Description and Finding Aid GEORGE IGNATIEFF FONDS F2020

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Prepared by Lynn McIntyre April 2013

GEORGE IGNATIEFF FONDS

Dates of creation: [191-?] - 1989

Extent: 9 m of textual records Approximately 770 photographs 5 scrapbooks 24 audiovisual records

Biographical sketch: George Ignatieff, diplomat and administrator, was born into a Russian aristocratic family in St. Petersburg in 1913. He was the fifth and youngest son of Count Paul Ignatieff and Natalie Ignatieff (née Princess Mestchersky). After fleeing Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution, the family arrived in England in 1920. By the end of that decade they had relocated to Upper Melbourne, Quebec. George Ignatieff was educated at Lower Canada College, Montreal, and in Toronto at Central Technical School and Jarvis Collegiate. In 1936 he graduated with a BA in Political Science and Economics from Trinity College, and then went to Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship, completing his MA in Slavic Studies in 1938. At Lester B. Pearson's suggestion, Ignatieff wrote the External Affairs examination in 1939 and began working at Canada House in London. He returned to the Department of External Affairs in Ottawa in 1944. His many postings included: Canadian Ambassador to Yugoslavia (1956-1958), Assistant Undersecretary of State for External Affairs (1960-1962), Permanent Representative to NATO in 1963, and Canadian Ambassador to the UN (1966-1969). In 1972, Ignatieff left the post of Permanent Representative of Canada to the European Office of the UN at Geneva (from 1970) to become ninth Provost and Vice-chancellor of Trinity College, a position he held until 1979. From 1980 to 1986 he was Chancellor of the University of Toronto. He was Chair of the National Museums of Canada Board (1973-1978), and in the 1980s was active in Science for Peace. In 1973 he was made a Companion of the Order of Canada and in 1984 was awarded the Pearson Peace Medal. Throughout the years he received many honorary degrees and other awards. In 1985 the University of Toronto Press published his memoirs, The Making of a Peacemonger .

George Ignatieff married (Jessie) Alison Grant (1916-1992) in 1944; the couple had two sons, Michael (b.1947) and Andrew (b.1952). George Ignatieff died on 10 August 1989 in Sherbrooke, Quebec.

Scope and content: Fonds consists of records pertaining to George Ignatieff’s professional career and personal life. Genealogical information about the Ignatieff family documents their lives in Russia and immigration to Canada. Some records relate to the Parkin and Grant familes. Family records include memoirs, diaries, photographs, student records, journals and correspondence. Ignatieff’s professional life as a diplomat with the Canadian government is documented by correspondence, subject files, speeches, reports, newspaper clippings and photographs. Records from 1972 to 1986 are mainly from Ignatieff’s career as an administrator at the University of Toronto. These records were generated during day-to-day operations of these offices and include correspondence, subject files, speeches, writings, clippings and notebooks. In addition, there are documents associated with other organizations and activities in which he was involved, as well as documents relating to his honorary degrees and awards. Extensive background material and drafts trace the evolution of Ignatieff’s published memoir, The Making of a Peacemonger.

Correspondence and photographs can be found throughout the fonds. Researchers are

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encouraged to search broadly.

Contains series: 1. Family History 2. Student Records 3. Daily Journals, Address Books, Financial and Personal Records 4 Correspondence 5. Subject Files 6. Writings and Interviews 7. Memoirs 8. Speeches 9. University of Toronto Chancellor’s Office 10. Photographs 11. Clippings and Printed Materials 12. Audiotapes and Videotapes 13. Andrew Ignatieff

Notes: Acquisition history: The first donation of materials was received directly from George Ignatieff. Following his father’s death, Andrew Ignatieff donated the remainder of the material in various accessions.

Arrangement: The material has been arranged by the archivist following the original order whenever possible.

Language: Some documents are written in Russian, Bulgarian, German, Latin and French.

Restrictions on access: None

Terms governing use and reproduction / publication: Various copyright holders, it is the researcher’s responsibility to obtain permission to publish any part of the fonds.

Associated material: Library and Archives Canada holds other Ignatieff papers

Related groups of records in different fonds : Michael Ignatieff fonds, F2327 contains considerable material relating to the Ignatieff and Grant families. The Sonja Sinclair fonds, F2223, contains interviews and research creating during the writing of The Making of a Peacemonger .

General Notes: Throughout this document, George Ignatieff is referred to as "GI" and Alison (Grant) Ignatieff as "AI". Some early documents refer to her as "JAG" (Jessie Alison Grant) "Ignatieff" is also spelled as "Ignatiev" In some documents. "Defence" is sometimes spelled as "defense." "Dima" refers to Vladimir Ignatieff.

Provenance access points : Ignatieff, George, 1913-1989

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SERIES 1: FAMILY HISTORY

Dates of creation: [191-?] - 1988

Extent: 26 cm of textual records 34 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm and smaller

Scope and content: Series consists of Ignatieff genealogy and family history. Included are memoirs of Ignatieff family members reflecting their lives in 19th century Russia and immigration to their new home in Canada during the early 20th century. As well, there is initial correspondence about the publication of GI’s father’s memoirs. This series also contains photographs, journal articles, newspaper clippings, as well as lecture notes, texts for a BBC series and a TVO interview created by Michael Ignatieff.

Location / File Listing:

FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END DATE CONTENTS BOX/ DATE FILE #

Ignatieff Family Tree 1978 [198-?] Family tree: Genealogy of the sons of 1-1 and History Count Paul and Countess Natalie Ignatieff as prepared by Serge Sheremeteff and edited by Vladimir Ignatieff, September 1978 (See also File 3-10) Family notes from 1917 to 1980 by Vladimir Ignatieff; Includes information on the origins of Paul Ignatieff’s memoirs “Explanatory Notes to the Skeletal Ignatieff Genealogy including the Mestchersky Family,” by Leonid P. Ignatieff, including early history of Russia and the family Many photocopies, one dated from 1978

Correspondence re February December Correspondence concerning publication of 1-2 George Ignatieff’s book 1965 1968 George Ignatieff’s book, “Things New and and his father’s memoirs Old,” 1965 (See also Files 41-1 and 41-2) [Count Paul M. Ignatieff Correspondence concerning publication of (1870-1945)] GI’s father’s memoirs, 1967-1968, and agreement with St. Martin’s Press, 19 December 1968 Family tree – 1797-[195-?] Correspondents include Leonid Ignatieff, Macmillan Company of Canada, University of Toronto Press, Frances Halpenny, Hugh Seton-Watson, Frank A. Upjohn, St. Martin’s Press, Andrew Rossos, Russian Historical Archive and Repository Contents of these two files are mostly original documents. (File 1 of 2)

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Correspondence re January October Correspondence concerning publication of 1-3 Count Paul M. Ignatieff’s 1969 1978 GI’s father’s memoirs and his Russian Memoirs manuscript; 1969 to 1974, 1978 Correspondents as above, and Vladimir [Dima] Ignatieff, B.G. Kayfetz, Canadian Jewish Congress, Ian Montagnes, University of Toronto Press, and Jack McClelland, McClelland and Stewart Drafts of the Preface to the memoir, including revised version, 7 February 1973 Letterhead of Count Paul N. Ignatieff (File 2 of 2)

References to Count [198-?] [198-?] "Translation of References to Count Paul 1-4 Paul Ignatieff Ignatieff In Memoirs of A.B Krivosheyin (1857-1921), Published in Paris 1973" (Photocopy)

Count Paul Ignatieff - [197-?] [197-?] Fall of the Tsarist regime, Volume VI, 1-5 Fall of the Tsarist Questioning and Evidence of Count P.N. regime, Volume VI Ignatieff, edited by P.E. Tsegoloff (Draft and final stenographic transcript of the questions and evidence given in 1917 before the Special Commission of Enquiry of the Provisional Government) Translation from Russian by GI of original 1917 document Photocopy of article in Russian: Slavistic Printings and Reprintings, ed. C.H. Van Schooneveld, 1969

Count Paul Ignatieff - [197-?] [197-?] The Mission of General N.P. Ignatieff to 1-6 The Mission of General Peking (1859-1860, The Peking Treaty ), N.P. Ignatieff to Peking draft, by K.A. Gubastov, "material assembled by Count N.P. Ignatieff and published … 1902 (Photocopy) Photocopy of part of an official document in Russian, 1913, probably GI's birth certificate (See File 5-2)

Count Paul Ignatieff 1982 1983 Letter to Ian Montagnes, Editor, University 1-7 Memoir, Foreword of Toronto Press, 11 March 1982, concerning GI’s wish to have the memoirs published in Canada Includes Foreword to The Memoirs of Count Paul Ignatieff written by Professor Seton-Watson (Photocopy; Original is in File 38-15)

Count Paul Ignatieff [193-?] [194-?] Paul Ignatieff memoir, p.1 to p.294; 1-8 Memoir Appendix, Bibliographical Notes p.1-44 (Carbon copy typescript on onionskin paper)

Count Paul Ignatieff [193-?] [194-?] Typescript of Paul Ignatieff memoir, starting 1-9

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Memoir at Chapter VI, p.85 to p.294; Appendix, Bibliographical Notes, p.1-44 Note in file indicates: "Copy 1 of Vol. II," "Once a Minister in Imperial Russia, of original manuscript of Count Paul N. Ignatieff"

Count Paul Ignatieff [193-?] [194-?] Typescript of Paul Ignatieff memoir - 1-10 Memoir, Chapters 1 and Chapter 1, Local and Provincial 2 Government, and Chapter 2, The Ministry of Agriculture [Not the same as Chapters 1 and 2 of File 1-8]

Photographs [P1516- [1917?] 1985 Photographs, both personal and 1-11 0001 to P1516-0032] professional through the years Includes 33 photographs of the young GI with his family and the older man in his various capacities, shown with world leaders and other dignitaries Includes newspaper clipping of GI on HMCS Iroquois from The Graduate, November-December 1985.

Count Nicholas Ignatieff [197-?] 1984 Letter to GI and pages from Bulgarian 2-1 - Biographical materials Journal, Pogonodue [?], about article on his grandparents, 1984 English translation of Speeches at Memorial meeting, Slavonic Society of St. Petersburg, in honour of Count Nicholas Ignatieff, 30 November 1908 Documents and envelope, in Russian

Paul Ignatieff - Memoirs [194-?] [196-?] “Once a Minister in Imperial Russia” - 2-2 copy of Introduction and Chapter 1, “Early years,” Typescript: Introduction (p.1-42) and Chapters I to V (p.1-84) Note in file indicates: "Copy 1 of Vol. I - Once a Minister in Imperial Russia, original manuscript of Count Paul N. Ignatieff"

Leonid L. Strakhovsky, 1953 1953 Article from University of Toronto Quarterly 2-3 “Count Paul Ignatiev’s (vol. 23, no.1, October 1953), written by efforts to save the Leonid L. Strakhovsky, “Count Paul monarchy of Nicholas II” Ignatiev’s efforts to save the monarchy of Nicholas II”

Vladimir Pavlovitch [197-?] [198-?] Photocopy of typewritten “Family Note”: 2-4 Ignatieff, “Family Note” family history from Russia in 1917 to 1981, 1982[?]

Michael Ignatieff - BBC [199-?] [199-?] Photocopies of texts for BBC interviews 2-5 texts in The Listener from The Listener . Michael Ignatieff interviews novelists, poets, philosophers, trade unionists and cultural critics on a variety of topics

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Robert Fulford 1987 1987 “Realities: The 80’s Too many choices?” 2-6 interviews Michael For Realities series of programs on TV Ignatieff Ontario. Robert Fulford interviews Michael Ignatieff on the topic of The Welfare State: Secondhand Compassion? Spiral bound booklet

Michael Ignatieff, “All 1988 1988 Lecture notes for Larkin Stuart Lectures 1-3 2-7 Shook Up” at Trinity College, 8-10 November 1988: “All Shook Up: The Self and its Crises,” Lecture 1: The Return; Lecture 2: Illness; Lecture 3: Love

Countess Natalie 1940 1940 Countess Natalie Ignatieff Memoirs in 2-8 Ignatieff Memoirs English, pages 1-50 (Carbon copy on onionskin paper)

As above 1940 1940 As above, pages 51-100 2-9

As above 1940 1940 As above, pages 101-150 2-10

As above 1940 1940 As above, pages 150-200 2-11

As above 1940 1940 As above, pages 201-268 2-12

Ignatieff family history 1914 1916 Pages of published book(s) or journals in 2-13 Russian

Ignatieff family history 2 1908 [197-?] Part of memoir of Countess Natalie about 2-14 the country place given to Count Nikita Panine by Catherine the Great Translation from “Elementary Chinese History textbook (Pre-revolutionary),“ Vol. VII, Lesson 45 Publications: History Today , June 1964 Unidentified booklet in Russian, 1908

Ignatieff family history 3 [1918?] [198-?] Part of memoir, “Mon grand-père le 2-15 diplomate,” Paul Ignatieff by GI; Image of Count Paul Ignatieff from cover of “Sea Breezes,” The P.S.N.C. Magazine, [Pacific Steam Navigation Company], August 1920 and “Saved by an English Governess, Thrilling Story from Red Russia,” pp.317- 325 (2 copies); Photograph, b&w, of soldiers in trench, possibly Russian, World War I

Ignatieff family history [198-?] [199-?] Ignatieff family history - remarks by Michael 2-16 or Andrew at death of grandmother

Ignatieff Genealogy [198-?] [198-?] Ignatieff family trees: Relationship of 2-17 Michael Ignatieff to the first Count Ignatieff; Ignatieff Family (Extract from Memoirs of Gen. A.A. Ignatieff “Fifty years in the service” published in Moscow 1941

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(Typescript); Translated from Russian by George Ignatieff), Volume 1, Chapter 1, The Family; Genealogy of the sons of Count Paul and Countess Natalie Ignatieff as prepared by Serge Sheremeteff and edited by Vladimir Ignatieff, September 1978 (Photocopy. See also File 1-1)

SERIES 2: STUDENT RECORDS

Dates of creation: 1925 - 1940

Extent: 26 cm of textual records

Scope and content: Series consists of documents from George Ignatieff's years at Trinity College in Toronto and New College, Oxford, UK. Much of the material is for his thesis on General N. Ignatiev. The series also contains GI’s Trinity College degree, notebooks, off-prints, lecture and thesis notes, passes, pamphlets, and folding charts.

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FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END CONTENTS BOX/ DATE DATE FILE #

Notebook, Lower [1928?] [1931?] George Ignatieff notebook, Lower Canada 3-1 Canada College College, Montreal

Notebook, Trinity [1932?] [1932?] Notebook for course “Contemporary 3-2 College? Political Theory,” Trinity College?

Library Pass 1935 1936 Pass to stack-room of the University of 3-3 Toronto Library

Oxford Pamphlets 1935 1938 The Rhodes Scholarships Statement for 3-4 the Academic Year 1935-1936 Note in Latin (Matriculation certificate), 1936 Excerpta E Statutis (Latin & English), Examination Statutes … 1936, Regulations of the Boards for 1936-1937 Faculty of Social Studies, Lecture list [and Timetable] for Trinity Term, 1938 Truth and Corrigibility, Inaugural Lecture delivered 5 March 1936 “A Present from Oxford,” “Microcosm of Oxford,” with engravings of Oxford colleges from 1264. Dedication “To Miss Lees from her very sincere friend Colonel Warren W. Higgins”

New College Essay 1937 1937 New College Essay Society, Volume XII. 3-5

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Society Minutes of meetings, bound notebook, October 1937 [Most pages blank.]

New College Essay 1936 1936 New College Essay Society Rules, and 3-6 Society Proposed Amendments to Rules, July 1936

Lecture Notes [1936?] [1938?] Lecture Notes; British Foreign Policy 3-7

Lecture Notes [1936?] [1938?] Lecture Notes; History 1, bound volume 3-8

Lecture Notes [1938?] [1938?] Lecture Notebook; School of Slavonic 4-1 Studies

Thesis Notes: General [1938?] [1939?] Typescript (63 pages): Translations of 4-2 Ignatiev and the “Account of Greco-Bulgarian Church Bulgarian Nationalist Schism,” from “La politique Russe en Movement - General Orient” by Gregory Troubetskoy,” from the History Revue d’Histoire Diplomatique, année 21, 1907 Typed spine label is also included in this file, as is cover page stating: “Church question and the fight against Hellenization”

Thesis Notes: General [1938?] [1939?] Typescript (60 pages): Translations of 4-3 Ignatiev and the “Count N.P. Ignatiev,” a biographical Bulgarian Nationalist sketch, read at a special meeting of the Movement - General “Bolgarscoto Knizjovno Drouzjestvo,” Sofia, History 1909 Irregular pagination

Thesis Notes: General [1938?] [1939?] Handwritten notes on legal size paper, 4-4 Ignatiev and the “The Church Dispute” … and Typed Bulgarian Nationalist extract from “The Bulgarians in the Past” Movement - Church by D. Mishev, 1919 Dispute

Thesis Notes: General [1938?] [1939?] Typed extracts from “Puritans in the 4-5 Ignatiev and the Balkans” by William Webster Hall Jr., “The Bulgarian Nationalist American Board Mission in Bulgaria,” in Movement - Catholic Studia Historico-Philologica Serdicensia , and Protestant Sup. Volume 1, 1938 Propaganda

Thesis Notes: General [1938?] [1939?] Typed notes from “Memoirs of General 4-6 Ignatiev and the Ignatiev: from Article in Slavonic Review , Bulgarian Nationalist Vol.2, by Sumner, and other journals Movement - Slavophilism and Russian diplomatic intervention

Thesis Notes: General [1938?] [1939?] Typed document in Russian (28 pages) 4-7 Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist

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Movement

Thesis Notes [1938?] [1939?] Typed extracts (55 pages) from Zapisky, 4-8 “Memoirs of General Ignatiev,” English translation from Russian periodical, Istorichesky Viestnik , 1914, Vol.135, and other journals

Thesis Notes [1938?] [1939?] Typed extracts (122 pages) in French of 4-9 ”Dix années à Constantinople, Mémoire de Comte Ignatiev;” article published in Russian Journal, 1914, 1915

Memoirs of General [1938?] [1939?] Typescript (37 pages) of “General Count 4-10 Ignatiev Nicholas Ignatiev’s Memoirs” (Zapisky)

Thesis Notes [1938?] [1939?] Typed extracts from memoirs of Nelidov 4-11 entitled “Souvenirs d’avant et d’après la Guerre de 1877-1878,” in French, from the ”Revue des Deux Mondes,” Mai-Jun, p.302-329, Part 1, 1915

Thesis Notes 1938 1939 Typed bibliography, Michaelmas Term, 4-12 1938-39

Notebook [1938?] [1939?] Notebook; Bulgarian material 4-13

Thesis Notes 1925 1939 Four folding charts removed from 4-14 publication entitled Bulletin historico- philologique de l’Académie de Saint- Pétersbourg, in German Two off-prints in Russian, 1925, 1939

Report on Progress on 1938 1939 Three typed Reports of Progress of Work 4-15 Thesis on Thesis; “General Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist Movement,” for the Michaelmas, Hilary and Trinity Terms

G.G. Crean Papers [1938?] [1939?] Various handwritten and typed G.G. Crean 4-16 essays and notes

Notebook [1939?] 1940 Black notebook, includes travelling pass 4-17 from the Office of the High Commissioner for Canada for GI dated 10 May 1940

George Ignatieff - [197-?] [197-?] Photocopy of letter from University of 4-18 Student records, 1935 Toronto awarding of Maurice Cody Research Scholarship to GI and J.K. Macalister, 17 October 1935

George Ignatieff – 1936 1936 GI’s B.A. degree from Trinity College, Oversize Trinity College degree, University of Toronto, 5 June 1936, Box 76- 1936 Oversize Box 76-7 2 and Composite showing photos of 1936 Trinity 76-7 College graduates in Oversize Box 76-2

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SERIES 3: PERSONAL RECORDS

Dates of Creation: 1928 - 1989

Extent: 13 cm of textual records

Scope and content: Series consists of George and Alison Ignatieff’s personal records, including correspondence, daily journals, address books, financial records, and passports. Also included are a photocopy of GI’s birth certificate, obituaries, Codicil to his Will, immigration papers, and his United Nations Security Council Pass. There are CV’s for GI, AI, and Michael, and report cards for the young Alison and for Michael.

Location / File Listing:

FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END CONTENTS BOX/ DATE DATE FILE #

Address / telephone [198-?] [1989?] Four address books, probably from the 5-1 books 1980s Birth register entry [197-?] [197-?] Photocopies of: Birth Register entry, in 5-2 Russian, 1913; Certificate of Naturalization, Dominion of Canada, 21 September 1935 Canadian Immigration Office, London, notifications that GI is “absent from Canada for a temporary purpose,” 22 July 1937, 2 August, 1938, and 29 August 1939

Calling Cards [1966?] [1969?] Calling cards: George Ignatieff, 5-3 Ambassador of Canada / George Ignatieff, CC LLD FRSC; and Mrs. George Ignatieff / Madame George Ignatieff

Curriculum Vitae and [1978?] 1989 Various versions of GI’s Curriculum Vitae 5-4 Biographical Notes and entries in the Canadian Who’s Who, 1986, 1988, 1989; CVs of Alison Ignatieff and Michael Ignatieff to 1978

Diaries 1984 1988 Four daily planners, 1984, 1985 and 1988 5-5 Monthly Planner, 1986-1987

Diaries 1987 1987 Daily appointment book, kept by Catherine 5-6 Armstrong, GI’s secretary Also enclosed: Mr. and Mrs. GI’s travel itinerary to London and Marseille, Christmas 1987

Diaries 1989 1989 Daily Journal, kept by Catherine Armstrong 5-7

Financial Records 1938 1939 Westminster Bank, London: Transactions 5-8

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made by George Ignatieff (samples only retained)

Income Tax Returns 1972 1981 Income tax returns from 1972 to 1981 5-9 Correspondence, carbon copies, with National Trust Company and accountants

Obituaries, George 1986 1989 George Ignatieff, obituaries, died 10 5-10 Ignatieff - Will [Codicil to August 1989, Sherbrooke, Quebec, Will], Correspondence newspaper clippings; Correspondence concerning GI's Will, 1986, 1987; Signed Codicil to GI’s Will, 21 August 1986 [See also Box 75 for additional material]

Passports 1946 1972 Mrs. [Jessie] Alison [Grant] Ignatieff, Two 5-11 passports, 1946, 1972

United Nations Pass [1948] [1949] George Ignatieff, United Nations, Delegate 5-12 to Security Council, Pass No. D13742

Report card, letter re 1959 1963 Interim Report, Upper Canada College, for 5-13 graduation diploma, and Michael Ignatieff, 9 February 1959; Letter receipt from UCC for from Principal of UCC to GI about Michael Ignatieff Michael’s graduation diploma, June 1963; Payment receipt for UCC fees, August 1962

Report cards, Diplomas, 1928 1939 Reports cards for Alison Grant, The Bishop 5-14 [Jessie] Alison Grant Strachan School, 1928 to 1935

Diplomas, [Jessie] 1936 1939 Diplomas: Central Technical School, Oversize Alison Grant graduated from Art program, 1936; The Box 76- Royal College of Art, School of Design 1 1939

SERIES 4: CORRESPONDENCE

Dates of creation: 1916 - 1989

Extent: 52 cm of textual records 8 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm or smaller 1 photograph : col. ; 20 x 25 cm or smaller

Scope and content: Series consists of personal and professional correspondence sent and received by George and Alison Ignatieff, as well as some Grant and Parkin family material. Significant events in the personal lives of the Ignatieffs and the Grants are documented. Ignatieff’s professional files include correspondence with dignitaries and other officials, placing his diplomatic career in the context of world events. Related documents, including photographs, articles and newspaper clippings are also included.

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FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END DATE CONTENTS BO X/ DATE FILE # Correspondence, Mrs. 1916 1982 Correspondents include: Charles 6-1 Maude Parkin Grant Ritchie, Agnes Macphail, W. L. Grant, Maurice Hankey, and Robertson Davies Correspondence on the birth of Alison in 1916, Mrs. Maude Parkin Grant’s death on 20 February 1963, and death of Mrs. Elizabeth Don Leo, including will, 13 April 1951 Obituary for Mrs. M.E. Grant [“Maud Erskine Grant”] in The Times , 6 February 1963 Genealogical information on the Parkin family, including information from Provincial Archives, Fredericton, NB, 1982

Correspondence and 1916 1939 Correspondents include: Lester B. 6-2 Miscellaneous Pearson; Office of the High Documents Commissioner for Canada; and J.C.P. Brunyate, War Office of London (UK) Reports and documents concerning GI’s studies; GI’s enlistment in the Canadian diplomatic service

Correspondence 1928 1940 Correspondence regarding the Rhodes 6-3 Scholarship, 1937; Letter from Georges P. Vanier to the Countess Ignatieff

Correspondence, 1932 1968 Correspondents include: Hume Wrong; 6-4 Alison Grant Ignatieff Gaby Léger; Claude T. Bissell; W. L. Grant; Glenn Gould; Vincent Massey; Marshall McLuhan; Jack Pickersgill; and Andrew Ignatieff Information about J. Alison Grant’s early education including Bishop Strachan report cards, 1932, 1933, and “Impressions of growing up at UCC”

Correspondence, 1940 1989 Personal correspondence of Alison 6-5 Alison Grant Ignatieff Grant Ignatieff about the death of her mother, Maude Parkin Grant in 1963. Letters from George Grant (brother) and David Crook (childhood friend and fiancé, died in Battle of Britain, 1940, 1941). Condolence letters on the death of George Grant, 1988, 1989

Correspondence, 1970 1971 Personal letters to Alison from GI, 6-6 Alison Grant Ignatieff Andrew Ignatieff, Raleigh Parkin (uncle), George Grant (brother), Nell Parkin (wife of Paul Parkin)

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Correspondence and 1939 1969 Correspondents include: Clyde R. Scott; 6-7 Miscellaneous Princess Mestchersky (in Russian); Documents, Lester B. Pearson; E.G. Smith; A. George Ignatieff Macnamara; Peking English Service report; Fawny Mavrondy; George P. Grant; Hart Massey; Sidney Smith; Frederick B. Roger; Buckingham Palace Letters in French and Russian

Correspondence and 1940 1945 Correspondence with various 6-8 Miscellaneous government officials including Lester B. Documents Pearson; O.D. Skelton; Warren Zumbra; Vincent Massey; M. Maisky Records of military service, including discharge notice from the Territorial Army, and National Registration Identity card Personal letters on the death of GI’s father, Count Paul N. Ignatieff [See also 19-2], as well as correspondence about the upcoming marriage to Alison Grant, 17 November 1945

Correspondence and 1941 1942 Correspondence with: Vincent Massey 6-9 Miscellaneous (photocopy of Public Archives of Documents Canada document); letters to Mrs. Natalie Ignatieff praising GI (one in French); Includes letter in Russian

Correspondence and 1944 1944 Correspondents include: Arnold Smith, 6-10 Miscellaneous Canadian Embassy, Moscow, Documents concerning world events; Letter from Wills, Bickle & Company about investments for Countess Natalie Ignatieff

Correspondence and 1945 1945 Correspondents include: Arnold Smith, 6-11 Miscellaneous Canadian Embassy, Moscow, with Documents instructions to forward them to such people as Lester B. Pearson, V. Massey and the Prime Minister

Correspondence, 1945 1945 Correspondence with Maude Grant 6-12 Wedding Preparations (MEG), GI, G.R. Parkin and others concerning wedding arrangements for 17 November 1945

Correspondence July 1946 December Correspondents include: John Starnes 6-13 1946 and the Atomic Energy Plant at Chalk River; J. Graham Parsons; J.H. Warren, and R.H. Metcalfe; Lester B. Pearson Correspondence related to GI’s capacity as a Member of the Canadian Delegation to the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission

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Correspondence February April 1947 Correspondents include: D.R. Michener; 6-14 1947 J.K Starnes; Eric W. Morse; George C. Laurence; Escott Reid; Lester B. (“Mike”) Pearson; Letter in Russian from Countess N. Ignatieff

Correspondence May 1947 June 1947 Letters of congratulation on GI’s 6-15 appointment as First Secretary in Washington, and on the birth of son, Michael Includes handwritten letter in Russian, as well as other personal correspondence

Correspondence, and July 1947 December Correspondents include: Paul Martin 6-16 Miscellaneous 1947 Sr.; Lester B. Pearson and Erskine Documents Buchanan Other documents about security, the atomic bomb, the Armed Services

Correspondence and January April 1948 Correspondents and subjects include: 6-17 Miscellaneous 1948 Canadian Institute of International Documents Affairs membership; G.G. Crean, Department of External Affairs regarding Meir Wilner (alias Ber Kowner); Congratulations to GI on his appointment as Chief Advisor to Canada’s permanent delegation to the United Nations

Correspondence May 1948 August Correspondence with Lester B. 6-18 1948 Pearson; Terry MacDermot; Lionel Gelber of Jewish Agency for Palestine; Douglas A. Stevenson; Leo Malania; Escott Reid; Stuart D. Hemsley; R.G. Riddell; Charles Ritchie; Douglas A. MacLennan; Lionel V. Massey

Correspondence and September December Correspondents include: John K. 7-1 Miscellaneous 1948 1948 Starnes; R.G. (Gerry) Riddell; Lionel V. Documents Massey; T.W.L. (Terry) MacDermot; John Halstead Other documents include: Address by Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King, 28 September 1948; Review of World Affairs, Statement of Louis St. Laurent, 29 April 1948; Statement to the Société d’Etudes et de Conférences, Ottawa, 3 December 1948

Correspondence January March 1949 Correspondents include: T.W.L. (Terry) 7-2 1949 MacDermot; Alistair Stewart; Dean Rusk; Marcel Cadieux; R.G. Riddell; Marvin Gelber; John W. Holmes; Arnold D.P. Heeney

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Other documents including correspondence with GI’s brother, Alexander (Alec) Ignatieff, concerning the Count Paul N. Ignatieff Estate

Correspondence April 1949 July 1949 Correspondents include: H.H. (Hume) 7-3 Wrong; Charles A. Seipmann; New York University; R.G. Riddell Personal correspondence includes: Alec Ignatieff; Handwritten letters in Russian, Biographical sketch of GI

Correspondence August December Correspondents include: Charlotte 7-4 1949 1949 Lusby; R. G. Riddell; Brooke Claxton; General A.G.L McNaughton; Paul Martin Sr.; Herbert A. Mowat Letters of congratulation on GI’s new appointment and move to Washington, D.C.

Correspondence January April 1950 Correspondents include: Charles A.S. 7-5 1950 Ritchie; Terry MacDermot; William P. Snow; Alistair Stewart; James (Jim) George; Escott Reid; John W. Holmes; Minute Sheets [brief notes] from the Ambassador Correspondence regarding Canadian representation at the Vatican, North Atlantic Treaty (NATO) Documents, “Operation Avenger”

Correspondence May 1950 July 1950 Correspondence from various 7-6 embassies and colleagues regarding world events: North Atlantic Council, Atlantic Pact Nation Production Program, the United Nations, events in Korea Personal items include telegram announcing birth of Andrew Ignatieff

Correspondence August December Correspondents include: D.R. Michener; 7-7 1950 1950 R.A. (Bert) Mackay; R. Gordon Arneson; Vladimir (Jim George) Ignatieff; John W. Holmes; G[eorge] de T. Glazebrook; A.G.L. McNaughton; Nasrollah Entezam; Nicholas Ignatieff Other documents: Rhodes Scholars and Scholarships in Canada

Correspondence and 1956 1972 Documents and correspondents 7-8 Miscellaneous include: R.W. Clark; Pierre Elliott Documents Trudeau to GI congratulating him on his retirement from the Canadian foreign service and his appointment at Trinity College, 1972; Statement from the Department of External Affairs upon

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GI's appointment as Provost of Trinity College Articles on arms control and disarmament

Correspondence and 1956 1965 Correspondents include: A.G.L 7-9 Miscellaneous McNaughton; Lester B. Pearson; Paul Documents T. Hellyer; family members regarding the publication of parents’ memoirs Paper from National Research Council of Canada, Examination of Kiev 35 mm camera; 1956 Other documents: Dinner Invitation with President Charles de Gaulle

Lists, Entertainment - 1959 1971 Invitation lists of guests entertained by 7-10 George and Alison the Ignatieffs, includes lists from their Ignatieff time in New York, 1966-68

Correspondence, 1962 1984 Personal correspondence and 7-11 George and Alison invitations from: Alison (niece?); Dima Ignatieff Ignatieff; Gaby Léger; Colin Strathy, Christmas card from Lionel Massey

Correspondence and 1967 1967 Correspondents include: Escott Reid 7-12 Miscellaneous [Draft document: “The Conscience of Documents the Diplomat”]; P.E. Trudeau; R. Ruder; Sydney Allan Freifeld Undated newspaper photo (photocopy) of Mr. and Mrs. George Ignatieff after wedding

Correspondence and 1968 1968 Correspondents include: Robert 7-13 Miscellaneous Spencer; K.K Starnes; Lester B. Documents Pearson; W.H. (Bill) Barton; William P. Rogers; Canadian Association of Slavists; World Federalists of Canada and others concerning Canadian Foreign Policy

Correspondence and January June 1969 Correspondents include: John D. 7-14 Miscellaneous 1969 Buchanan; J. Alex Hume; W.H. Barton; Documents U Thant; Paul Martin, Sr.; Rudolf Bing Correspondence concerning GI’s nomination to the Disarmament Conference in Geneva and his work at the United Nations in New York

Correspondence and July 1969 December Correspondents include: W.H. Barton; 7-15 Miscellaneous 1969 Ivan L. Head; Gordon R.S. Hawkins; Documents M.N. (Mac) Bow; J. Reid Morden Correspondence about Strategic Studies in Canada, as well as arms and environment control in the Arctic Other documents: University Of Toronto program, Conferring Of Degrees,

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Honorary degree of Doctor in Law to GI, 14 November 1969

Correspondence and 1969 1969 Honorary degree from University of Oversize Miscellaneous Toronto, 14 November 1969; Box 76-5 Documents Presentation of GI for Doctor of Laws, and 76-7 Program, 14 November 1969

Correspondence and 1970 1970 Correspondents include: Mitchell Sharp; 7-16 Miscellaneous The Franklin Mint (offering GI a medal); Documents J.W. Holmes; M.N Bow; and E.L.M. Burns; Donald S. Macdonald; Ivan L. Head (Office of the Prime Minister) about Biological Conservation. Other documents and articles re the Canadian Arctic; Minutes, Inaugural Meeting of the Commission for Strategic and International Studies. March 5, 1970; Canadian Institute of International Affairs (Sgd.) Wilfrid Laurier letter to (Principal) George Monroe Grant, Ottawa, 1899 (photocopy)

Correspondence, Alison 1970 1981 Correspondents include: Queen 7-17 Ignatieff Elizabeth II [on the death of Mountbatten in 1979]; George R. Parkin; Gaby Léger; Paola (niece); George Ford (University of Rochester); Letters of Congratulations (Queen Lady-in-Waiting); Francis Fox, National Gallery of Canada; Dima [Vladimir] Ignatieff Other documents: 2 small photographs of GI; AI Curriculum Vitae; Certificate acknowledging medal to AI for the Queen’s Silver Jubilee; Christmas Card from Queen Elizabeth II, with coloured photograph of the Queen and Prince Philip, 1978

Correspondence and 1971 1971 Correspondents include: M.N. Bow; 7-18 Miscellaneous Ivan L. Head; Lester B. Pearson; Documents Mitchell Sharp; R. Harry Jay; Jean Drapeau; W. H (Bill) Barton. Personal letter from Lester B. Pearson Other documents on subjects such as Canada’s policy on gas warfare, the Canadian Arctic and Canadian Membership in the Economic Commission for Europe (ECE)

Correspondence and 1971 1978 Correspondents include: W.H. Barton; 7-19 Miscellaneous Edward T. Cone; John M. Robson; J. Documents, Alex Hume; Raleigh Parkin; Charles George Ignatieff Comfort [drawing of Vladimir Ignatieff, 1944]; Kurt Waldheim; Ian Montagnes;

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Gertrude [Lean]; A. S. Toubetzskoy; James A. Gibson; Escott Reid; W. W. Bean; George Rathjens; R. Gordon Robertson; Eric Arthur; Derwyn Owen; Goldwin French; Rupert [Schieder]. Other documents: Foreign Service Officer Group Classification; Scholarly review by Michael Ignatieff

Correspondence and 1972 1972 Correspondents include: Rev. Bruce 8-1 Miscellaneous Stavert; Roderick Brinckman; George Documents: Grant; Gertrude Lean; Alexander appointment as Provost Dalzell; Gerald L. Morris; P.C.B to Trinity College Richardson; A.E. Ritchie; Michael and Andrew Ignatieff; Marcel Cadieux Other documents: Installation program and address by G. Ignatieff as Provost of Trinity College, 18 October 1972; 5 photographs of this occasion; Speech; Trinity Convocation Bulletins, 1972; University of Toronto News

Correspondence and January August Correspondents include: Secretary- 8-2 Miscellaneous 1972 1972 General of the United Nations Kurt Documents Waldheim; UNICEF Canada; Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom; Conference on Christian Approaches to Defence and Disarmament; GI’s Foreign Service Officer Appraisal Report; Paul. L. Trottier; Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom; J. King Gordon; Conference on Christian Approaches to Defence and Disarmament; Ambassador A.A Roshcin Other documents: Mitchell Sharp meeting with Chou En-Lai; Letters about stranded Canadians and invalid passports

Correspondence and September December Correspondents include: Andrew 8-3 Miscellaneous 1972 1972 Rossos; William (Bill) Epstein; Marcel Documents Cadieux; John Mainwaring; Manlio Brosio concerning T.M.W. Moran; William Epstein; John Buchanan to Alison Ignatieff; Letters of congratulation to GI on his departure from Geneva Other documents: Edition of Salterrae (Trinity College newspaper) offering public apology

Correspondence and December May 1973 Correspondents include: World 8-4 Miscellaneous 1972 Federalists of Canada; Canadian Peace Documents Congress; R.M. Morgan; H.L. Puxley;

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A.E. Ritchie; Richard Hudson; Association Of Universities & Colleges of Canada (concerning the establishment of a United Nations University) Other documents: U Thant reference letter; Task Force For Peace

Correspondence and 1973 1973 Correspondents include: Marvin Lyons; 8-5 Miscellaneous J.R. Morden; J. Moffat; Rupert Allan; Documents Royal Ontario Museum; Christ the Saviour Cathedral in English and Russian; Faculty of Law Dalhousie University; James C. Amon, Editor, Oxford University Press about GI’s article Other documents: Ignatieff Contract with University of Toronto Press; International Institute for Strategic Studies; Declaration of Death, Prince Paul Lieven Personal letters advising of his new address at Trinity College; Letter to A. Maxwell Henderson, ROM, about position for son Andrew; UNICEF Canada annual report 1973

Correspondence and 1973 1973 Correspondence and documents 8-6 Miscellaneous Include: Translation of Ignatieff's article Documents by Steve Mogiljansky (in Russian); Draft of Chapter 10 "Visit to Russia" from the Pearson Memoirs, Volume II ; Comment on Canadian Foreign Policy; Recommendation that GI be appointed a Companion of the Order of Canada; The appointment of Jules Léger as Governor General

Correspondence and July 1973 June 1974 Files 8-7 to 9-4 are from the period 8-7 Miscellaneous when GI was Provost of Trinity College. Documents, They are indexed; See list in File 8-7. Part 1 (Indexed) Correspondents include: Douglas M. Gibson; Michael J. Walsh, Mosaic Press; William Epstein about Partial Test Ban Treaty; H. Barton Other documents: Correspondence between GI and John C. Polanyi about the Pugwash Conference; Invitations to Conferences, Canada and the European Economic Community; Ottawa Amnesty International; CV of Neil B. Cole

Correspondence and July 1973 June 1974 Correspondents and subjects include: 8-8 Miscellaneous Installation of Jules Léger as Governor Documents, General; Pearson Memoirs, Volume II ;

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Part 2 (Indexed) Amnesty International (Canada); World Federalists of Canada; UNICEF Canada; George-Henri Dagneau; Peter Storrs; Marcel Cadieux; E. E. Ritchie; Reference letters from U Thant and GI; Biographical notes regarding William Epstein; Letters concerning Secrecy and Foreign Policy

Correspondence, July 1973 June 1974 Congratulation letters regarding GI’s 8-9 Part 3 (Indexed) appointment as Companion of the Order of Canada from: Thomas J. Bata; John C. Bothwell; Marcel Cadieux; William (Bill) G. Davis; Jean Drapeau; J. Hugh Faulkner; Arthur Gelber; Bill MacDonald; Association of Universities and College of Canada; UNICEF Canada; Paul Martin Sr.; Harold Nahabedian; J. Gordon Parr; Mitchell Sharp; G.H Southam; Archbishop Wright, and others

Correspondence, August June 1975 Correspondence and subjects include: 8-10 Part 1 (Indexed) 1974 Andrew Cordier’s candidacy for the Nobel Peace Prize; Alvin J. Thomson; Henry Hainsworth; G.A. Browne; Robert Kaplan; King Gordon. Order of Canada. Amnesty International (Canada)

Correspondence and August June 1975 Correspondents include: International 8-11 Miscellaneous 1974 Development Research Centre, Paul Documents, Martin Sr.; Helen Venables; Joe Moffat; Part 2 (Indexed) Indian Council For Cultural Relations; Temple Kingston; William G. Davis; Walter L. Gordon; W.H. Barton; Canadian Association of Slavists; Canadian War Museum concerning a drawing of Vladimir Ignatieff Other documents: Letter from U Thant; GI as Patron of The Toronto Mendelssohn Choir; Letter concerning Louis St-Laurent house in Compton

Correspondence, July 1975 May 1976 Correspondents include: R.A.D. Ford; 9-1 Part 1 (Indexed) Contribution for Flora [MacDonald]; Algoma Arts Festival Association; Alex I. Inglis (Editor); Walter L. Gordon; Arthur J. Goldberg regarding Kurt Waldheim; Geoffrey G. Bruce; GI support re J.R. Kane nomination for the Order of Canada; James A. Coutts

Correspondence and July 1975 May 1976 Correspondents include: John 9-2 Miscellaneous Diefenbaker; Ross Campbell; Herbert Documents, Whittaker; Gordon Robertson; Paul Part 2 (Indexed) Martin, Sr.; Rev. H.W. Scott; Rev. L.S.

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Garnsworthy; David Crombie; W.H. Barton; Charles M. Drury; W.L. Morton; William R. Huntington; Arthur Goldberg; William Epstein; Stephen Juba; Escott Reid; Jules Léger Other documents: Journal article by James Eayrs; Jane E. Goeke résumé, Pedigree of the Troop (Troup) Family; Correspondence about the presentation of honorary degree to GI at York University, 27 September 1975 . Correspondence and 1975 1975 Honorary degree from York University, Oversize Miscellaneous 27 September 1975 [See Series 4, Box 76-7 Documents Correspondence files, File 9-2 for correspondence and File 35-1 for bound presentation copy of text.]

Correspondence and June 1976 July 1977 Correspondents include: Don Murton; 9-3 Miscellaneous World Federalists of Canada; R. Harry Documents, Jay concerning George Ignatieff Peace Part 1 (Indexed) Award; First Secretary and Council- Jakarta; Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies; Grand Rapids Art Museum regarding GI’s father; Robert Wendelin Keyserlingk Other documents: Draft regarding Canada and South Korea; J.J. Kelly defence of Master’s thesis

Correspondence and June 1976 July 1977 Correspondents include: Hans 9-4 Miscellaneous Blumenfeld; William Hayter; Walter L. Documents, Gordon; Arnold Simoni; John Fraser; Part 2 (Indexed) Donald S. Macdonald; Ian Montagnes; R. Guy C. Smith; Gordon Robertson; Claude T. Bissell Other documents: Draft written by Sydney Bailey; Letter to Zena Cherry re Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

Correspondence 1974 1976 Correspondents include: Master of 9-5 Massey College, Robertson Davies; Paul Martin regarding quotation by W. Laurier; The Lieutenant-Governor's Office Pauline McGibbon; John Roberts Correspondence with the Prime Minister regarding a working paper entitled "The Way Ahead: A Framework for Discussion”

Correspondence 1974 1977 Correspondents include: Roland 9-6 Michener; Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Correspondence concerning GI’s departure from Trinity College; Letter

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from Alison Ignatieff to son, Michael; GI as an honorary member of The Mark Twain Society; Photocopy of letter from Winston Churchill to Mark Twain, 1943

Correspondence re 1977 1978 Correspondence, biographical 9-7 Kenneth Macalister, information and photograph (photocopy) Alison Ignatieff of John Kenneth (Ken) Macalister and the Scholarship Fund established in his name Handwritten letter from Alison Ignatieff regarding her friendship with Macalister in 1942; Letter in French (also English) by Jeannine Macalister

Correspondence 1977 1979 Correspondence regarding National 9-8 Unity; UN Security Council; Election to the Corporation of Trinity College; Canada-Israel Friendship; Canada's CAST commitment to Norway Correspondents: Claude Bissell; Walter L. Gordon; Michael Ignatieff, Trinity College staff, Sheila (Grant?), Jules Léger

Correspondence, 1978 1978 Personal correspondence re GI’s non- 9-9 December appointment as Governor General, from various people including Gaby Léger, J.W. Pickersgill, Hart Massey

Correspondence and 1979 1985 Professional correspondence: J. King 9-10 Miscellaneous Gordon; Francis Leddy; Arthur J. Documents Wirrick; Rev. E.W. Scott; Rev. J.B. Boyles; Father Kingsley Joblin; Prof. Warren S. Jevons; Sonja Bata; Perry B. K. Goldsmith; McGeorge Bundy; Pierre E. Trudeau; Margaret Laurence; J. W. MacDonald; Norman Smith; Mel Hurtig; Andrew [Ignatieff]; Jeanne Sauvé; letters in Russian Other documents and letters concerning world peace; International affairs; Canadian security; Disarmament

Correspondence and 1980 1983 Correspondence and documents 9-11 Miscellaneous include: Disarmament and the Pugwash Documents Conferences; Acclamation of GI as Chancellor of The University of Toronto; The UN Security Council; "Canada's Interest in Disarmament" (draft), by William (Bill) Epstein, Off-print of "Apocalypse Then: Aspects of Nuclear Weapons-Acquisition Policy Thirty Years Ago," by James Eayrs; Program for the Order of Canada Investiture, 8 April 1981, "The Military Establishments

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and the Creation of NORAD" by Joseph T. Jockel

Correspondence and 1980 1983 Correspondents include: Charles W. 9-12 Miscellaneous Taylor; M.G. Hurtig; Sheila (Grant?); Documents Bea (niece?); William (Bill) Epstein Other documents: "Canada at the Economic Summit"; "A Military Commander Surveys the Nuclear Arms Race," by Louis Mountbatten; "Canadian Foreign Policy in an Interdependent World," by George Ignatieff

Correspondence, [1947?] [19-?] Personal letters: Alison Ignatieff (“JAG”) 9-13 Undated to GI, Easter postcard (from his mother?); Congratulations upon Michael’s birth, 1947

Correspondence, [1939?] [1944?] Personal letters between AI and GI, 9-14 Undated some from his time at Canada House in London Includes b&w photograph of GI. Some correspondence in Russian

SERIES 5: SUBJECT FILES

Dates of creation: 1940 - 1989

Extent:

332 cm of textual records 12 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 29 cm or smaller 8 photographs : col ; 20 x 29 cm or smaller

Scope and content: Series consists of subject files that were originally in three groups: (a) those housed at GI's home from the period 1935-1984, before and after his term as Provost of Trinity College; (b) those from his position as Provost of Trinity College from 1972 to 1979, stored in his Trinity College office, and (c) those relating to GI's trips to Russia in the 1980s. This last group is mainly from the period of 1986-1989, but includes some earlier materials. It was stored mostly at GI's office at University College (as President of Science for Peace) and later at his home. This series Includes correspondence, minutes, reports and other documents, speeches, newspaper clippings and photographs. This series has been arranged in a single alphabetical sequence.

Location / File Listing:

FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END DATE CONTENTS BOX/ DATE FILE #

Afriat, Sydney N. 1989 1989 Copy of Dr. S.N. Afriat’s essay, “Trade and 10-1 [University of Ottawa] Self-Sufficiency,” March 1989

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Allowance at New 1966 1968 Appointment as Permanent representative and 10-2 York Ambassador to the United Nations

Alzheimer Society for 1989 1989 Correspondence concerning a donation 10-3 Metropolitan Toronto Anderson, Mia 1987 1987 Copy of poem by Mia Anderson in journal The 10-4 Malahat Review , No.80, Fall 1987

Angell, David - 1989 1989 Creation of an interdisciplinary environmental 10-5 Creation of an centre involving University of Cambridge and interdisciplinary area institutions, working paper, third draft, environmental centre March 1989 involving University of Poster: Our Common Future? The Cambridge Cambridge and area Lectures on Environment & Development institutions Appointment as 1984 1985 Documents, correspondence, papers, 10-6 Advisor on newspaper clippings concerning GI’s new Disarmament appointment as Ambassador for Disarmament and on the subject of arms control and disarmament

Appointment to 1968 1972 Documents concerning GI’s appointment as 10-7 Geneva and Ambassador and Permanent Representative in Allowance Geneva

Appointment to Trinity 1972 1972 Letters of congratulation and good wishes to 10-8 GI on his appointment as Provost of Trinity College

Archdiocese of 1983 1983 Working papers and Presentations to GI as 10-9 Toronto - Public Chairman of the Panel for Public Hearings on hearings on Statement the community reaction to the Canadian “Ethical reflections on Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Statement the economic crisis” entitled “Ethical Reflections on the Economic Crisis.” The Hearings to take place on 17 and 18 June 1983

Arctic 1969 1970 Documents concerning the protection of the 10-10 Arctic and proposals for disarmament Articles about Canada’s North, 1946, 1953 [See also Administrative file, 986-0018, for “Protection of the Arctic for Peaceful Purposes,” 22 June 1970]

Arctic Co-operation, 1987 1989 Documents concerning the International 10-11 International Conference on Arctic Cooperation, 26-28 Conference on October 1988, and future meetings in 1988 and 1989

Arctic Co-operation, 1979 1981 Background material concerning the Canadian 11-1 International North and national security Conference on - Background material

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Arctic Co-operation, 1986 1988 Background material concerning the Canadian 11-2 International North and national security Conference on - Background material

Arms control - 1988 1988 Documents from R.J. Lysyshyn, Arms Control 11-3 negotiations in and Disarmament Division, External Affairs Canada and Europe concerning the reduction of military forces in Europe

Arms control - 1989 1989 Documents concerning the reduction of 11-4 negotiations in military forces in Europe, including “Canadian Canada and Europe Arms Control and Disarmament Agenda for the Nineties,” Report, February 1989

[The] Atlantic Council 1986 1989 Memoranda, reports, agendas for meetings 11-5 of Canada from President F.W. Orde Morton to the Board of Directors, 1986 to 1989 GI’s resignation letter from the Council’s Board of Directors, 5 May 1989

Axworthy, Thomas S. 1987 1988 Fundraising letter by GI as President of 11-6 [The CRB Foundation] Science for Peace for a proposed Arctic Conference with the Soviets, October 1988 Includes papers by Thomas S. Axworthy: “Of Secretaries to Princes” and “A Singular Voice: The Foreign Policy of Pierre Trudeau”

A - Trinity College 1977 1979 Correspondence with various individuals and 11-7 organizations, including Alison Ignatieff

A - Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 11-8 organizations, including Lincoln M. Alexander, R.M.H; Amerika - film (Phyllis Creighton), Alison Ignatieff

Beeby, Dean 1955 1986 Numbered letters, Department of External 11-9 Affairs, Canada on The Minister's Visit to the Crimea and After the Minister's Departure (1955) Extracts of a text by L. Ray Silver, 1985 and 1986

[The] Beyond War 1986 1988 Correspondence from GI, as President of 11-10 Award Science for Peace, concerning recipients and nominations for The Beyond War Award, 1986, 1987, and 1988

Bishop's University 1973 1989 Honorary degree presented to GI, including 11-11 convocation program and address by Professor D. Rittenhouse, 26 May 1973 Letter from GI to Bishop’s University offering them the papers of Dr. Vladimir Ignatieff, 1989

Bishop's University, 1973 1973 Photograph of GI and five other people on the Oversize

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Photograph occasion of the presentation of an honorary Box 77 degree to GI at Bishop’s University, 26 May 1973. Jerry Lemay, photographer

Board of Education for February April 1987 Agenda and papers for meeting of the Critical 11-12 the City of Toronto: 1987 Issues in the Curriculum Consultative “Critical Issues in the Committee, 5 March 1987 Curriculum Notice from Fiona Nelson, Trustee, Ward 5, Consultative that this Advisory Committee is being Committee” abolished, 2 April 1987

Bulgaria February March Letter from a correspondent at Oxford, 11-13 1940 1940 returning four analyses of Bulgaria and other Soviet countries during February 1940 [Perhaps a professor returning school work done by GI while studying at Oxford.]

Bulgarian centenary November December Correspondence inviting GI to participate in 11-14 [3 March 1978] 1977 1978 festivities celebrating the liberation of Bulgaria from Ottoman rule on 3 March 1978 Newspaper, “Horizons,” and other material in Bulgarian “The Russo-Turkish War 1877-1878 and the Liberation of Bulgaria,” small book, by Tsonko Genov, Sofia Press, n.d.

Bulgaria June 1987 March Correspondence re visits to Bulgaria: (a) in 11-15 1989 connection with biography of GI’s grandfather who negotiated the Treaty San Stefano in August 1887, (b) for the 110th anniversary of the Liberation of Bulgaria from Ottoman rule, March 1988, and (c) for the 90th anniversary of the Count Ignatiev School in Sofia

Business Council on January July 1978 Material for the Prime Minister’s Business 11-16 National Issues 1978 Advisory Group meetings, 18 January and 11 July 1978, including “Canada’s Economy - Medium Term Projections and Targets” and other documents

Business Council on May 1978 July 1978 Material for the Prime Minister’s Business 11-17 National Issues Advisory Group meeting, 11 July 1978, including discussion papers and newspaper clippings on Canada’s economy

B - Trinity College 1977 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 12-1 organizations

B - Miscellaneous 1986 1988 Correspondence with various individuals and 12-2 organizations including, Glenn Bedell, Hans Blumerfeld, Ruth Botelho, Adam Bromke, Patrick Bruskiewich, Howard Buchner, Professor George Burns

Canada - Department 1967 1975 Various documents and papers concerning 12-3 of] External Affairs foreign affairs and peacekeeping, 1967 to

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1975 Includes press announcement regarding Ignatieff's appointment as Canadian representative at a disarmament conference, Geneva, 1969; a description of informal meetings between Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Secretary General U Thant, United Nations, 2 November 1968; and Foreign Policy for Canadians, booklet, 1970

Canada - Department 1986 1986 Correspondence with Joe Clark, Secretary 12-4 of External Affairs of State for External Affairs, May, June 1986 Includes: “A Conceptual Working Paper on Arms Control Verification,” Arms Control Verification Studies, No. 1, January 1986; and “Verification in All Its Aspects: A Comprehensive Study on Arms Control and Disarmament Verification …,” April 1986

Canada - Department 1986 1988 Correspondence with Joe Clark, Secretary 12-5 of External Affairs of State for External Affairs, and others concerning long range nuclear missiles and the U.S. breaking of strategic arms treaty, 6 August 1986 to 22 January 1988

Canada - Department 1977 1978 Correspondence concerning a Round Table 12-6 of External Affairs, devoted to the life and works of Norman Historical Group Alexander Robertson, 17, 18 February 1978

Canada - Department 1986 1988 Correspondence with Perrin Beatty, Minister 12-7 of National Defence of National Defence, and others concerning defence policy and the preparation of a Defence White Paper See related videotape in Box 74

Canada-USSR 1986 1987 Correspondence with Michael Lucas, 12-8 Association Inc., Visit President, Canada-USSR Association Inc., of academics from concerning the visit of 22 Soviet academics, USSR 17 - 20 May, 1987

Le Canada et la 1987 1987 Papers presented at conference, entitled 12-9 neutralité militaire - Canada and Military Neutrality , 10-12 April Conference 1987 1987. Title of GI’s paper is “Neutrality and Canadian Foreign Policy”

Canada in an 1976 1976 Two different versions of the introductory 12-10 Independent World, lecture to “Canada in an Independent introductory lecture World,” 14 September 1976

Canada in an 1976 1977 Course outlines, reading lists, other material 12-11 Independent World, for Trinity College courses, INT 204 and course outline 1976- TRN 304, 1976-77 77

Canada in an 1977 1977 Lecture notes for TRN 304, "Nuclear 12-12

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Independent World, Weapons, Nuclear Proliferation and Nuclear 1977 War,” given by GI on 25 January 1977 Letter from William Epstein to Donald C. Jamieson, Secretary of State for External Affairs

Canada in an 1975 1976 Lecture notes for NT 204, "Canadian 12-13 Independent World, Defence, The Bipolar Conflict, NATO and n.d NORAD," given by Professor J. Gellner, York University, 28-29 October 1976; 9 November 1976

Canadian Association 1986 1989 Invitation to accept Honorary Life 13-1 of Rhodes Scholars Membership in this Association, 1988 Includes Rhodes Scholar Directory, 1904- 1986, and Newsletters 1987, 1989

Canadian Centre for 1986 1989 Correspondence between GI and the Centre 13-2 Arms Control and re donations, 1987 and 1989 Disarmament Includes this organization’s Annual report, 1985-1986, Arms Control Communiqué’s, 1986 and 1987, and letter from Donald Sutherland asking for financial support for the Centre’s cause, May 1986

Canadian Defence - 1980 1980 Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies 13-3 Need for a review (CISS), Journal, Spring seminar 1980, Vol.1- 6, entitled “Canadian Defence Policies for the Future” GI’s notes on “Why there Needs to be a Review of Canada’s Defences …”

Canadian Foundation 1989 1989 Letter from GI on agreeing to be an Adviser 13-4 for World to the Global Environment Fund of the Development (Global Canadian Foundation for World Environment Fund) Development, May 1989 Includes material about the Foundation

Canadian Friends of 1973 1977 Correspondence and documents concerning 13-5 the International arms control and disarmament in the oceans, Ocean Institute Inc. including the establishment of the International Ocean Institute at the Royal University of Malta, 9 April 1975, and GI as one of its directors

Canadian Human 1986 1988 Annual Report, Notice of meeting and 13-6 Rights Foundation correspondence about GI’s re-election to serve on CHRF’s National Council, 18 July 1986

Canadian Institute of 1976 1976 Documents pertaining to the Canadian 13-7 International Affairs Institute of International Affairs (CIIA), including discussion papers, report on the Seminar on Canada and the United Nations, 18-19 July 1976; and Minutes of National Executive Committee meetings, 21 April 1976

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to 15 December 1976

Canadian Institute of 1977 1977 Minutes of Meetings of the CIIA National 13-8 International Affairs Executive Committee from 15 February to 21 December 1977

Canadian Institute of 1978 1979 Minutes of Meetings of the CIIA National 13-9 International Affairs Executive Committee from 17 January to 26 March 1979

Canadian Institute of 1986 1987 Correspondence from John W. Holmes of 13-10 International Affairs CIIA concerning proposals on arms control and disarmament, 18 June 1986, and 13 August 1987

Canadian Institute of 1987 1987 Documents and background papers on a 13-11 International Affairs - Workshop on Treaty Compliance, 19 June Workshop on Treaty 1987 Compliance Includes letter referring to Second Workshop on Arms Control Treaty Compliance Systems, 28-29 November 1987, and various newspaper clippings

Canadian Institute for 1984 1989 Documents concerning the creation of the 13-12 International Peace Canadian Institute for Peace and Security and Security (CIIPS), Bill C-32, passed on 28 June 1984 Other material, reports, newsletters on disarmament issues, many from Science for Peace

Canadian Institute for 1986 1986 Documents concerning CIIPS and the 13-13 International Peace Stockholm International Peace Research and Security Institute (SIPRI) / CIIPS Symposium on a “Comprehensive Test Ban: Problems and Prospects,” 23-26 October 1986

Canadian 1987 1987 Request to GI for the support of GI and 14-1 Mundialization Science for Peace in the mundialization Campaign campaign, 27 April 1987 Includes “A Resource Kit for Mundialization in Canada,” March 1987

Canadian Native Arts 1987 1989 Correspondence from John Kim Bell, CNAF 14-2 Foundation President, asking GI to join National Tour Committee, May 1989 Documents also include CNAF’s Objectives and Programs, Fundraising partners, and press coverage

Canadian Peace 1987 1987 Correspondence regarding a call for an Arctic 14-3 Congress Rim Peace Conference

Canadian 1971 1971 Correspondence, 13 May to 22 November 14-4 Perspectives in Arms 1971, about GI’s contribution to a collection of Control and essays entitled “Canadian Perspectives on Disarmament International Law and Organization.” His

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essay, “Arms Control and Disarmament,” would be in the chapter entitled “Canadian Approaches to International Law.”

Canadian 1971 1971 Correspondence about GI’s essay for 14-5 Perspectives in Arms “Canadian Perspectives on International Law Control and and Organization, ” 23 November 1971 to 20 Disarmament April 1972, along with copy of the paper

Canadian Professors 1978 1978 Notice of meetings; copy of article 14-6 for Peace in the “Peacemaking: The Arab-Israeli Conflict” by Middle East Shlomo Avineri; and CPPME Bulletin, November 1978

Canadian security 1981 1984 Correspondence between GI and the Prime 14-7 policy Minister about the urgency of reviewing Canada’s security policies, 29 May 1981 to 15 July 1982 Includes texts of the P.E. Trudeau’s addresses at various meetings on disarmament, 16 May 1982, 10 June 1982, and 18 June 1982

Canadian unity 1976 1977 Correspondence with Prime Minister Trudeau 14-8 and others about Canadian unity and federalism, 25 November 1976 to 11 February 1977 Meeting with the PM and senior officials on “Canadian Unity,” 7 February 1977

Canadian unity 1977 1977 Continuation of discussion about Canadian 14-9 Unity and federalism, 14 March to 25 May 1977 Includes correspondence with and documents by and correspondence with: S.R. Blair, Alberta Gas Trunk Line; R.bert M. MacIntosh, Bank of Nova Scotia; and James Coutts, PMO

Canadian unity 1977 1977 Continuation of discussion about Canadian 14-10 unity and federalism, 14 March to 25 May 1977 Documents include: Bill 101, Charter of the French language, 26 August 1977; Quebec and Canada: Issues in the Current Debate, by R.M. MacIntosh, 31 August 1977; Consulting the People of Quebec, August 1977

Canadian Working 1982 1982 Report of the Canadian Working Group, 29 14-11 Group on Proposals March 1982 for the Organization of Newspaper articles on disarmament: a World Disarmament February, March 1982 Campaign

Canadians Concerned 1977 1978 Correspondence, news bulletins and articles 14-12

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About South Africa protesting South African’s policy of Apartheid and the pressure to have the “Pretoria Twelve” released, 25 July 1977 to 15 July 1978

Centennial Medal 1967 1967 Letter conferring the Centennial Medal on GI 14-13 on the 100th anniversary of the Confederation of Canada, 1 July 1967

Chair of Peace 1981 1988 Correspondence, reports and other 14-14 Studies, University documents concerning the proposal for a College Chair of Peace Studies at UC, to 5 May 1981 Appointment of Prof. Anatol Rapoport, 2 April 1984 GI’s acceptance of position of Honorary Chairperson of the Advisory Committee for the chair in peace studies, 25 March 1988

Children's Overseas 1940 1940 Letter from Major Herbert Bown, North 14-15 Reception Board Wales, asking about evacuation of his wife and two children to Canada, 17 June 1940 Two letters in response from Sir Evelyn Wrench, Over-Seas League in London, and another, both stamped “(Signed) L.B. PEARSON” dated 19 June 1940, with appropriate application for the Children’s Overseas Reception Board in London

Chretien, Jean -- 1974 1975 Correspondence and news releases 14-16 meeting regarding some of Canada’s cultural institutions, 9 September 1974 to 4 February 1975 Includes report of meeting with Jean Chretien, President of the Treasury Board, 14 November 1974, as well as correspondence concerning the funding for the Victoria Memorial Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario; and the relocation of the National Gallery of Canada, the National Museum of Man, and the National Museum of Science and Technology

Christ the Savour 1988 1989 Material concerning the Christ the Savour 14-17 Cathedral [Russian Orthodox] Cathedral, 1988 to 1989

Confederation Club 1986 1986 Correspondence with the Confederation Club 15-1 of Kitchener-Waterloo to address a luncheon meeting, 11 December 1986, on the topic of “The Priorities of a Peacemonger,” 16 May to 11 December 1986

Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement [First formal statement] by GI, 15-2 Committee on Representative of Canada, at the 396th Disarmament, 1969- Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen-Nation 1971 Committee on Disarmament, 20 March 1969

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Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-3 Committee on the 404th Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen- Disarmament Nation Committee on Disarmament, 17 April 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-4 Committee on the 407th Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen- Disarmament Nation Committee on Disarmament, 29 April 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-5 Committee on the 410th Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen- Disarmament Nation Committee on Disarmament, 13 May 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Remarks by GI, Representative of Canada, 15-6 Committee on Introducing Working Paper on Comprehensive Disarmament Test Ban at the 415th Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen-Nation Committee on Disarmament, 23 May 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Remarks for 417th meeting, 8 July 1969 15-7 Committee on Disarmament

Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-8 Committee on the 424th Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen- Disarmament Nation Committee on Disarmament, 31 July 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Remarks by GI at Informal Meeting on CTB 15-9 Committee on [Comprehensive Test Ban], 13 August 1969 Disarmament Remarks by Dr. K. Whitham at the Informal Meeting on CTB, 13 August 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-10 Committee on the 429th Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen- Disarmament Nation Committee on Disarmament, 19 August 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Talking Points for Informal Meeting on ENDC 15-11 Committee on Report, 20 August 1969 Disarmament Conference of the 1969 1969 Remarks by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-12 Committee on the 431st Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen- Disarmament Nation Committee on Disarmament, 26 August 1969 [“to introduce Working Paper No. ENDC/266”]

Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-13 Committee on the 441st Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 9 October 1969

Conference of the 1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-14 Committee on the 447th Plenary Meeting of the Conference

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Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament 30 October 1969

Conference of the 1970 1970 Remarks to CCD, 18 February 1970 15-15 Committee on Disarmament

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-16 Committee on the 453rd Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 26 February 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-17 Committee on the 456th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 10 March 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-18 Committee on the 460th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 24 March 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Introductory statement, 22 April 1970 15-19 Committee on Disarmament

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-20 Committee on the 468th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 28 April 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-21 Committee on the 473rd Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 25 June 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-22 Committee on the 481st Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 23 July 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Verification of Prohibitions of the Development, 15-23 Committee on Production, Stockpiling and the Use of Disarmament Chemical and Biological Weapons, 4 Aug. 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI at Informal Meeting on CTB 15-24 Committee on [Comprehensive Test Ban], 12 August 1970 Disarmament

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-25 Committee on the 492nd Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 1 September 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-26

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Committee on the 493rd Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 2 September 1970

Conference of the 1970 1970 NATO Disarmament Experts Meeting, 8 15-27 Committee on October 1970: Canadian Study on Disarmament Seismological Capabilities of Detecting and Identifying Underground Nuclear Explosions. Statement by the Canadian Representative, Mr. M.N. Bow Noted at top of document: “Canadian Delegation, to NATO, Restricted, 8 October 1970”

Conference of the 1971 1971 Report on the Conference of the Committee on 15-28 Committee on Disarmament given to the North Atlantic Disarmament Council by Ambassador GI, 20 January 1971 Noted: Confidential

Conference of the 1971 1971 Introduction: CCD Statement, 25 February 15-29 Committee on 1971; Statement by GI, Representative of Disarmament Canada, at the 496th Plenary Meeting of the Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, 25 February 1971

Conference of the 1971 1971 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-30 Committee on the 507th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 6 April 1971

Conference of the 1971 1971 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-31 Committee on the 515th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 11 May 1971

Conference of the 1971 1971 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-32 Committee on the 517th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 29 June 1971

Conference of the 1971 1971 Introduction by Ambassador Ignatieff at 15-33 Committee on Informal Meeting on CTB, 30 June 1971 Disarmament

Conference of the 1971 1971 Statement by Mr. Ignatieff introducing 15-34 Committee on Canadian Experts, CBW Informal Meeting, 7 Disarmament July 1971

Conference of the [1971?] [1971?] Verification - Atmospheric Sensing, Report, 15-35 Committee on n.d. Disarmament

Conference of the 1971 1971 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-36 Committee on the 523rd Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 22 July 1971

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Conference of the 1971 1971 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-37 Committee on the 528th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 10 August 1971

Conference of the 1971 1971 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-38 Committee on the 542nd Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 28 September 1971

Conference of the 1972 1972 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-39 Committee on the 546th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 2 March 1972

Conference of the 1972 1972 Report on Disarmament to NAC [North Atlantic 15-40 Committee on Council], 12 April 1972 Disarmament, Conference of the 1972 1972 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-41 Committee on the 560th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 27 April 1972

Conference of the 1972 1972 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-42 Committee on the 562nd Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 22 June 1972

Conference of the 1972 1972 Toxicity, Methods of Estimation and 15-43 Committee on Applications to a Chemical Control Agreement. Disarmament Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, Informal Meeting of Experts, 5 July 1972

Conference of the 1972 1972 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-44 Committee on the 571st Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 25 July 1972

Conference of the 1972 1972 Speech to World Council of Churches, Meeting 15-45 Committee on at Utrecht, 7 August 1972, “The Imperative of Disarmament Stopping the Nuclear Arms Race”

Conference of the 1972 1972 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at 15-46 Committee on the 576th Plenary Meeting of the Conference Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament, 10 August 1972

Conference of the 1972 1972 Valedictory Statement by GI, Representative 15-47 Committee on of Canada, at the 581st Plenary Meeting of the Disarmament Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, 29 August 1972, including draft statements Includes also, “Final Record of the Five Hundred and Eighty-first Meeting [CCD] on 29

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August 1972, Geneva, in English and in French

Conference of the 1970 1972 Newspaper clippings, reports, articles and 15-48 Committee on other printed materials Disarmament, Clippings and printed materials

Consultative Group on 1986 1986 Correspondence inviting GI to participate in 16-1 Disarmament and meeting of the Consultative Group on Arms Control Affairs Disarmament and Arms Control Affairs, 2-4 October 1986, Ottawa Includes agenda as well as the Report of this Meeting, entitled “The Interrelationship of Arms Control and Disarmament and Defence,” 27 October 1986, Canadian Centre for Arms Control and Disarmament

Consultative Group on 1987 1989 Correspondence inviting GI to participate in 16-2 Disarmament and meeting of the Consultative Group on Arms Control Affairs - Disarmament and Arms Control Affairs, 1-3 International October 1987, Cornwall, Ontario Conference on Arctic Includes program and papers given at the Cooperation meeting as well as the Report of this Meeting, entitled “Peace and Security in the Arctic: Decisions for Canada,” 12 November 1987 Additional Canadian Centre for Arms Control and Disarmament correspondence, 4 February 1988 to 14 March 1989

Constitutional debate 1976 1977 Correspondence and newspaper clippings on 16-3 the Constitution and National unity, 1 December 1976 to 31 October 1977, including letter from the Prime Minister’s office regarding the future of a federal Canada. Also includes final copy and drafts of a lecture entitled "Some Reflections on the Problem of Canadian Unity," given at Mount Allison University, 31 October 1977

Council of Canadians 1987 1989 Correspondence, conference agenda and 16-4 papers, newspaper clippings, 7 October 1987 to 1 May 1989

Cyprus [1967?] 1968?] "Memorandum of Conversation with George 16-5 Ignatieff" on Cyprus Crisis of 1964 Document has signature of 'John Pabalides' and was probably written after 1967

C - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals 16-6 and organizations

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C - Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals 16-7 and organizations, including the Canadian Conference on Religion and World Peace, Canadian Council of Churches, Canadian Peace Research and Education Association, David Crombie

Defence Research 1985 1988 Correspondence and documents, including 16-8 and Education Centre VANA briefs to Jean Chretien and Joe Clark Ltd. (Veterans Against Includes other documents and reports on the Nuclear Arms [VANA]) subject of Canadian foreign policy, defence, disarmament, and “Towards a World Without War: Next Steps in Canadian Defence Policy,” January 1987; “Towards a World Without War: The Defence Debate in Canada,” April 1988

Disarmament 1969 1981 Correspondence, documents and reports on 16-9 the subject of disarmament, including the Task Force on Disarmament, Geneva, 1969; the United Nations General Assembly on Disarmament, April 1977; Project Ploughshare, "A Time to Disarm: A Discussion Guide..."; Symposium held at Carleton University: "Comment on Canada and the U. N. Special Session on Disarmament"; the United Nations Special Session on Disarmament, 20 January 1978

Dorn, Walter 1987 1989 Correspondence with Walter Dorn and on his 16-10 behalf in seeking awards to complete his studies and research in verification procedures and the strengthening of disarmament, March 1987 to January 1989

D - Miscellaneous 1986 1986 Correspondence with various individuals and 16-11 organizations, including Daily Review - translations from the Soviet press; Distress Centre

Economic Council of 1978 1978 Correspondence concerning Arnold Smith’s 16-12 Canada study prepared for the Economic Council of Canada entitled “Why North-South Politics,” 25 January to 8 February 1978

Economic Indicators, 1978 1978 “Charts of Economic Indicators” presented to 16-13 Charts of the Prime Minister’s Meeting with Businessmen, 18 January 1978

Energy Probe 1985 1989 Correspondence, reports, minutes of 16-14 meetings, of Energy Probe and Energy Probe Research Foundation, 2 October 1985 to 3 May 1989 [GI was member of the Board of Directors]

Engagements 1972 1978 Correspondence and invitations from various 17-1 sources, 25 September 1972 to 13 June 1978

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Including GI’s acceptance of an honorary degree from the University of Saskatchewan, 18 May 1973 [John G. Diefenbaker, Chancellor of the University, presided]; Ceremony to commemorate Vincent Massey with the unveiling of a historical plaque; Symposium at Carleton University “Canada and the United Nations Special Session on Disarmament,” 29 November 1977

Engagements 1978 1978 Correspondence and invitations from various 17-2 sources, 29 January to 15 December 1978 Includes log of GI’s appointments from 29 January to 22 October 1978 Includes correspondence and documents from the Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies, Bulletin of the Canadian Professors for Peace in the Middle East, the National Gallery of Canada, Canadian Nuclear Policy Conference

“Environmental Issues 1978 1978 Correspondence, reports, legislation on the 17-3 and the Canadian “Think Tank” of the Institute of Environmental Federalism” Studies, 26 May 1978, on the subject of “Environmental Issues and Canadian Federalism,” 23 March to 11 September 1978 Includes GI’s notes: “Introductory Statement, Multilateral Mediation and Negotiation Procedures - the Mechanisms, 21-22 April 1978; and “Some Reflections on the Problems of Canadian Unity,” Lecture by GI, Mount Allison University, 31 October 1977

Epstein, William 1977 1979 Correspondence with and about Dr. William 17-4 Epstein in recognition of his work in arms control and disarmament, 10De1977 to 17Ja1979 Letters of support nominating WE for the Royal Bank Award and the World Federalists of Canada Peace Hero Award, 1978. Letters of support and application forms, including biographical information, for The Wilson Center Fellowship, Canada Council’s Killam Research Fellowship, SSHCC grant application for “New Approaches and Proposals for Negotiating Disarmament,” 28 Dec1978

Epstein, William 1986 1987 Correspondence, 23 June 1986 to 26 February 17-5 1987 Includes letters about the hopes for the end of cruise missile testing, Pugwash Annual Conference, 1-6 September, 1978

Ethical Choice in the 1988 1989 Correspondence and planning documents for 17-6 Age of Pervasive “A World Conference on Ethical Choice in the Technology [World Age of Pervasive Technology,” in Guelph, 25-

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Conference, 25-28 28 October 1989, 6 July 1988 to 15 June 1989 October 1989] Includes Statement of Purpose and Intent, and full program “Workshop Design: The Productive Heart of the Conferences”

E - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals 17-7 and organizations, including D.M. Page, Canada - Department of External Affairs, re draft proposal for a history of this Department, 5 September 1978

E - Miscellaneous 1987 1988 Correspondence with various individuals 17-8 and organizations, including James Ellsworth re the Department of External Affairs; End the Arms Race, Vancouver Walk for Peace; and European Committee to Preserve the ABM Treaty

First Canadian 1973 1973 Program, Outline of Workshops, Discussion 17-9 Conference on topics, Background papers. “A Review of Multiculturalism Federal Government Programmes, Issued in conjunction with The First Canadian Conference on Multiculturalism,” October 1973

Free Trade n.d. n.d. Cartoon signed Uluschak, “Free Trade - The 17-10 Last Spike”

Frozen Sun, Inc. 1987 1989 Documents concerning Frozen Sun, Inc.: 17-11 Solar Powered Refrigeration and Ice Making, including Annual Report 1987, Business Plan, May 1988

F - Trinity College 1966 1978 Letter from Mrs. M.A. Fullerton, 5 October 17-12 1978, including a photograph of GI [?] taken at the opening of the General Assembly, United Nations, in September 1966

F - Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 17-13 organizations, including Sandra L. Fournia, Sidney A. Freifeld, Friends of the Canadian Museum of Civilization, and Northrup Frye

George Ignatieff 1979 1979 Material pertaining to the opening of the 18-1 Theatre George Ignatieff Theatre and the installation of GI as honourary patron of the Trinity College Dramatic Society Includes a copy of Met' Agona (in Greek and Latin); Program for the Official Opening of the George Ignatieff Theatre, 8 November 1979; "Remarks by George Ignatieff at Official Opening of George Ignatieff Theatre, 8 November 1979, final copy and draft; and "The Amphitheatre Can Wait," Revue by Michael Ellison, John Ibbitson, Matthew Rowlinson, and John

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Sipe, from an idea by C. A. Ashley

Global Co-operation 1988 1989 Global Co-operation for a Better World, a 18-2 for a Better World seven-month United Nations initiative, including invite to opening ceremonies; minutes; interim report, October 1988; Pugwash Papers, “Science, Technology and International Development,” Summer 1988

Globe and Mail 1978 1989 Includes various Globe and Mail articles, some 18-3 written by GI, concerning Canadian defence and disarmament policies

Gordon, Walter L. 1976 1986 Booklet entitled “Walter Gordon’s Seventieth 18-4 Birthday Party,” 27 January 1976, showing the elaborate celebrations Includes personal letter dated 1 October 1986

Gordon Foundation 1986 1989 Correspondence concerning this Foundation 18-5 [The Walter and and its funding areas of peace, including Duncan Gordon donations to provide a secretary for GI’s work Charitable Foundation] with Science for Peace; publication of proceedings of conference on Accidental Nuclear War, May 1986 Correspondence about provision for nursing expenses for Alison, suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, 1988, 1989; Letter to Andrew Ignatieff about continuing the home care if he predeceases Alison, 30 March 1989; Correspondence concerning Michael Ignatieff’s work with TV Ontario, 1989

Governor-Generalship 1977 1978 Newspaper and magazine articles on the 18-6 Governor-General Jules Léger and candidates for his successor Includes final draft of an acceptance speech (in English and French)

Group of 78 1986 1988 Correspondence, notices of conferences and 18-7 meetings about how Canada could contribute to building a peaceful and secure world Includes article from Arctic , Journal of the Arctic Institute of North America, December 1987; The Group of 78, Newslink , October 1988

Group of 78 - 1985 1987 Various versions of GI’s plenary session 18-8 Conference, 1987 speech on the topic of “Sharing one world - Possibilities for East-West Cooperation,” Group of 78 conference, 25-27 September 1987 Includes a number of United Nations publications and Arms Control Communiqué

G - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 18-9 organizations, including Peter S. Gresserow

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and a talk on “Health Research in an Inter- dependent World” by S.W.A. Gunn

G - Miscellaneous 1986 1988 Correspondence with various individuals and 18-10 organizations, including Johan Galtung, Ralph Garber re the unveiling of GI’s portrait, Lincoln Gordon re Atlantic Council paper “Integrating Economic and Security Factors in East-West relations”

Hiroshima / Nagasaki 1976 1978 Correspondence concerning GI’s withdrawal of 18-11 Relived patronage from Hiroshima Nagasaki Revealed, 1978 Includes Sessional Papers Nos. 301-7/38, No. 30- 30 January 1976 39; 301-6/20i8B; ”The Structure and Content of Agreements between the Agency and States Required in Connection with the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons; and International Atomic Energy Agency Circular, 16 September 1968, The Agency’s Safeguards System

Holmes, John 1973 1974 Letter from A.E. Blanchette, Department of 18-12 External Affairs, with draft chapters of proposed book by John Wendell Holmes for readers’ comments: "Disarmament," dated 31 July 1973; and "Atomic Power," dated July 1974

House - Rockcliffe 1955 1957 Invoices and correspondence from Massey 18-13 Park, Ottawa and Dirassar Architects and others concerning the design and construction of a house at Lot 34, Juliana Road, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa, 7 July 1955 to 27 March 1957

H - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 18-14 organizations, including The Chaplaincy of Hart House, address by GI to the Canadian Human Rights Foundation, 3 November 1978

H - Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 18-15 organizations, including Alex Havrlant re drafting of personal Wills, Harry Hawthorn re Geoffrey and Margaret Andrew Fellowship at UBC, George Haythorne re Canada’s test ban treaty, Martin E. Hellman, Help the Aged, Allen Z. Hertz, John W. Holmes, John Humphrey re review of GI’s memoir The Making of a Peacemonger , Mel Hurtig

Ignatieff, George - [197-?] 1979 Business cards and CVs, to 1979 19-1 Curriculum Vitae

Ignatieff, Paul - Estate 1944 1950 [Last Will and] Testament of Count Paul N. 19-2 Ignatieff, 31 October 1944

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Correspondence, accounts, legal documents concerning the disposition of the Estate of Paul N. Ignatieff, 1949, 1950 [Final and Complete] Discharges [in favor of George Ignatieff, Executor] by Vladimir and Nicholas Ignatieff, 21 September 1949

International 1988 1989 International Association of Permanent 19-3 Association of Representatives to the United Nations, Permanent Newsletters, October 1988 and January 1989 Representatives to the Membership form including the International United Nations Association’s Articles of Association, 1988

International 1988 1988 International Conference on Arctic 19-4 Conference on Arctic Cooperation, 26-28 October 1988 Cooperation Includes kit with agenda, speakers, delegates, and many papers

International Institute 1986 1988 Includes lecture given by Brian Urquhart, 20 19-5 for Strategic Studies March 1986; Annual Report and Accounts, [IISS] AGM, 16 July 1986; and letter from GI cancelling membership, 31 October 1988

International Institute 1989 1989 Invitation from International Institute of 19-6 of Concern for Public Concern for Public Health to meet Dr. Rosalie Health Bertell, May 1989

International Peace 1977 1978 Correspondence and material related to the 19-7 Academy [IPA] North American Council of the International Peace Academy Conference, 20-23 April 1978 Mention of paper GI’s paper on “Multilateral Mediation and Negotiation Procedure: The Mechanisms” [Not in file]

International 1978 1978 Correspondence concerning an article by GI 19-8 Perspectives , Journal to be included in the Journal International Perspectives , Canada - Department of External Affairs [The article is not included.]

International 1989 1989 Information concerning the establishment of 19-9 University in Thailand The International University in Thailand, 2 June 1989

Invitations - Regrets 1986 1989 Various invitations from 1986 to 1989 19-10

I - Miscellaneous 1986 1987 Correspondence with various individuals 19-11 and organizations, including Paul Ignatieff; Interfaith Peace Project; International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War; International Who's Who; International Youth for Peace and Justice Tour; Iranian Woman

Jerusalem, Embassy [1979?] [1979?] "Statement regarding Jerusalem and the 19-12 at question of moving Canada's embassy there.” (For a meeting with Mr. Stanfield, 10

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August, 2:30 pm, Ottawa) No year given

J - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 19-13 organizations, including G. Jansen

J - Miscellaneous 1986 1987 Correspondence with various individuals and 19-14 organizations, including Leonard V. Johnson; James H. Joyce

Karageorgevic, [196-?] [197-?] “Note of my meeting with Prince George 19-15 Prince George - Karageorgevic,” marked Confidential Meeting with GI’s notes of meeting Prince George Karageorgevic while living in Belgrade from 1957-59. Prince George tells the story of the bloody feud between two families in the Kingdom of Serbia during the early 20th century

King’s Fund Lecture 1978 1978 Introduction on the History and Government of 19-16 Canada to a Lecture delivered by GI for the King’s Fund Course, “The Organization and Delivery of Health Services in Canada, 13 May - 9 June 1978"

Kootenay Centre for a 1986 1986 Correspondence concerning GI’s visit to 19-17 Sustainable Future Castlegar, 1 August 1986

K - Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 19-18 organizations, including: S.P. Kapitsa; F.H. Knelman; Josef Knycha; Henrdik Kraay and Peter Krawchuk

Langille, Peter 1987 1989 Correspondence with Peter and David 19-19 Langille, including manuscript “Towards a Political Economy of Canadian Defence Relations” by Howard Peter Langille, 14 November 1988

Jules Léger - State 1980 1980 Order of service for State Funeral of Jules 20-1 Funeral Léger (1913-1980), Notre Dame of Ottawa Basilica, 27 November 1980

Léger Foundation, 1986 1989 Documents, Minutes of Meetings, Auditors’ 20-2 Jules and Paul-Émile Reports, pertaining to the Jules and Paul- Émile Léger Foundation, 1986 to 1989 Includes Official Report (Hansard), Debates of the Senate, to incorporate the Foundation, 9 July 1981; and publications of the Foundation and those honouring Cardinal Paul-Émile Léger’s on his 85th birthday

Letters of 1980 1989 Letters of recommendation written by GI on 20-3 Recommendation behalf of various individuals including Walter Dorn and others

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L - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 20-4 organizations, including Ingrid Langhorst

L - Miscellaneous 1986 1988 Correspondence with various individuals and 20-5 organizations, including Jacques Leclercq; Albert Legault; Kathleen M. Leslie; Susan Lishingman; Frederick H. Lowy and Peyton Lyon

Makarov, Alexey P. 1986 1987 Correspondence with Alexey P. Makarov, 20-6 Minister, Embassy of the Union of Socialist Republics re visa to visit the Soviet Union in September 1986 Includes statement made by M.S. Gorbachev, 1 October 1987, concerning Soviet proposals to reduce military confrontation in the Arctic

Man of the Year 1978 1978 Correspondence, letters of congratulation, 20-7 Award newspaper clippings, program of the Man of the Year Peace Award granted by the Lester B. Pearson Peace Park Committee at a service in Tweed, Ontario, 15 July 1978

McMaster University 1987 1987 Correspondence concerning the presentation 20-8 of an honorary LL.D degree to GI at McMaster University, 4 June 1987 Includes the Degree itself in a protective case, 6 (b&w) photographs of the convocation ceremony, and page 1 only of the introduction of GI to the Chancellor

McNaughton, General 1948 1966 Biographical information, many newspaper 20-9 A[ndrew] G[eorge] clippings concerning General McNaughton’s [Latta] career as a diplomat; Includes a draft of GI’s remarks [about General McNaughton (1887- 1966)] for CBC Interview, 18 August 1966; Correspondence with Professor James Eayrs, Department of Political Economy, University of Toronto, concerning Eayrs’ typescript “In Defence of Canada,” September 1966; and a piece on McNaughton by GI to appear in the Centennial Issue of the International Journal , Summer 1967

MacNaughton [ sic ], 1967 1967 Continuation of File 20-9, including 20-10 General A[ndrew] correspondence with W. (Bill) H. Barton, G[eorge] [Latta] Department of National Defence, concerning documents from the McNaughton papers Includes typescript and presentation copy of GI’s article “General A.G.L. McNaughton: A Soldier in Diplomacy”

Meeting with P.M. 1978 1978 Correspondence, newspaper articles and other 20-11 material regarding Canada’s economy and Canadian culture, 29 June to 11 July 1978

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Meeting with Prime 1978 1978 Background material for the meeting with the 20-12 Minister and Cabinet Prime Minister and Cabinet Ministers, 11 July Ministers 1978 [Part of a series of meetings with business and labour leaders]

Middle East 1978 1978 Correspondence with Michael Shenstone, 21-1 Department of External Affairs, asking GI’s recollections of Lord Caradon’s interpretation of Resolution 242 in 1967 concerning withdrawal of Israel’s military forces Includes transcription of As It Happens , CBC Radio interview of Lord Caradon by Barbara Frum, 4 April 1978

Middle East 1967 1977 Includes "Report of the Security Council: 16 21-2 July 1966--15 July 1967," Newspaper clippings; Articles entitled "Arab-Israeli Six Day War 1967" and "Palestine" [probably by George Ignatieff?]; the September/October 1976 issue of International Perspectives

Millennium of 1987 1988 Correspondence, papers, newspaper clippings 21-3 Christianity in Russia in preparation for the Primate’s visit to Russia for the millennium of Christianity 1988

The Million Minutes of 1986 1986 Correspondence, press information, 21-4 Peace - An newspaper clippings to mark the International International Appeal Year of Peace 1986

Moscow Forum to End 1986 1986 Invitation to GI to attend Forum in Moscow, 11- 21-5 Nuclear Tests 13 July 1986

Mount Allison 1978 1978 Correspondence concerning invitation to 21-6 University Mount Allison University to accept Doctor of Laws (Honoris Causa ), at Fall Convocation 20 October 1978, and to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the United Nations Seminar at Mount Allison Includes “Up-date” Newsletter with notice of GI’s honorary degree, 16 October 1978

Mount Allison 1978 1978 Honorary degree, Mount Allison University, Oversize University Sackville, New Brunswick, 10 October 1978 Box 76-7

M - Trinity College 1977 1978 Correspondence with various individuals 21-7 and organizations, including Donald S. MacDonald, M.O. Morgan, Hector M. Mackenzie, Keith W. MacLellan (includes 2 photographs; Maclean’s Magazine (Peter C. Newman); Multiculturalism (George Korey); and Script to “Man Alive” appearance, 23 October 1978, “Christmas in a Communist Country”

M - Miscellaneous 1986 1988 Correspondence with various individuals 21-8

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and organizations, including Neil I. McDonald; Ronald St. J. Macdonald; William A. Macdonald; Pauline McGibbon; Ian C. McLennan; Dave McIntosh; Catherine Maheu; Robin Manley; Paul M. Martin; Peter Meinke; Joanne Miller (letter to Perrin Beatty); Russell A. Mills (re Ottawa Citizen supplement on the 70th anniversary of the Russian Revolution); Jacques Monet; Richard Morawetz; J. Moscovitch; and Brian Mulroney

National Museums of 1977 1977 Correspondence from J. Tuzo Wilson, 21-9 Canada Ontario Science Centre, and letter to John W. Graham re his appointment to the Visiting Committee for the National Gallery of Canada

National Museums of 1978 1978 Correspondence, contract, expense claims 21-10 Canada and receipts concerning trips to quarterly meetings of the NMC’s Board of Trustees, 9 March to 28 November 1978

New Democratic Party 1988 1988 Correspondence concerning the NDP’s 21-11 - International Affairs International Affairs Committee, 11 January to Committee report 11 May 1988 Includes final report, “Canada’s State in Common Security,” April 1988

New Diplomacy 1982 1982 Tentative Programme of [1st] Conference at 21-12 Trinity College, “Canada and the New Diplomacy,” 23, 24 September 1982 Includes document entitled “The New Diplomacy: Public and Legislative Diplomacy”

Nordic Peace 1989 1989 Correspondence concerning invitation to 21-13 Conference speak at the Nordic Peace Conference, 15-17 September 1989, Concordia University

North Atlantic Treaty 1986 1986 Letter to Ambassador Ignatieff, Science for 21-14 Organization (NATO) Peace, from Wilfried A. Hofmann, NATO, concerning arms control, 23 May 1986

Notebook (during [1968?] [1970?] Undated notebook with typed pages 21-15 1968-70 policy containing detailed remarks, questions and reviews at External answers on such matters as disarmament Affairs) negotiations, peacekeeping, Canadian defence policy

Notebooks, n.d. [196-?] [198-?] Three undated small notepads with scribbled 21-16 notes, one with separate handwritten pages stating “Concept of liberation in the Bible”

Notebooks, n.d. [196-?] [198-?] Six small notepads with scribbling, also 21-17 undated

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N - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 21-18 organizations concerning the New College Sixth Centenary appeal, and including the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Rhodes Scholarships

N - Miscellaneous 1987 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 21-19 organizations, including National Association of Japanese Canadians; National Gallery of Canada; Vladimir N. Nekrassoff; Martin Niemoller Foundation; Johan Nordenfelt; Now Rooz Educational Foundation

Operation Dismantle 1978 1978 Correspondence with Operation Dismantle, 22 21-20 May to 27 November 1978 Includes first two issues of “The Dismantler” and a Public Service Announcement of the World Federalists of Canada

Operation Dismantle 1987 1989 Correspondence with Operation Dismantle, 21-21 Minutes of Meetings, AGM papers, 23 November 1987 to 23 February 1989 Includes Operation Dismantle Policy Discussion Paper and comments

OPTIONS 1978 1978 Proceedings of the OPTIONS Conference, 22-1 Conference “Conference on the Future of the Canadian Federation,” 14-15 October 1977 Includes program, biographies, papers and reports

Order of Canada. 1973 1988 Correspondence and Programme of 22-2 1973-1988 Investiture concerning GI’s appointment as Companion of the Order of Canada, 3 April 1974 Includes appointment list, lists of members, brochures, newspaper clipping, and photograph of a display of the replica of the Order of Canada badge (from the firm producing insignia of the Order of Canada)

Order of Canada 1973 1973 Certificate for the Companion of the Order of Oversize Canada, 17 December 1973 Box 76-5

Oxford 1936 1942 Invitations and other material from GI’s years 22-3 as a Rhodes Scholar; Papers regarding the Rhodes Scholarship; Lecture lists; Seating plan for the Rhodes Scholarship Trust Freshman's Dinner; Exam questions, 1936 to 1938 Includes "Air Raid Precautions Handbook, No. 14: The Fire Guards Handbook," booklet, 1942

Oxford University, 1935 1938 Unbound notebook with handwritten notes for 22-4 notebook on lectures courses including Economics and Philosophy

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Oxford University, 1935 1938 Lecture notes, lists of lectures, and timetables, 22-5 lecture notes and 1937 other items

O - Miscellaneous 1987 1987 Correspondence with various individuals and 22-6

organizations, including Operation Springboard and Outside the Nuclear Club Conference

Peacekeeping 1950 1969 Documents concerning peacekeeping, 22-7 (includes a paper by including a paper by Ignatieff probably given at Ignatieff probably a Pugwash meeting; Resolutions adopted by given at a Pugwash the United Nations General Assembly, 1950, meeting, n.d.) 1961 to 1967; Reports, 1969

Peacekeeping 1970 1980 Documents concerning peacekeeping, 22-8 including Celebration of 25th anniversary of the United Nations; “War, Peace and Law in Today’s Divided World,” Address given by J. Alan Beesley, 26 February 1973; Newspaper and journal clippings

Peacekeeping, 1965 1972 Documents including reports, minutes of 22-9 withdrawal of UNEF meetings and study groups concerning [United Nations peacekeeping, the Six-Day War of 1967, and Emergency Force] the withdrawal of the United Nations Emergency Force from Sinai and the Gaza Strip

Pearson, Lester B. - 1972 1973 Correspondence concerning the state funeral 22-10 State funeral for former Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, including Order of Service, 31 December 1972, newspaper clippings, as well as letters and telegrams concerning GI as an honorary pallbearer

Perry, Tom 1986 1988 Correspondence concerning a book by 22-11 Thomas L. Perry and James G. Foulks, “End the Arms Race: Fund Human Needs,” 19 September 1986 to 7 December 1988

Polanyi Peace Fund, January August Correspondence concerning the establishment 23-1 Correspondence 1986 1987 of The Polanyi Peace Fund, a Science for Peace initiative. Includes letters signed by Mel Hurtig, Johnny Wayne, June Callwood and others about having their names on the campaign letterhead

Polanyi Peace Fund, 1987 1987 Correspondence concerning The Polanyi 23-2 Correspondence Peace Fund, 1 September to 14 December 1987 Includes signed letters from Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Pierre Berton on personal letterhead; as well as messages and correspondence from Margaret Atwood, Mel

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Hurtig, J. Tuzo Wilson and others

Polanyi Peace Fund, 1988 1988 Correspondence concerning The Polanyi 23-3 Correspondence Peace Fund, 27 January to 30 June 1988 Includes brochures for The Fund, Draft Prospectus May 1988, as well as material about fundraising

Polanyi Peace Fund, 1988 1989 Correspondence concerning The Polanyi 23-4 Correspondence Peace Fund, 19 July 1988 to 3 April 1989 Includes Prospectus September 1988, as well as notes and agendas for meetings

Post-War Hostilities 1975 1976 Papers include "Notes on the Organization of 23-5 Group the Post-Hostilities Planning Group in Canada 1943-1946" and "The Operations of the Post- War Hostilities Planning Group in Canada 1943-1945" by Donald Munton and Donald Page. Both papers were prepared for meetings 1975 and 1976

PRIME (Professional, 1986 1988 Correspondence, Minutes of Meetings, 23-6 Retired, Interested, P.R.I.M.E. Mentors of Canada Foundation, for Multi-talented the Development of Creative Potential, 14 Exemplars) November 1986 to 8 January 1988 Includes “PRIME Mentors Manual” and a draft document entitled “Professional, Retired, Interested, Multi-Talented Exemplars offer a Human Legacy”

Project Ploughshares 1988 1989 Correspondence concerning Project 23-7 Ploughshares, a campaign for disarmament, 7 December 1988 to 29 June 1989 Includes campaign guide, “On Track … for Disarmament”

Pugwash - Seminar on 1975 1975 Program for “Seminar on the Problems of 23-8 the Problems of Nuclear Proliferation, Trinity College, 7-9 Nuclear Proliferation February 1975 Includes also newspaper clippings, and papers: “The Impact of India’s Nuclear Explosion,” “How Dangerous is Nuclear Proliferation?” and “Peaceful Nuclear Explosions and Arms Controls Don’t Mix”

Pugwash 1978 1978 Documents, papers, newspaper clippings for 23-9 [Conferences on the Toronto Pugwash Symposium on the topic Science and World of “The Dangers of Nuclear War by the Year Affairs] – Toronto 2000,” Trinity College, 4-7 May 1978 Includes discussion paper, “Arms Control and Disarmament: A Short Review of a Thirty Year History and Its Impact on Nuclear Proliferation,” by Milton Leitenberg

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Pugwash 1978 – 1977 1977 Correspondence and other documents leading 23-10 Toronto up to the May 1978 Symposium, August to December 1977

Pugwash 1978 – 1978 1978 As above, January to February 1978 23-11 Toronto Includes paper by GI entitled “The Achievements of Arms Control”

Pugwash 1978 – 1978 1978 Correspondence, newspaper clippings and 23-12 Toronto other material related to the Symposium, March to August 1978 Includes a paper by Bill [William] Epstein entitled “Nuclear Terrorism and Nuclear War,” the Pugwash Newsletter, July 1978, and a University of Toronto Press order form for the book based on the May 1978 Symposium

Pugwash 1978 – 1978 1978 Correspondence, March to May 1978, related 23-13 Varna, Bulgaria to the 28th Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, 1-5 September 1978 Includes article by Alva Myrdal, “The International Control of Disarmament”, Scientific American , October 1974

Pugwash 1980 – 1980 1980 Documents related to the 30th Pugwash 23-14 Breukelen, The Conference, 20-25 August 1980, including Netherlands program, list of participants, working groups and various background papers

Pugwash 1981 – Banff 1981 1981 Documents related to the 31st Pugwash 24-1 Conference, 28 August - 2 September 1981, including program, list of participants and various papers

Pugwash - Canadian 1982 1982 Canadian Pugwash Group. 25 th Anniversary 24-2 Pugwash Group, Commemorative Meeting, 16-17 June 1982, of Correspondence the first Pugwash Conference at Pugwash, Canada, in July 1957

Pugwash - 1984 1988 Pugwash material, including booklet “The 24-3 International Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Pugwash, Affairs,” Pugwash Newsletters, July and Correspondence October 1987, reports, flyers

Pugwash - Canadian 1986 1986 Correspondence, August 1986 to October 24-4 Pugwash Group, 1986, and Statement by Canadian Pugwash Correspondence Group, 6 November 1986

Pugwash 1986 – 1986 1986 Documents related to the 36th Pugwash 24-5 Budapest Conference, 1-6 September 1986, including program, list of participants, working groups and various papers

Pugwash - Canadian 1987 1987 Correspondence, July 1987 to December 24-6 Pugwash Group, 1987, including reports, Bulletin of the Atomic

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Correspondence Scientists, and minutes of meetings

Pugwash - Canadian 1988 1988 Correspondence, January to December 1988 24-7 Pugwash Group, Includes Pugwash Papers, Winter 1988, Correspondence Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, reports, agendas and minutes of meetings

Pugwash 1989 – 1989 1989 Pugwash Council Meeting, 1989 24-8 Cambridge, MA, Includes financial and budget material, Council Meeting memoranda regarding the Council Meeting

Pugwash 1989 – 1989 1989 Documents related to the 39th Pugwash 24-9 Cambridge, MA Conference, 23-28 July 1989, including reports from various working groups

Pugwash - Canadian 1988 1988 Correspondence regarding nominations for 24-10 Pugwash Group, Executive Committee, Canadian Pugwash Nominating Group, January, February 1988 Committee

Pugwash – 1988 1988 Correspondence, January to July 1988 24-11 International, Includes material on chemical warfare, Correspondence chemical weapons treaty, search for new Secretary General of Pugwash, and Pugwash Newsletter, May 1988

Pugwash 1988 – 1988 1988 Documents and program from the 50th 24-12 50th Pugwash Pugwash Symposium, 14-17 April 1988, and Symposium, Prague the 71st session of the Pugwash Council, 18- 19 April 1988

Pugwash 1988 – 1988 1988 Correspondence and other documents, July to 25-1 Dagomys, USSR August 1988, related to the 38th Pugwash Conference, 29 August-3 September 1988 Includes some material from the Prague Meetings, April 1988

Pugwash 1988 – 1988 1988 Correspondence and other documents, 25-2 Dagomys, USSR, November 1987 to September 1988, related to Council Meeting the 38th Pugwash Conference, 29 August-3 September 1988 Includes Working group reports and a Academy of Sciences USSR, Space Research Institute document for the Conference - Section: Strategic Nuclear Disarmament and Prevention of Space Militarization

Pugwash 1988 – 1988 1988 Papers presented at the 38th Pugwash 25-3 Dagomys, Conference, 29 August-3 September 1988, Commissioned and along with lists of commissioned, proffered and other papers additional papers

Pugwash 1988 – 1988 1989 Correspondence, February 1988 to February 25-4 Celebration for Joe 1989, and papers concerning “Pugwash: Rotblat Shaping its Future,” a Seminar in Honour of

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Joseph Rotblat’s 80th birthday, London, 29 and 30 November 1988

Pugwash - Canadian 1989 1989 Correspondence, February to July 1989, 25-5 Pugwash Group, including draft paper by William Epstein, “The Correspondence, Linkage between a Nuclear Test Ban and 1989 Nuclear Non-Proliferation” presented at the 55th Pugwash Symposium, Dublin, Ireland, 5- 7 May 1989, Dublin

Pugwash - Canadian 1988 1989 Correspondence and other material, July 1988 25-6 Pugwash Group, to February 1989 Meetings, 1988, 1989

Pugwash - 1989 1989 Notices of Workshops, 28-29 January 1989, 25-7 International Geneva; 17-19 February 1989, Brussels; Pugwash, Symposium, 5-7 May 1989, Dublin; and Correspondence, Workshop, 3-4 June 1989, Geneva 1989 Includes newspaper clippings

Pugwash 1989 – 1989 1989 Papers presented at the 39th Pugwash 25-8 Cambridge, Conference, 23-28 July 1989, along with list of Commissioned and commissioned papers (See 25-9 below) other papers

Pugwash 1989 – 1989 1989 Additional papers (See 25-8 above) 25-9 Cambridge, MA, Commissioned and other papers

Pugwash 1989 – 1989 1989 Correspondence and other information, 10 25-10 Cambridge, MA, December 1988 to 27 July 1989, related to Correspondence the 39th Pugwash Conference, Cambridge, MA, 23-28 July 1989 Includes list of participants, program, newspaper clippings, and The Center for a Loving World, interviews,

Colour photograph of Mother Teresa, 14 April 1987

P - Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 25-11 organizations, including Paddles for Peace, Peace Research Institute - Dundas, Rae Perlin, Gerry Phillips, John Polanyi, Robert Gordon Price, Wendy Priesnitz, Rob Prince, B.D. Pyadischev

Quaker Peacemakers 1980 1988 Correspondence, May to June 1988 25-12 – Canada USSR concerning a Canada USSR exchange camp, seminar, 1988 Georgian Bay, 10-17 July 1988 Includes Peace Magazine , April/May 1988; “Canadian Foreign Policy in an Interdependent World,” by G.I., in Spectrum , CIBC, Vol.1:4, 1980, newspaper clippings on foreign policy

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O, P, Q, R. – Trinity 1977 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 25-13 College organizations, including Bernard Ostry, Queen’s Quarterly, Gordon Robertson, A.E. Ritchie, Norman Robertson project, R.O.M. fundraising, Robert W. Reford

Reid, Escott 1977 1978 Personal correspondence with Escott Reid, 26-1 18 April 1977 to 19 April 1978

Religion for Peace 1978 1978 Correspondence, 13 September 1978 26-2 World Conference Includes information about the World [World Conference Conference on Religion and Peace (Canada) on Religion for Peace scheduled for September 1979 (WCRP)]

Reorganization of 1969 1970 Correspondence, press clippings and other 26-3 foreign service information about the integration of the Government’s external operations Includes draft of “Hume Wrong: A Study in Canadian Diplomatic Pioneering,” by GI

Reorganization of 1971 1972 Correspondence and other information about 26-4 foreign service the foreign service, 25 January 1971 to 4 July 1972 Retired Heads of 1988 1989 Correspondence and membership list, 30 26-5 Mission Association November 1988 to 23 May 1989 (RHOMA)

Robertson, Colin 1987 1987 Correspondence with Colin Robertson, editor, 26-6 [Editor, bout de papier , bout de papier , Magazine of Canada’s Foreign Magazine of Canada’s Service, 6 March to 15 June 1987 Foreign Service] Includes piece by GI, “Has containment worked?” and Alison Ignatieff’s review of Claude Bissell’s “The Imperial Canadian (Vincent Massey in Office)”

Robertson, Norman 1978 1978 Copy of the "Round Table on Norman 26-7 Alexander [One of Alexander Robertson (Transcription of Mackenzie King’s proceedings … 18 February 1978 under the advisors] Chairmanship of His Excellency the Governor General Jules Léger)” Includes some notes

Roche, Douglas 1984 1988 Correspondence to Brian Mulroney 26-8 [Ambassador for recommending Doug Roche for the post of Disarmament] Permanent Representative of Canada at the United Nations, 13 July 1988 Includes DR’s lecture addresses: “An Agenda for the 21st Century,” 4 March 1987; “Beyond Nuclear Deterrence: A Global Challenge to Politics, Law and Religion,” 5 March 1984; and “Report of Cross-Canada Tour, 1-16 December 1987” on the topic: “Beyond the Summit: The Future of Disarmament”

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Rotary Foundation – 1987 1987 Correspondence and information on the 26-9 Correspondence Rotary Club of Toronto, The Rotary Foundation, 14 May to 18 December 1987 Includes Advance Memorandum of Meeting of Rotary Peace Forum Advisory Committee in Evanston, Illinois, 15-17 September 1987

Rotary Foundation – 1988 1988 Correspondence and information, 19 February 26-10 Correspondence to 13 June 1988 Includes address by Ambassador Arthur A. Hartman, 29 February 1988; Newsletter and Project Report

Rotary Foundation – 1988 1988 Correspondence and information, 26-11 Correspondence 9 August to 25 October 1988 Includes The Rotarian magazine, October 1988; Minutes of Meeting of the Peace Forum Advisory Committee in Evanston, Illinois, October 1988; GI’s remarks “Rotary’s Role in World Peace,” October 1988

Rotary Foundation – 1988 1988 Correspondence and information concerning 26-12 Peace Forum Advisory the Peace Forum Advisory Committee Committee Meeting Meeting, 13-14 October 1988

Rotary Foundation – 1988 1988 Correspondence, 7 November to 30 December 26-13 Correspondence 1988 Includes information about Rotary publicity and Toronto Peace Forum planned for September 1989

Rotary Foundation – 1989 1989 Correspondence and information, 14 January 27-1 Correspondence to 17 July 1989

Rotary Foundation – 1989 1989 Correspondence and information about the 27-2 Peace Forum Advisory Peace Forum, Toronto, 21-23 September 1989 Committee Meeting Includes working papers and Statement by GI, Rotary Peace Forum Advisory Committee, 13- 14 July 1989

Royal Canadian 1978 1978 Correspondence, 28 June to 14 November 27-3 Academy of Arts 1978 Includes Act and By-Law I establishing the National Museums of Canada ... “cited as the National Museum Act, 1967-68”; “Some Reflections on State Patronage of the Arts, draft of address to the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts by GI, 18 November 1978

Royal Society of 1988 1989 Correspondence concerning GI’s election as a 27-4 Canada, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, 4 April Correspondence to 26 June 1989 Includes “Science and the Public,” publication of The Royal Society of Canada, 1988

Royal Society of 1987 1989 Publications of The Royal Society of Canada, 27-5

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Canada, Publications including Development Plan 1989, by-laws, calendar, proceedings, conference program, 4- 7 June 1989

Royal Victorian Order 1987 1987 Invitation to Alison Ignatieff to attend a 27-6 – Alison Ignatieff's Service of the Royal Victorian Order on 10 membership in April 1987 at Windsor Castle, 28 January 1987 Includes The Statutes of the Royal Victorian Order, booklet, Revised Statutes 1936 [Handwritten note says “See flat box for certificate signed by Queen Elizabeth.” See Oversize Box 76-6.]

Royal Victorian Order 1987 1987 Certificate signed by Queen Elizabeth II Oversize – Alison Ignatieff's appointing Alison Grant Ignatieff (AI) to be a Box 76-6 membership in member of the Fourth Class of the Royal Victorian Order, 6 August 1978. Includes burgundy coloured tube with royal seal in which the certificate was housed

Royal visits – 1977 1978 For Royal visits 1977 and 1978, includes 28-1 Invitations invitations, reference material, maps, programs for the Silver Jubilee Visit to Ottawa, 14-19 October 1977 [Alison Ignatieff was Canadian Lady-In- Waiting to the Queen]

Royal Visits – 1977 1978 Reference material for Royal visits 1977 and 28-2 Reference Materials 1978: Two booklets giving details of The Royal Visit 1977, 14-19 October

Royal Visits – 1978 1978 Correspondence and other material 28-3 Correspondence concerning Royal Visit 1978, as well as Detailed programs, Contract for Alison Ignatieff as “Lady-in-waiting to the Queen during the Queen’s Visit to Canada 25 July to 6 August 1978,” and invitations to sit at the Head Table and to attend a Garden Party with the Queen

Royal Visits – 1978 1978 Reference material for Royal visits 1977 and 28-4 Reference Materials 1978: Two booklets giving details of The Royal Visit 1978, 26 July to 6 August

R – Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 28-5 organizations, including: Thompson Ramautarsingh, David Ramsay, Anatol Rapoport, Roy Rempel, Heather Robertson, Eric Robinson, David Roulston, Floyd Rudmin, C.S. Rycroft

Salaff, [Dr.] Stephen 1987 1988 Correspondence concerning letters of 28-6 recommendation for grants for Dr. Stephen Salaff’s research on international peace and security, as well as an obituary tribute to Hans

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Blumenfeld, 15 October 1987 to 21 March 1988 [See also letter in File 30-3]

SALT 1970 1972 Information on SALT [Strategic Arms 29-1 Limitation Talks], November 1970 to June 1972 Includes many newspaper clippings, ABM [Antiballistic Missile] Accord; Transcripts of Press conferences: Kissinger and Gerard C. Smith, 26 May background on SALT; and Henry A. Kissinger re U.S.-Soviet Summit talks, 29 May 1972

Science for Peace – 1981 1985 Correspondence, 2 April 1981 to 15 De1985 29-2 Correspondence Includes information about the launching of Science for Peace and its By-Law Number 1, April 1981

Science for Peace – 1981 1987 Correspondence and information concerning 29-3 Satellite monitoring international satellite monitoring and peacekeeping satellites, May 1981 to September 1987 Includes “Satellite and Airborne Surveillance,” Workshop report by Walter Dorn, 1987

Science for Peace – 1986 1986 Correspondence, reports, bulletins, 31 Jan to 29-4 Correspondence 9 December 1986 Includes letters to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and Joe Clark; donation to honour Dr. John Polanyi’s winning the Nobel Peace Prize; Paper entitled “Chemical and Conventional Disarmament as Co-requisites of Nuclear Disarmament," Derek Paul, May 1986

Science for Peace – 1987 1987 Correspondence, bulletins, reports, January 29-5 Correspondence to December 1987 Includes GI’s Comment on “National Defence White Paper on A Defence Policy for Canada,” 29 June 1987; Letter to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney

Science for Peace – 1988 1989 Correspondence, bulletins, reports, January 29-6 Correspondence 1988 to June 1989 Includes Science for Peace Bulletin, February 1989, “George Ignatieff at 75” Bulletin June 1989; notice of Memorial Service for John and Lois Dove, 1 June 1989

Science for Peace – 1988 1988 Reports for AGM, 7 May 1988; Science for 29-7 Annual General Peace By-Law No. 1, amended and restated, Meeting 1988 unsigned, 1988

Science for Peace – 1989 1989 Agenda, Minutes, Reports, Newsletters and 29-8 Annual General By-Laws for A.G.M., 6 May 1989 Meeting 1989

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Security Council, 1968 1967 1968 Includes "Text of My Statement for CUSO 29-9 Dinner, June 21 [1967]" with corrections by the Prime Minister (L. B. Pearson), a copy of an article by Stephen Scott on George Ignatieff, and "Security Council Official Records" for Meetings 1446-1454

Seniors for Social 1986 1986 Agenda, Minutes and other material on 29-10 Responsibility Canadian Seniors for Social Responsibility, 13 May to 14 July 1986

75th [Seventy-fifth] 1988 1988 For GI's 75 th birthday party on 16 December 29-11 Birthday Party 1988, correspondence, invitations and other material, 10 November to 3 January 1988 Includes remarks at reception, guest lists, birthday greetings from various dignitaries, including the Prime Minister, the Queen’s Household, and godson Patrick Hardy Butler

75th [Seventy-fifth] 1988 1988 Commendatory certificate from the Mayor of Oversize Birthday Toronto (Art Eggleton) on the occasion of GI’s Box 76-6 75th birthday, 16 December 1988

Simoni, Arnold 1988 1988 Correspondence, 30 March 1988, and 29-12 “Regions of Peace – Oases of Hope: A New Concept for Development and Security,” by Arnold Simoni, Canadian Peace Research Institute, Dundas, Rev. 28 March 1988

Smyth, Ross 1989 1989 Correspondence, 12 March to 10 June 1989 29-13 Includes paper by Ross Smyth, “The Elimination of War” [and earlier draft] presented at the Canadian Peace Research and Education Association, 4 June 1989

Sovremennik 1977 1978 Correspondence and other material, 19 August 30-1 Publishing Association 1977 to 15 February 1978 Includes photocopy of By-Law No.1 of Sovremennik Publishing Association Inc., 26 March 1958

Summer Institute on 1986 1986 Correspondence, 30 April to 29 August 1986, 30-2 Peace and War concerning lecture at Simon Fraser University, 29 July 1986

S - Trinity 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 30-3 organizations, including Louis Siminovitch, Order of Saint Lazarus, Maurice F. Strong, D.W. Stevenson, Barry Sullivan, Stephen Salaff [See also File 28-6]

S - Miscellaneous 1986 1987 Correspondence with various individuals and 30-4 organizations, including Clyde Sanger (GI’s experience on the UN Security Council), Saskatchewan Council for Social Studies

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Teachers, R Harvey Self, Paper by James Patrick Sewell, Shalom Institute, Michael Shenstone, A.W. Brian Simpson, SAGE (Students Against Global Extermination)

Taylor, William E., Jr. 1986 1987 Personal correspondence, 25 September 1986 30-5 to 24 June 1987

Toronto Disarmament 1989 1989 Correspondence concerning the establishment 30-6 Network of a City of Toronto Peace Committee, 6 June to 5 July 1989

Toronto Multicultural 1977 1977 Correspondence asking GI to serve on their 30-7 Association Board of Directors, 12 November to 9 December 1977

[The] Trilateral 1975 1975 Correspondence, 10 April to 15 April 1975 30-8 Commission

Trinity College – 3T6 1932 1976 Correspondence, 15 March 1973 to 2 June 30-9 Reunion 1976 Includes list of students, 1932; Speech by GI, 4 June 1976 for Trinity 3T6, Fortieth Anniversary Reunion, 4-6 June 1976

Trinity College – 1978 1979 Course Outline and Bibliography for Political 30-10 International Science 2203, “Canadian Foreign Policy,” Relations Programme Seminar conducted by John W. Holmes and John J. Kirton, 1978-79

Trinity College – 1978 1978 Memorandum, report concerning the Annual 30-11 Meeting of Meeting of the Corporation, 16 November Corporation 1978 Includes GI’s Farewell Remarks to Corporation and Trinity Convocation Bulletin , Vol.16:2, Annual Report Issue, 1978

Trinity College – 1978 1978 Provost’s Farewell Remarks, December 1978 30-12 Farewell Remarks

Trinity College – 1978 1978 Remarks on the unveiling of the Portrait [of GI] 30-13 Unveiling of Portrait in Strachan Hall, by Charles Comfort

Trinity College – 1980 1989 Correspondence, 18 August 1986 to 15 June 30-14 General 1989 Includes “Report of the College Council and Committee of the Teaching Staff to the Collegiate Board and Executive Committee of Corporation on The Proposed New Memorandum of Understanding between the Colleges and the University of Toronto," 29 February 1980

Trinity College – 1984 1987 Correspondence concerning GI’s donation of Archives his official and personal papers to Trinity College Archives, 2 May 1984 to 1 February

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1987

True North – 1986 1986 Correspondence, 18 June 1986 to 17 30-16 Correspondence December 1986, and 6 June 1988 Includes information on “The True North Strong and Free?” conference in Edmonton, 8- 9 November 1986, sponsored by Canadian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War and The Council of Canadians [See related audio/videotapes in Box 75]

True North – 1986 1986 Various drafts of GI’s speech, “Strategy for 30-17 Speeches Survival,” for Brock and for Edmonton meetings

True North - Reports 1986 1986 Newspaper clippings and other reports on the 30-18 on Conference success of the Edmonton conference

True North - 1987 1988 Correspondence, 14 January 1987 to 2 July 30-19 Correspondence 1988

Turner, John 1987 1988 Correspondence and discussion of Liberal 30-20 Party’s stance on nuclear weapons, 5 February 1987 to 5 July 1988 Includes “Points for meeting with John Turner, 4 February 1987”

T – Trinity 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 30-21 organizations, including Nicholas Tyrras

T – Miscellaneous 1986 1988 Correspondence with various individuals and 30-22 organizations, including John Taylor, Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, Letter to the Editor - Toronto Star, “Tourism - A Vital Force for Peace” conference, Alex Troubetskoy, Vernon G. Turner

United Nations 1979 1989 Correspondence, reports, brochures, 14 31-1 Association of Canada September 1979 to June 1989

United Nations 1980 1981 Correspondence, newspaper clippings, 28 31-2 Association of Canada April 1980 to August 1981 Includes copy of letter from Pierre Elliott Trudeau

United Nations 1969 1969 Permanent Mission of Canada to the United 31-3 General Assembly. Nations. Press Release No.31, 18 November Statement 1969. Disarmament. Text of Statement … by the Canadian Representative, Mr. G. Ignatieff, 18 November 1969

United Nations 1969 1969 Canadian Mission to the United Nations. Press 31-4 General Assembly. Release No.34. Disarmament. Text of Statement Statement … by the Canadian Representative, Mr. G. Ignatieff, 28 November 1969

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United Nations 1969 1969 Canadian Mission to the United Nations. Press 31-5 General Assembly. Release No.40. International Exchange of Statement Seismic Data. Text of Statement … by the Canadian Representative, Mr. G. Ignatieff, 4 December 1969

United Nations 1969 1969 Statement on CBW [Chemical and Biological 31-6 General Assembly. Weapons] by Ambassador George Ignatieff, 9 Statement December 1969

United Nations 1970 1970 Communiqué. Canadian Delegation to the 31-7 General Assembly. United Nations. Press Release No.28. Statement Statement in First Committee on Disarmament Items by the Canadian Representative, H.E. Mr. George Ignatieff, Ambassador, 2 November 1970 Text also in French

United Nations 1970 1970 Communiqué. Canadian Delegation to the 31-8 General Assembly. United Nations. Press Release No.37. Statement Statement by Ambassador George Ignatieff, Representative of Canada to the XXVth Session of the United National General Assembly on Agenda Item 29 - CTB, 17 November 1970. Text also in French

United Nations 1970 1970 Explanation of Vote - Disarmament Item 28, 31-9 General Assembly. Resolution L.533, 19 November 1970 Statement

United Nations 1970 1970 Canadian Statement on Resolution L.537, 31-10 General Assembly. Agenda Item 27, 25 November 1970 Statements Explanation of Vote - Disarmament Item 27, Resolution L.532, 30 November 1970

United Nations [1971?] [1971?] Explanation of Vote after the Vote, Resolution 31-11 General Assembly. L.584 - Agenda Item 29, n.d. Statement, n.d. (Resolution L.584)

United Nations 1971 1971 Canadian Statement on Resolution L.585, 31-12 General Assembly. Agenda Item 29, by Ambassador George Statement Ignatieff on 7 December 1971

United Nations [1971?] [1972?] Explanation of Vote after the Vote, Resolution 31-13 General Assembly. L.590 / Rev.2 - Agenda Item 98, n.d. Statement (Resolution L.590)

United Nations 1971 [1972?] Explanation of Vote after the Vote, Resolution 31-14 General Assembly. L.592 / Rev.1 - Agenda Item 28, n.d. Statement (Resolution Includes United Nations General Assembly, L.592) Twenty-sixth session, First Committee, Agenda Item 28, “Question of Chemical and Bacteriological (Biological) Weapons,” 6 December 1971

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United Nations Policy 1968 1969 Correspondence, Reports, 29 May 1968 to 10 31-15 Review February 1969 Includes “Canada’s Contribution to the United Nations,” Rev. September 1968; and “Canada and the World,” A Policy Statement by Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau issued on 29 May 1968

United Nations Policy 1969 1969 United Nations Policy Review, 15 February 31-16 Review 1969, a document prepared under GI’s direction as a “review of Canadian policy in relation to major United Nations problems"

United Nations Policy 1969 1969 Correspondence and memoranda in response 31-17 Review to the United Nations Policy Review document, 18 February to 23 May 1969 Includes notice of seminar to discuss the implications, 28-30 March 1969

United Nations Policy 1969 1971 Correspondence and other documents 31-18 Review concerning the United Nations Policy Review, 26 May 1969 to 25 Jan 1971 Includes “Memorandum to the Cabinet, “The United Nations Policy Review,” 25 August 1969; and “Foreign Policy for Canadians: Priority Aims for the Seventies,” n.d. Many documents marked “Personal” and/or “Confidential”

United Nations Policy 1969 1969 Draft “Memorandum for the Minister, United 31-19 Review Nations Policy review, 6 February 1969, signed “M.C.”

United Nations Policy 1968 1969 Correspondence, mainly February 1969 31-20 Review, General Includes list of participants for seminar to Group Meeting, Guild discuss the Policy Review, 28-30 March 1969; Inn, Scarborough “Canadian Bilingual Presence Abroad, 19 August 1968; and “Notes for Press Conference in Ottawa,” 18 December 1969

University of Guelph 1970 1970 Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws [LL.D.], 32-1 Convocation, 28 May 1970 Includes Citation

University of 1973 1973 Honorary degree, LL.D., from the University of 32-2 Saskatchewan Saskatchewan

University of Toronto 1935 1936 Programs: Historical Club of the University of 32-3 Toronto, 1935-1936; Trinity College Literary Institute, Conversazione, 4 February 1936; Eighth Annual Dinner of the Committees of Hart House, 9 October 1935

University of Toronto – 1986 1989 Correspondence, 29 August 1986 to 5 May 32-4 General 1989

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University of Toronto – 1977 1977 Text of address given at presentation of the 32-5 Presentation of degree of Doctor of Laws ( Honoris Causa ) to Degree to Jules Léger Jules Léger, Governor-General of Canada, Sesquicentennial Convocation, 15 March 1977 Includes written response from Mr. Léger in French

University of Toronto – 1976 1980 Correspondence and other material related to 32-6 Chancellorship GI’s nomination and his installation as 27th Chancellor at Fall Convocation, 26 November 1980 Includes news release “George Ignatieff Elected University of Toronto Chancellor,” 13 May 1980; and GI’s installation address

University of Toronto – 1980 1980 Congratulatory letters from various sources, 32-7 Appointment to including Barbara Frum, Pauline McGibbon, Chancellorship, Sonja and Thomas Bata, and son Michael Congratulatory letters

University of Toronto – 1980 1980 Orders of Ceremony, Fall Convocation: 32-8 Convocations Installation of the Chancellor, George Ignatieff, 26 November 1980; Conferring of Degrees, 28 November 1980, and University of St. Michael’s College Convocation, 29 November 1980

University of Toronto – 1986 1987 Correspondence and other material, 17 July 32-9 Review of the 1986 to 26 May 1987 Constitution of the College of Electors

University of Toronto – 1987 1989 Correspondence, 13 February and 4 July 32-10 President’s Committee 1989; Booklets, 1987 and 1988

University College, 1972 1989 Correspondence, 18 August 1986 to 9 June 32-11 Toronto 1989 Includes congratulatory document with seal from University College probably on GI’s appointment to Trinity College as Provost, 15 November 1972

University of Victoria 1984 1984 Material concerning GI’s presentation with an 32-12 Honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Victoria’s Spring Convocation, 2 June 1984 Includes Citation with a seal; Text of the ceremony, “Conferring of Honorary Degree,” as well as the Spring Convocation program Includes 6 photographs (col. ; 12.5x9 cm) [Note says: Diploma in flat case – See Oversize Box 76]

University of Victoria, 1984 1984 Honorary degree from the University of Oversiz Honorary degree Victoria (bound), 1984 e Box 77-5

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U – Miscellaneous 1986 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 32-13 organizations, including University of Alberta Edmonton, Union of Youth / Union of Spiritual Communities of Christ

Visit to Ottawa 1977 1978 Correspondence and other material relating to 33-1 GI’s trip to Ottawa, 17-18 January 1978 for Business Men’s Meeting with the Prime Minister and Reception for Vice-President Walter Mondale Includes "What is Happening to Canada" by Walter L. Gordon, 13 October 1977; Letters from the Prime Minister, one signed “Pierre”; Questions concerning national unity vs. separation; "A Challenge to the Spirit of Canadians" by Gordon Robertson, Dalhousie University Convocation, 12 May 1977

Proposed Visit to the 1982 1983 Correspondence and other material, mostly 33-2 USSR from 1982, concerning possible visit to the USSR as a guest of the Institute of USA and Canada for the proposed dates of 18-28 July 1983 Includes correspondence with Robert Reford; Walter L. Gordon; Geoffrey A.H. Pearson; V. Zhurkin; List of participants for the 29th Pugwash Conference 1983; "Andrei Gromyko's Answers to Questions by a «Pravda» Correspondent"; "Proposed Statement to the Defence Committee of the House of Commons" by Walter L. Gordon; "Daily Review: Translations from the Soviet Press" 2 February 1983; and "The Arms Race: The Danger, The Burden, The Alternative," Supplement to The Times , 1982

Diary of Russian Trip 1983 1983 Handwritten diary of Russian trip, beginning 16 33-3 July 1983

Russian Trip 1982 1983 Correspondence with Dr. V Zhurkin, Walter 33-4 Gordon, Robert Reford, Gleb Zekulin, Michael Ignatieff, G.A.H. Pearson, A. Yakovlev, 18 October 1982 to 13 June 1983 Includes other documents such as "Summary of Talk with Secretary of State of External Affairs, Friday, May 20th, 1983"; "The Quest for Enhanced or Credible Deterrence as Against Minimal Deterrence"; "Speech to Members of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs and the House of Commons Standing Committee on External Affairs and National Defense"; "To Have or to Have Not: Canada as a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone" by Robert W. Reford

Russian Trip 1986 1986 Correspondence with Michael Ignatieff, 33-5

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Georgy Arbatov, Olwen Chappell, V.G. Turner, [-] March to 6 August 1986 Includes "Connection between Horizontal and Vertical Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons" by V.I. Goldanskii; "The Role of Non-Nuclear Weapon States in Efforts to Reduce the Nuclear Danger within Alliances" by George Ignatieff; Related news clippings and articles in Russian

Mementos from 1983 1983 Includes brochures of ballet and theatre 33-6 Russia performances, postcards of Zagorsk, and a colour photograph of the entrance area to a hall or mansion inscribed on back in Russian

Walk for Peace, 1985 1985 Various documents, magazine articles, 33-7 Vancouver, BC newspaper clippings related to the Walk for Peace, 27 April 1985 Includes “Disarmament Fact Sheet No. 33," An address by Ignatieff; and "Canada's Nuclear Experience" by William Epstein

Visit of Standing 1969 1970 Correspondence, memoranda, telegraphs with 33-8 Committee on V.G. Turner, Ivan L. Head for the Prime External Affairs and Minister, Mitchell Sharp, M.N. [“Mac”] Bow, National Defence 22 January 1969 to 28 January 1970 Includes also “The Impact of Science and Technology on Disarmament and Related Fields, 21 May 1969 Many documents are noted as: “Unclassified,” “Confidential,” “Secret,” and “Restricted.”

Visit to Moscow 1955 1955 Correspondence, reports and memoranda, 33-9 many noted as “Confidential” concerning arrangements for trip to Moscow, 29 August to 30 September 1955 Many documents are fragile onionskin copies. [See File 69-14 for photographs - Red scrapbook, Visit to Russia 1955]

Visit to Moscow 1955 1955 Various newspapers in Russian from 1955 Oversize Box 76-3

Visit to Moscow 1955 1955 Official messages, reports, newspaper articles 33-10 in Russian, October 1955 Includes an outline of the Minister’s Visit to Moscow, 5-7 October 1955, and Statement made by L.B. Pearson on his arrival; Details of Tour of [L.B. Pearson] Secretary of State for External Affairs, 30 September to 16 November 1955

Visit to Moscow 1955 1955 Official memoranda, reports, and other 33-11 documents, November 1955 Includes L.B. Pearson’s Diary, 30 September to 15 October 1955, of his journey from Ottawa

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to Singapore, as well as the week in the Soviet Union on onionskin pages; Text of Conversation with Abdul Nasser, Prime Minister of Egypt, 10 November 1955; CBC Broadcast by the Minister; Remarks to the United Nations; and “External Affairs” Monthly Bulletin, Vol.7:11, November 1955

Visit to Moscow 1955 1971 Official memoranda, reports, and other 33-12 documents, December 1955 Includes Address by L.B. Pearson December 1955; Statements by Prime Minister Trudeau, “A Canadian Leader Looks at the Soviet Union,” 28 May 1971; and “Prime Minister Trudeau Talk to Soviet Leaders,” 28 May 1971; Two texts in French, by P.T. Rottier, 9 June 1971; “The Canadian Brigade at Balaclava,” October 1955, poem (after Tennyson)

Visit to Moscow, 1955, 1955 1955 “Minister’s Visit to the U.S.S.R., October 5-12, 33-13 Diary 1955 (Diary and some personal impressions recorded by George Ignatieff)," Ottawa, 28 October 1955 [on onionskin pages]; 1 small booklet in Russian, 1955

Vista, Article 1971 1972 Correspondence and telegrams, 9 September 33-14 1971 18 May 1972 Includes Vista , magazine of the United Nations Association, January/February 1972, with article by GI, “How Much is Enough? A Report on Nuclear Testing”

Volgograd - Toronto 1986 1988 Correspondence concerning the renewal of 33-15 Friendship Agreement ties and a formal friendship agreement between Toronto and Volgograd, 10 June to 21 September 1988 Includes invitation to Luncheon by the Toronto/Volgograd Committee, 24 October 1986

V - Miscellaneous 1986 1988 Correspondence with various individuals and 33-16 organizations, including Veterans Against Nuclear Arms, Peter Vivian, Voice of the Pioneer [See related audiotape for “Voice of the Pioneer” in Box 74]

Wallace, [Dr.] Philip 1988 1988 Correspondence [Science for Peace], 5 34-1 R., 1988 [Watershed - February to 4 November 1988 Frozen Sun, Inc.]

Working Group on 1988 1989 Correspondence and other material 34-2 International concerning banning chemical weapons, 20 Surveillance and January to 16 May 1989 Verification Includes Background Materials for Expert’s Workshop, The Control of Chemical and

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Biological Weapons (CBW), 4-5 April 1989 Includes Christian Science Monitor Special Report , “Poison on the Wind,” originally ran 13-16 December 1988; and The Disarmament Bulletin , Vol.9, Fall-Winter 1988

Working Group - 1989 1989 Various documents on chemical and biological 34-3 Documents of weapons, April and May 1989 Chemical and Biological Weapons, compiled for GI by Walter Dorn

Working Group - 1987 1988 Various papers and other documents on 34-4 Documents on UN disarmament and arms control Verification Including “Technical Elements of the French Agency/UN Monitoring Proposal for a Satellite Image Processing Role, compiled for GI Agency (SIPA); “An International Monitoring by Walter Dorn Agency for the Arctic;” in Information North , Vol.15:1, January 1989

World Conference on 1986 1988 Correspondence, 8 July 1986 to 23 August 34-5 Religion and Peace 1988 Includes “Une deuxième chance pour la paix,” by Pierre Laplante; and “Leçons de l’histoire récente (1945-85)”

World Council for 1988 1988 Correspondence, 29 March to 6 June 1988 34-6 Global Cooperation

World Federalists of 1986 1988 Material concerning Nuclear Weapons Legal 34-7 Canada Action (NWLA), 25 August 1986 to September 1988 [As one of seven organizations challenging the legality of Canada’s involvement in the nuclear arms race, World Federalists of Canada is the Coordinating plaintiff.]

World Unity Lectures: 1973 1975 Includes Outline of Six Lectures on “World 34-8 Lecture I Unity” in 20th Century; Lecture notes: “World Unity: Theory and Practice,” Lecture I

World Unity Lectures: 1973 1975 Lecture notes: “World Unity: Theory and 34-9 Lecture II Practice,” Lecture II Also includes “Does Canada’s Nuclear Business Endanger World?” The Globe and Mail , 19 June 1975

World Unity Lectures: 1973 1975 Lecture notes: “World Unity: Theory and 34-10 Lecture III Practice,” Lecture III

World Unity Lectures: 1973 1975 Lecture notes: “World Unity: Theory and 34-11 Lecture IV Practice,” Lecture IV: “The Great Divide: Bipolarity, Regionalism and Plycentrism” Includes newspaper articles [No file for Lecture V notes.]

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World Unity Lectures: 1973 1975 Lecture notes: “World Unity: Theory and 34-12 Lecture VI Practice,” Lecture VI

W - Miscellaneous 1985 1989 Correspondence with various individuals and 34-13 organizations, including Paul F. Walker, Wiegand Awards Committee, George B. Woods, Workers' Educational Association of Canada, World Military and Social Expenditures, 1985, report, World Millennium Network

York University 1975 1975 Presentation copy of text in red binding for GI’s 35-1 receipt of Honorary Degree, Doctor of Laws (Honoris Causa ), Fall Convocation, 27 September 1975

York University 1975 1975 Honorary degree from York University, 27 Oversize September 1975 [See Series 4, Box 76-7 Correspondence files, File 9-2 for correspondence and File 35-1 for bound presentation copy of text.]

York University - 1986 1986 Includes information on “Pathways to Peace” 35-2 Calumet College, Conference, York University, Calumet College, Conference 14-15 November 1986 Includes GI’s dinner address, 14 November 1986; and Brochure “A Symposium, Nuclear Winter and Strategic Defense Initiative,” 10-11 May 1985, York University, Calumet College

Youth for International 1986 1987 Material for Youth for International 35-3 Development Development Conference, 22 November 1986 Conference and Youth Nuclear Disarmament Tour Includes GI’s notes and background information on development and refugees for talk at Conference

W, Y - Trinity College 1978 1978 Correspondence with various individuals and 35-4 organizations, including Dr. W.C. Winegard, David Wilson, York Herald of Arms

SERIES 6: WRITINGS AND INTERVIEWS

Dates of creation: 1935 - 1989

Extent: 13 cm of textual records

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Scope and content: Series consists of material written by George Ignatieff, including book reviews, forewords and jacket comments, articles and other documents. Also included are typescripts of interviews and related correspondence.

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Forewords - Mark Macy, 1986 1987 Cerlox bound copy of manuscript for: 36-1 Solutions for a Troubled “Solutions for a Troubled World,” edited by World Mark Macy, Earth View Press, ©1986 Correspondence concerning a jacket statement by GI, November 1986 to 15 January 1987

Forewords - Perry and 1986 1986 Endorsement by GI of Science for Peace of 36-2 Foulks, End the Arms the book, “End the Arms Race: Fund Human Race, Fund Human Needs,” edited by Dr. Thomas Perry and Dr. Needs James G. Foulks (Proceedings of the 1986 Vancouver Centennial Peace and Disarmament Symposium)

Forewords - Sammé. In 1987 1987 Letter to Basil Sammé about his book, “In the 36-3 the Shadow of the Shadow of the W.A.S.P.,” 30 March 1987 W.A.S.P.

Forewords - Socknat, 1987 1987 Correspondence with University of Toronto 36-4 Witness against War: Press concerning a jacket comment for Pacifism in Canada Thomas Socknat’s book, “Witness against 1900-1945 War: Pacifism in Canada 1900-1945,” February 1987

Forewords - Tarasoff, 1986 1987 Correspondence with Koozma J. Tarasoff 36-5 Opening Doors for concerning a foreword for his book, “Opening Survival Doors for Survival: A Handbook on Soviet- West Initiatives,” December 1986 to 29 January 1987

Forewords - Towards a 1987 1987 Report by GI for Peace Magazine , “Towards 36-6 World without War a World Without War: Next Steps in Canadian Defence Policy,” Report of the Veterans against Nuclear Arms, 1987

Reviews - Angell, 1987 1987 Note by GI for David J.R. Angell, 2 March 36-7 NORAD and Bilateral 1987 in response to his paper, “NORAD and Nuclear Alert Bilateral Nuclear Alert,” also included

Book Review - Evans, 1987 1988 Correspondence about GI’s doing a review of 36-8 Russo-Chinese Crisis the book, “The Russo-Chinese Crisis: N.P. Ignatiev’s Mission to Peking, 1859-1860,” by John Evans, 2 November 1987 to 20 June 1988

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Book Review - Ford, Our 1988 1988 Book review by GI of “Our Man in Moscow: A 36-9 Man in Moscow Diplomat’s Reflections on the Soviet Union,” by Robert A.D. Ford for The [Montreal] Gazette Books, 4 February 1989 Includes draft copy and photocopy of final published version

Book Reviews – 1986 1986 Various book reviews by GI 36-10 Miscellaneous

Essay - “A Glance at [198-?] [198-?] GI’s article in the Lower Canada College 36-11 Soviet Russia” - Lower Magazine [Montreal], “A Glance at Soviet Canada College Russia,” n.d. (photocopy) Magazine

Essay - “A Modern 1935 1935 The Trinity University Review , January 1935, 36-12 Procrustes” - Trinity in which GI’s essay “The Modern Procrustes” University Review appears

“Alternative Strategies to 1986 1986 Article in Alternative Strategies to the Arms 36-13 the Arms Face” Face entitled “An Eight-point Strategy for Survival,” by GI, adapted from a speech made at the True North Strong and Free? conference in Edmonton, November 1986 (photocopy)

Canadian Aims and [197-?] [197-?] Document (photocopy of a 67 page 36-14 Perspectives typescript) entitled “Canadian Aims and Perspectives in the Negotiation of International Agreements on Arms Control and Disarmament,” Canadian Perspectives on International Law and Organization, n.d.

“Give Piece a Chance” - 1989 1989 Article, “Give Peace a Chance,” in Humanist 36-15 Humanist in Canada in Canada , #88, Spring 1989

If I were Prime Minister - 1986 1987 Correspondence and photocopy of GI's 36-16 Correspondence article for the book, “If I were Prime Minister,” by Mel Hurtig and Carlotta Lemiux, 9 May 1986 to 15 April 1987

If I were Prime Minister - 1987 1987 Various versions of “If I were Prime Minister” 36-17 Draft manuscripts

If You Love this Country 1987 1988 Correspondence with Adrienne Clarkson, 36-18 McClelland & Stewart, about GI’s contribution to the book, "If You Love this Country,” 16 October 1987 to 20 January 1988

Memorial to Margaret 1987 1987 Correspondence and short article about 36-19 Laurence Margaret Laurence, 28 April to 25 May 1987

“Sitting on the Hot Seat” 1976 1976 “Sitting on the Hot Seat of the UN Security 36-20 Council,” by GI in International Perspectives ,

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September/October 1976 (photocopy)

“Staring Doomsday in 1982 1982 “Staring Doomsday in the Face,” by GI in 36-21 the Face” Queen’s Quarterly 89/2 (Summer 1982)

Statement on Defence, [1986?] [1986?] “Statement on Defence, Diplomacy and 36-22 Diplomacy and Disarmament,” by GI, n.d. Disarmament

Statement on [198-?] [198-?] “International Organization,” by GI, n.d. 36-23 International Organization

Writings - Miscellaneous 1978 1978 Photocopied collage(?) with quotes by GI 36-24 and other prominent Torontonians, by David M. Oxtoby, ed., York Mills Collegiate Institute, Spectrum ‘78

Interviews - bout de 1987 1987 Two part interview, “A Chat with the 36-25 papier [Canada’s Ignatieffs,” by Colin Robertson published in Magazine of Diplomacy bout de papier , Spring 1987 and Fall 1987 and Foreign Service] Includes published magazines as well as a revised typescript of the interview, Part 2

Interviews - Grail 1986 1987 Correspondence concerning an interview 36-26 with GI for Grail: An Ecumenical Journal ., 20 October 1986 to 29 January 1987 Includes 14 page typescript of the interview as well as the journal, Vol.3:1, March 1987

Intervview - Transcript 1981 1981 Edited transcript (34 pages) of interview with 36-27 with Sonja Sinclair Sonja Sinclair, 23 March 1981

Interviews - 1986 1987 Correspondence, 15 December 1986 to 18 36-28 Miscellaneous March 1987

SERIES 7: MEMOIRS

Dates of creation: 1928 - 1989

Extent: 59 cm of textual records 8 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm or smaller

Scope and content: Series consists of drafts, typescripts, correspondence, and research materials for "Things Old and New" (1964) and "One Sows and Another Reaps," which was later developed as "Surprise! Surprise!" The result of these efforts was The Making of a Peacemonger , published by University of Toronto Press in 1985 and later reprinted by Penguin. "Vignettes" (renamed "The Human Parade") was written in March - July 1989. Ignatieff wrote that it was meant as a "follow-on to my memoirs," The Making of a Peacemonger . Files range from original typed copies to edited or corrected photocopies.

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Audio recordings of some chapters can be found in Series 12.

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Memoirs, Miscellaneous [195-?] [196-?] Sketches and initial notes for memoir 37-1 Includes outline of first chapters for “Sic Transit (Or the Family notes of a Canadian Immigrant)” revised title as “New Roots for Old,” and handwritten notes for “Things New and Old”

Preface 1979 1980? Outline for Book (Chapter Headings for 37-2 Chapters I to XX, “From Douk to Diplomat”) and typescript of “With the Benefit of Hindsight” Includes correspondence with McClelland & Stewart and U of T Press about the possible memoir, 23 April 1979 to 27 August 1980; and outline of the Memoir now called, “Surprise! Surprise!” with family background and Russian documents See related audiotapes (16) for Chapters 3 to 16 in Box 75

Chapter 1 [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise!” -Typescript for Chapter 37-3 I, Origins (Photocopies with handwritten notes)

Chapter III Education [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter III, Education” 37-4

Chapter IV [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter IV, Massey 37-5 Apprenticeship”

Chapter V [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter V, Wrong 37-6 Apprenticeship” (Two versions, one highly edited)

Chapter VI [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter VI, 37-7 McNaughton Years”

Chapter VII [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter VII, St. Laurent 37-8 and Pearsonian Internationalism” (Two versions)

Chapter VIII [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter VIII, Russia 37-9 Revisited” (Two versions, one highly edited)

Chapter IX [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter IX, Yugoslavia” 37-10 (Two versions and “Ambassador to

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Yugoslavia”)

Chapter X [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter X, Diefenbaker 37-11 Transition,” and “Insert on Page 1 as second paragraph”

Chapter XI [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter XI - NATO 37-12 Years” (Three versions)

Chapter XII [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter XII - The Hot 37-13 Seat in New York” Includes also “The North American Air Defence Agreement” by David Cox, with handwritten note: Supporting material for Chapter 10

Chapter XIII [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter XIII - The Cool 37-14 Seat in Geneva” (Three versions, one as Chapter XII )

Chapter XIV [1979?] [1984?] “Surprise! Surprise! - Chapter XIV - 37-15 Homecoming” Also includes two versions of “To Travel Hopefully” (last Chapter) and Chapter XIV (Revised) “On Wings of Change”

Chapter XV [1979?] [1984?] Includes various versions, including materials 37-16 entitled “Chapter XV - From Empire to the Global Village: A Role for Canada in an Interdependent World;” “Chapter XI, Adaptation Alert;” “Updating Canada’s Security;” “Why is Arms Control in such a Mess?” “Founding of NORAD;” “Chapter XV, Patterns of the Future” and “A Strategy of National Defence and Disarmament”

Sinclair, Mrs. Sonja 1981 1984 Correspondence with Mrs. Sonja Sinclair, U 37-17 (Exchanges) of T Press, 23 December 1981 to November 1984 Includes Author Information Sheets for “The Benefit of Hindsight,” GI’s memoirs; Additional chapters and interviews such as “Yugoslavia,” “The Human Dimension in Foreign Policy,” “Trudeau’s Impact on Canadian Diplomacy,” and “The Cuban Missile Crisis 1962”

Index to The Making of a [1983?] [1984?] Typewritten index 38-1 Peacemonger

Memoirs - Typescript 1986 1986 Complete manuscript of GI’s memoirs, The 38-2 Making of a Peacemonger , sent by University of Toronto Press to be kept with his papers at Trinity College Archives

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Memoirs - Chapter 1 1983 1983 Letter from Ian Montagnes, U of T Press, 38-3 Birthright returning earlier versions to GI, 1 December 1983 Includes Chapter Headings (Chapters 1-15) of “Book Project by GI, Surprise! Surprise!” and typescript of Chapter 1, Birthright.

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter 2, Childhood" 38-4 Surprise! ] Chapter 2 Childhood

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter XI - NATO” 38-5 Surprise! ] Chapter XI - NATO

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter XII - The Hot 38-6 Surprise! ] Chapter XII - Seat in New York” The Hot Seat in New York

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter XIII- The Cool 38-7 Surprise! ] Chapter XIII - Seat in Geneva” The Cool Seat in Geneva

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter XIV - 38-8 Surprise! ] Chapter XIV - Homecoming” (Versions 1 and 2) Homecoming

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter XV - Patterns 38-9 Surprise! ] Chapter XV - for the Future / Back to Nature,” Several Patterns for the Future / versions Back to Nature,” Several versions

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter I - Birthright,” 38-10 Surprise! ] Chapter 1 - and page showing Chapter Headings Birthright - Revised

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter 2 - Childhood 38-11 Surprise! ] Chapter 2 - Impressions, Revised” Childhood Impressions - Revised

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter 3 - Education” 38-12 Surprise! ] Chapter 3 - Education

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter IV - Massey 38-13 Surprise! ] Chapter IV - Apprenticeship” Massey Apprenticeship

Memoirs [ Surprise! 1983 1983 “Surprise! Surprise - Chapter V - Wrong 38-14 Surprise! ] Chapter V - Apprenticeship” Wrong Apprenticeship

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Memoirs [197-?] 1982 Foreword to The Memoirs of Count Paul 38-15 Ignatieff by Professor Seton-Watson (Original; See also File 1-7); Background on the Ignatieff family from German publication; “Reason for Leaving External Affairs in 1973” by GI; Letters to newspapers about low morale in the foreign service, n.d.

[The] Making of a 1982 1984 Correspondence, marketing material, 39-1 Peacemonger - Memorandum of Agreement between GI and Correspondence University of Toronto Press for his memoir, “The Benefit of Hindsight”, 22 June 1984 Includes draft Preface, 1984 and Reader’s Confidential Reports

[The] Making of a 1985 1985 Correspondence and publicity concerning 39-2 Peacemonger - The Making of a Peacemonger , 14 January Correspondence to 24 December 1985 Includes guest list for the Reception for the launching of the book, 6 May 1985; Letter from Michael to his father as well as a review of Michael’s book, The Needs of Strangers ; Many congratulatory notes

[The] Making of a 1986 1988 Correspondence concerning the Penguin 39-3 Peacemonger - paperback edition to be published in March Correspondence 1987, 2 January 1986 to 20 October 1988 Includes Preface to the New Edition, 1986; “The Journal Interview: Ignatieff: A Proud Peacemonger,” in The Queen’s Journal , 7 March 1986

[The] Making of a [1984?] [1985?] Typescripts of Chapter XII, “Assistant Under- 39-4 Peacemonger - Secretary of State for External Affairs,” and Chapters XII and XV, Chapter XV, “Cool Seat in Geneva,” edited edited by Sonja Sinclair by Sonja Sinclair, n.d.

[The] Making of a [1984?] [1985?] Additional pages from a variety of chapters 39-5 Peacemonger - [Note on file folder: These pages were Additional Pages removed from a set identical in all other respects to the typescript sent to the printer. See 986-0018/023(03)]

[The] Making of a [1984?] [1985?] Different versions of the Introduction to 39-6 Peacemonger - Making of a Peacemonger Introductions

[The] Making of a 1985 1987 Many newspaper and magazine reviews of 39-7 Peacemonger - Reviews the book; Best-seller lists

One Sows and Another [196-?] [197-?] Typescript, 269 pages, of One Sows and 39-8 Reaps - Memoirs Another Reaps , n.d. Originally called Sowing and Reaping.

Surprise! Surprise! - 1979 1979 Drafts of single pages or complete chapters, 40-1 Drafts of various such as Chapter XV, “From Empire to the

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chapters Global Village”

Surprise! Surprise! - 1979 1980 Correspondence with Walter L. Gordon, 40-2 Correspondence and McClelland and Stewart, and Ian Montagnes Clippings of University of Toronto Press concerning the draft manuscript of Surprise! Surprise!, 16 May 1979 to 24 March 1980 Includes also newspaper and magazine articles

Surprise! Surprise! - 1979 1979 Letter from Walter L. Gordon commending 40-3 Outline and Introductory him on the new preface and chapter outlines Foreword for Surprise! Surprise! , 15 May 1979 Includes chapter headings and content, foreword, preface and Ignatieff family material

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - [197-?] 1979 Two personal letters (one from GI to Michael; 40-4 Chapter 1, Birthright another from Vladimir (“Dima”) Ignatieff) concerning family history, 26 January and 9 February 1979; Includes photocopies with unidentified information about the Ignatieff family (Les Ignatiev), by Nicolas Ikonnikov, 30 August 1949; and a b&w photograph of a little boy [GI?]

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1979 1979 Includes letter from Vladimir (“Dima”) 40-5 Chapter 2, Childhood Ignatieff, 29 March 1979 and portion of his memoirs, “Departure from Kislovodsk”; Excerpts from Surprise! Surprise! Chapter II Childhood

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1928 1979 Includes newspaper clippings about 40-6 Chapter 3, Education immigrants and Rhodes Scholars for 1935 announced (including GI), “Document of Identify issued to an Applicant who Cannot Obtain a National Passport” issued and stamped for Count George Ignatieff, 31 August 1928; Black and white photograph [GI?], n.d.

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - [194-?] [197-?] Includes marriage announcement and 40- 7 Chapter 4, Massey photocopy of marriage certificate, 17 Apprenticeship November 1945; Statutory declaration by GI of his birth in St. Petersburg, Russia, 16 December 1913, in Yugoslavia, 16 January1958; Handwritten notes, many on cards; Biographical information on Charles Vincent Massey, 1887-1967, for the Dictionary of National Biography (DNB); Information about P.M. Mackenzie King, Vincent Massey and others; Four black and white photographs: Two wartime photographs by C.O. Thomas, London; One photograph [of Massey?] by A. Louis Jarché; One undated photograph of six men by

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Bertram Park, London [all unidentified]

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1968 1978 Forty-six page essay on Hume Wrong and 40-8 Chapter 5, Wrong (restricted) response to the Essay, 28 Apprenticeship February 1968; Appendix I, on H. Hume Wrong written by L.B. Pearson in External Affairs ; Handwritten notes about the Wrong Apprenticeship; Review of book in “The Shadow of Senator McCarthy, written by Dennis H. Wrong, “ TLS 17 November 1978

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1948 1962 Newspaper clippings from 1948 concerning 40-9 Chapter 6, McNaughton GI’s replacement of General A.G.L. Years McNaughton as head of Canada’s delegation to the United Nations Security Council; Announcement in the Ottawa Journal about Canada’s diplomatic service and GI’s going to NATO in Paris, 15 May 1962

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1947 1978 Convocation address by Escott Reid, 40-10 Chapter 7, St. Laurent Carleton University, 3 June 1978; Article by and Pearson GI, “The United Nation and International Internationalism Diplomacy - A Changing Perspective,” February 1978; Cards with handwritten notes on this chapter; Essay for International Relations course, POL 3206, 8 April 1972, “The Parameters of Foreign Policy; Letter and other documents about Disarmament from GI as Canadian Consulate General to L.B. Pearson and L. St. Laurent, 26 March to 31 December 1947; Many newspaper clippings

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - [197-?] 1979 Handwritten notes to be added to Chapter 40-11 Chapter 8, Russia VIII, Russia revisited, on cards; Newspaper revisited clippings

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1956 1979 Document from the Privy Council, P.C. 1957- 40-12 Chapter 9, Yugoslavia 29, dated 10 January 1957, recommending appointments including that of GI to be “Ambassador Extra-ordinary and Plenipotentiary of Canada to Yugoslavia,” effective 3 November 1956; Two b&w photographs of GI and others, n.d.; Newspaper clippings and articles about Yugoslavia, 1979

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1960 1979 Handwritten notes for Diefenbaker chapter 40-13 Chapter 10, Diefenbaker on cards; Invitations to an exhibition and to years the opera; Newspaper and magazine articles

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - [197-?] 1979 “Inside the World of U.S. Nuclear Arms 40-14 Chapter 11, NATO years Development,” by Walter Pincus, Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, 18-23 July 1979; Newspaper and magazine articles

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[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1964 1979 Documents, papers, newspaper and 40-15 Chapter 12, The hot seat magazine articles Includes “The Changing Nature and Role of the United Nations,” by Inie L. Claude, Jr., Based on lectures given in Geneva, 27-29 October 1964

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1972 1979 Documents, papers, telexes, newspaper and 40-16 Chapter 13, The cool magazine articles on the subject of seat disarmament Includes “The Achievements of Arms Control,” by GI, Pugwash Symposium on the Dangers of Nuclear War, 4-7 May 1978; “A Time for Superpowers to Halt the Trend to Nuclear ‘Overkill’,” by GI, International Perspectives , January-February 1972

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - 1979 1979 Article “Lillian Hellman on Reading Her Own 40-17 Chapter 14, Work,” New York Times Book Review, 25 Homecoming March 1979; CMS [Christian Missionary Society] News-letter, April 1979

[Surprise! Surprise! ] - [197-?] 1979 Various typescripts of Chapter 15, including 40-18 Chapter 15, Patterns of last draft edited by Walter L. Gordon; the Future Newspaper, magazine articles and other documents

Surprise! Surprise! - [196-?] [197-?] Edited typescript 40-19 [Chapter IV, Massey Apprenticeship]

Memoirs - Things New [1964] [1964] “Things New and Old,” Table of Contents 41-1 and Old,“ No.2 of 4 and typescript (263 pages) copies”

Memoirs - “Things New [1964] [1964] Chapter IV, The Family goes West 41-2 and Old,” Chapter 4 (different copy than other)

Vignettes / The Human 1989 1989 Vignettes (renamed “The Human Parade”), 41-3 Parade by GI, March-July 1989 [to be read as a follow-on to GI’s memoirs contained in The Making of a Peacemonger ]

Vignettes / The Human 1989 1989 Vignettes – GI's own draft copy 41-4 Parade

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SERIES 8: SPEECHES

Dates of creation: 1934 – 1989

Extent: 150 cm of textual records 3 photographs ; col ; 15 cm and smaller

Scope and content: Series includes speeches from the mid-1960s to the end of his career. They cover a wide range of topics and locations, including remarks to the United Nations, a salute to Churchill, and an introduction of Prime Minister Trudeau at an art exhibition opening. As well, there are speeches or remarks associated with his activities at Trinity College and the University of Toronto. Included are also talks on more personal subjects such as human rights and disarmament, and those given to Upper Canada College and the Canadian Women’s Club in Toronto. In addition to the speeches themselves, there are drafts, notes, correspondence, clippings, and supplementary research material, as well as some book reviews.

Speeches are filed chronologically and are mainly original typescripts with some photocopies often with handwritten annotations. Audio recordings of some speeches can be found in Series 12.

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Thirty Years On 1966 1966 Trinity College, n.d. 42-1

The Task of 1967 1967 Church Center for the United Nations, New 42-2 Peacekeeping – A York, 10 January 1967 Canadian View

Untitled Speech 1967 1967 United Nations Model General Assembly, 42-3 Toronto, 19 January 1967

Twenty Years On 1967 1967 Address to Canadian Club, Montreal, 30 42-4 January 1967

Perspectives in 1967 1967 Address to Foreign Policy Association, 42-5 Peacekeeping” – An New York, 15 February 1967; Additional Outline notes on this topic dated 31 January 1967

Twenty Years On 1967 1967 Address to Upper Canada College Old 42-6 Boys, 15 February 1967

The Canadian Position 1967 1967 Speech to be given at Dartmouth College, 42-7 in International New Hampshire, 25 February 1967 Diplomacy

Canadian Position in 1967 1967 Address to Calvin Bullock Forum, 30 March 42-8 International Diplomacy 1967

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How Does One Become 1967 1967 Talk to Canadian Women’s Club, Montreal, 42-9 A Successful Foreign 10 April 1967 Service Officer

Untitled Speech 1967 1967 Text of Remarks for the Security Council 42-10 Luncheon, 27 April 1967

The U.N.– A Troubled 1967 1967 Annual General Meeting, Plenary 42-11 Referee Conference, Canadian Manufacturers’ Association, Toronto, 30 May 1967 Includes drafts as well as “Passage to be Inserted in the Speech of the Ambassador,” R.W. MacLaren, 4 May 1967

Commencement 1967 1967 Commencement Exercises at the State 42-12 Exercises – Untitled University College, Potsdam, New York, 4 Speech June 1967

Communications for 1967 1967 Speech for Delivery at Fourth Annual Dinner 42-13 Peace in Honour of Canadian University Service Overseas, Ottawa, 21 June 1967

Untitled Speech 1967 1967 14th Annual Warren R. Austin Institute in 42-14 World Understanding at the University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont, 7 August 1967

Untitled Speech 1967 1967 Banquet de Clôture de "Rendez-Vous 67," 42-15 Société Canadienne de la Croix-Rouge – Université Carleton, Ottawa, 20 August 1967 (Text in French)

A World Order -- Can 1967 1967 Closing Banquet "Rendezvous 67" of 42-16 this be a Reality or Just Canadian Red Cross, Carleton University, a Dream? Ottawa, 20 August 1967

Untitled Speech 1967 1967 Remarks to Rhodes Scholars Sailing 42-17 Dinner, New York, 4 October 1967

Untitled Speech 1967 1967 Talk to League of Women Voters, New York, 42-18 1 November 1967

A Renewal of Faith 1967 1967 Jubilee Banquet by the United Russian- 42-19 Canadian Centennial Committee of Ontario, Royal York Hotel, Toronto, 8 October 1967

A Changing United 1968 1968 Canadian Club of Vancouver, 4 January 42-20 Nations in a Changing 1968 World and Canada's Role in it

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 The Canadian Institute of International 42-21 Affairs, Vancouver, 4 January 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Address to The Miles for Millions Honours 42-22 Banquet, Calgary, 6 January 1968.

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Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Notes for Talk at the Beth Israel Synagogue 42-23 and at St. Andrew's Anglican Church, Calgary, 7 January 1968

Who is your Neighbour? 1968 1968 Notes for English-Speaking Union Talk in 42-24 Louisville, Kentucky, 19 January 1968

Canada and 1968 1968 Lecture to Graduate Students of Columbia 42-25 International Security University School of International Affairs, New York, 23 February 1968

Changing United 1968 1968 Notes for “Conversation,” United Nations 42-26 Nations Association of the USA, [Rights and Responsibilities], 29 February 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Speech to the Iowa Model United Nations, 42-27 Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, 23 Mar 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 The Royal Society of St. George [St. 42-28 George’s Society of New York], 23 April 1968

Toast to England 1968 1968 Toast to England Festival Dinner, Royal 42-29 Society of St. George, [St. George’s Society of New York], 23 April 1968

The Challenge of 1968 1968 Speech to be delivered … to Ontario 42-30 Human Rights Federation of Home and School Associations, Hamilton, 8 May 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Speech to the UN [United Nations] 42-31 Association at Hamilton, 8 May 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Statement at Dinner in Honour of the Head of 43-1 the Armenian Church, Montreal, 1 June 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Speech to the World Federalists of Canada, 43-2 Toronto, 8 June 1968 [See audiotape related to the World Federalists, Halifax, in Box 74]

Some Cold Comfort 1968 1968 Sixth Annual Conference on World Affairs, 43-3 about the Cold War Banff, Alberta, 21 August 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Speech to the Canadian Parliamentarians at 43-4 the Canadian Mission, New York, 17 October 1968

Tribute Speech 1968 1968 Tribute to the Honourable Paul Martin, 43-5 Windsor, 18 October 1968

Bearings 1968 1968 Speech in honour of the 30th Anniversary of 43-6 the Russian Orthodox Seminary of St.

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Vladimir at the New York Hilton Hotel, 17 October 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Remarks to the United Nations Association, 43-7 Montreal, 26 October 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Talk to National Defence College, New 43-8 York, 28 October 1968

Human Rights 1968 1968 Speech to B'nai Brith International Council 43-9 Meeting, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, 25 November 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Remarks to McGill Christmas Cocktail 43-10 Party, 5 December 1968

Untitled Speech 1968 1968 Salute to Sir Winston Churchill, New York, 9 43-11 December 1968 [Message from the Prime Minister delivered at the dinner “Salute to Sir Winston Churchill” held at the Waldorf- Astoria, New York … on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights]

The United Nations and 1968 1968 Remarks to UN, We Believe, New York, 12 43-12 the Human Predicament December 1968

Who is your Neighbour? 1969 1969 American Marketing Association, Toronto, 43-13 / The Challenge of 16 January 1969 Change

United Nations: The 1969 1969 Trent University and Local United Nations 43-14 School of Mankind Association, Peterborough, 17 January 1969

Peaceful Change 1969 1969 Ontario Chapter of the Canadian Bar 43-15 Through the United Association, Windsor, 8 February 1969 Nations

United Nations and the 1969 1969 Canadian Club, Montreal, 10 February 1969 43-16 Human Predicament

United Nations, Canada 1969 1969 Toronto Zionist Council, 12 February 1969 43-17 and the Middle East

Communications and 1969 1969 World University Service of Canada 43-18 Impact of News Media Symposium, Toronto, 18-31 May 1969 on the United Nations

Convocation Address 1969 1969 Convocation Address, Brock University, St. 43-19 Catharines, 27 May 1969

Parliamentary 1969 1969 50th Anniversary Debate, Hart House 43-20 Democracy has Outlived Debates, 12 November 1969 its Usefulness

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Canada's Stake in Arms 1969 1969 Empire Club, Toronto, 13 Nov 1969 43-21 Control and Disarmament

Convocation Address 1969 1969 Address to Convocation, University of 43-22 Toronto, 14 November 1969

Untitled Speech 1969 1969 Speech to Standing Committee on External 43-23 Affairs and National Defence, [Ottawa?], 18 December 1969

Untitled Speech 1970 1970 Remarks to the Austrian Society for 43-24 International Affairs, Vienna, 30 January 1970

Untitled Speech 1970 1970 Remarks to Foreign Policy Society of 43-25 [Remarks about Arms Denmark, Copenhagen, 5 February 1970 Control, Disarmament and Détente]

Current Opportunities for 1970 1970 Address to Convocation, University of 43-26 Arms Control and Guelph, 28 May 1970 Disarmament

Some Thoughts on the 1970 1970 Address to Convocation, Lakehead 43-27 Adaptation of Canada's University, 30 May 1970 Diplomatic Role

Untitled Speech 1970 1970 Remarks to the Imperial Defence College, 43-28 Geneva, 13 July 1970

The Challenge of Choice 1971 1971 Address to The American College of 43-29 Switzerland, Leysin, Switzerland, 5 June 1971 Includes Invitation brochure, Spring Convocation and Graduation Ceremony, 5 June 1971, showing Address given by GI

Canada Day at Telecom 1971 1971 Address at The Palais des Expositions, 43-30 ‘71 Geneva, 18 June 1971 [in French and English]

Untitled Speech 1972 1972 Talking Points for Quaker Seminar, Geneva, 43-31 14 July 1972

Notes [197-?] [197-?] a) Notes for Statement to Standing 43-32 Committee on External Affairs and National Defence. Speech, n.d.; and b) Eighteen- Nation Disarmament Committee (ENDC), n.d.

Notes [197-?] 197-?] Questions and Answers on NATO, n.d. 43-33

The United Nations at [1966?] [1967?] Speech, n.d. 43-34 the Age of 21 is Still Playing with Blocks but

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has Succeeded in its Main Purpose

Canadian Mission to the 1967 1967 Text of Statement made by GI in Working 43-35 United Nations Group B of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations, 4 April 1967

Canada and the USA – 1967 1967 Advance text: SSEAS [South and Southeast 43-36 Partners in a World of Asia?] Speech to Canadian American Change Relations seminar, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 2 November 1967

Index of Speeches 1967 1972 Index of speeches given by GI 43-37

Speech Material 1966 1972 Papers, newspaper articles, notes 43-38

International Co- [1968?] [1971?] Ontario Association of Housing Authorities, 43-39 operation for the Control Kingston, 20 Oct 196-? [Speech, not given, of Technology probably between 1968 and 1971]

Peacekeeping in [196-?] 197-?] Speech, n.d. 43-40 Perspective (of Cold- War and Charter of UN)

The Challenge of 1968 197-?] Address to the 27th Summer School of the 43-41 Human Rights / Untitled Montreal and Ottawa Conference of the introductory Remarks United Church Women, n.d. [Introductory remarks only, in English and French] Includes “The Challenge of Human Rights,” Opening address at convention, Macdonald College, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, P.Q., 19 August 1968

Speech Material 1957 1968 Speeches by Paul Martin and L.B. Pearson; 43-42 Functions of the Canadian Permanent Mission to the UN, newspaper articles

The Imperative of 1972 1972 Speech to World Council of Churches, 44-1 Stopping the Nuclear Meeting at Utrecht, 7 August 1972 Arms Race

Remarks [196-?] 197-?] A Layman's View of the Role of the Church 44-2 in Regard to the Dilemma of Modern Technological Society. n.d.

From Cold War to Cold [196-?] 197-?] Undated review [See also 44-19] 44-3 Peace

Transition from Cold [196-?] [197-?] Undated review [See also 44 -19] 44-4 War to Cold Peace and its Implications for Canada

Secrecy and Democratic [196-?] [197-?] Chapter IV, by GI, undated 44-5 Participation in the [Photocopied typescript of this chapter for Formulation and unknown publication - See 44-22 below]

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Conduct of Canadian Foreign Policy

Untitled Speech [as 1972 1972 Notes, Joint College Meeting, Trinity 44-6 Provost of Trinity College, 12 October 1972 [Informal remarks College] before GI’s initiation as Provost at installation on 18 October 1972.]

Installation Address [as 1972 1972 Draft of Address by GI at the Ceremony of 44-7 Provost of Trinity Installation as Provost of Trinity College of College] the University of Toronto, 18 October 1972

Remarks 1972 1972 Community weekend, Trinity College, 44-8 Peterborough, 4 November 1972 [To bring non-residents closer to residents at Trinity College]

Correspondence 1972 1972 Correspondence concerning visit to 44-9 Peterborough for the weekend at which GI will be addressing the Annual Trinity Club Dinner, 4 November 1972 Includes Trinity, Vol.10:1, Annual Report Issue, 1972 in which GI’s Installation Address appears, pp.3-5

Religion and the 1972 1972 Address, including drafts, to the Campus 44-10 Dilemma of Modern Ministries Foundation, Toronto, 23 October Technological Society 1972

Speech Notes 1972 1972 The Corporate Communion, Trinity College, 44-11 25 October 1972

Realities, Appearances 1972 1972 Speech, Trinity College[?], 4 November 1972 44-12 and Possibilities [before going to Port Hope that afternoon] Discussed in Relation to Some of the More Important Problems in International Affairs

Speech Notes 1972 1972 Notes for Peterborough Trinity Club, 4 44-13 November 1972 (Greenwood Towers, Port Hope) Includes drafts as well as comments from Alexander Dalzell and P.C.B. Richardson on GI’s Peterborough speech

Speech Notes 1972 1972 Notes for Ottawa Trinity Club, 9 November 44-14 1972

Speech Notes 1972 1972 Notes for Niagara Trinity Club, 17 November 44-15 1972

Speech Notes 1972 1972 Notes for Speech to the ‘50’s Year 44-16 Organization, 21 November 1972

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Book Review 1972 1972 Book review of The United Nations: Past, 44-17 Present and Future , edited by James Barros. Review for International Journal by GI, 27 December 1972

Book Review 1971 1971 Book review of August 1914 by Aleksandr 44-18 Isayevich Solzhenitsyn Includes also newspaper articles

Articles and 1972 1973 Article for possible book: “Transition from 44-19 Correspondence Cold War to Cold Peace and its Implications for Canada" Correspondence, 28 December 1972 to 3 January 1973 [See also 44-3 and 44-4]

Speech Notes 1973 1973 Notes for dinner address by the Provost to 44-20 the University Women's Club, Toronto, 17 January 1973

Bigness Does not Mean 1973 1973 Speech to the Rotary Club of Toronto, Royal 44-21 Greatness York Hotel, 2 February 1973

Secrecy and Democratic [197-?] [197-?] Review, Revision 12 February 1973 44-22 Participation in the [See 44-5 above] Formulation and Conduct of Foreign Policy in Canada

Bigness is Not 1973 1973 Speech to the Fellows Dinner, Canterbury 44-23 Necessarily Greatness College, Windsor, 2 March 1973

Untitled Speech 1973 1973 Speech to the Arts and Letters Club, 44-24 Toronto, 13 March 1973

Statement 1973 1973 Provost’s Statement to Corporation Meeting, 44-25 Trinity College, 12 April 1973

Changing Social and 1973 1973 Address to School of Hygiene Anniversary 44-26 Political Scene Symposium, Hart House, “Health and Society - Emerging International and Canadian Trends,” 13 April 1973 [See below]

Changing Social and 1973 1973 [Revised] Address to School of Hygiene 44-27 Political Scene Anniversary Symposium, Hart House, (Revised) “Health and Society - Emerging International and Canadian Trends,” 13 April 1973 [See above]

Toast to Trinity College 1973 1973 Toast to Trinity College for St. Hilda’s 44-28 winning the Marie Parks Trophy, 5 April 1973

Personal Faith in the 1973 1973 Annual Meeting of the Toronto Diocesan 44-29 Technological Age Anglican Church Women, 2 May 1973

Untitled Speech 1973 1973 The Provost's Speeches to Trinity Clubs, 44-30

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London, Saskatoon, Montreal, May 1973

Bigness is Not 1973 1973 Address to the University of Saskatchewan 44-31 Greatness on Occasion of Award of Honorary LL.D, 18 May 1973

The Need to Stop the 1973 1973 Speech to the World Federalists of Canada, 44-32 Nuclear Arms Race Kingston, 9 June 1973 [See audiotape related to the World Federalists, Halifax, in Box 75] Includes Senate Report, Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 13 June 1973, and Final Record of the Six Hundred and Nineteenth Meeting, Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, 7 August 1973

Book Review 1973 1973 Book review of Shirley Hazzard's " Defeat of 44-33 an Ideal: The Self-Destruction of the United Nations ," for The Canadian Forum , August 1973

Comments 1973 1973 Comments to Divinity Alumni, Trinity College, 44-34 4 September 1973

Greetings to 7T7 1973 1973 Remarks at Orientation Week, Trinity 44-35 College, 5 September 1973

Canada at the United 1973 1973 Lecture in the Series “Mind Over Matter” to 44-36 Nations the Victoria Alumni, 9 October 1973

Is There an Ethnic Ethos 1973 1973 Speech and Speech Material for First 44-37 in Canada's Pluralist Conference on Multiculturalism, 15 October Society 1973

Conference on 1973 1977 Correspondence re Conference on 44-38 Multiculturalism Multiculturalism, Ottawa, 4 September 1973 to 29 March 1977

Correspondence 1973 1973 Correspondence about talk at Trent 44-39 University, Peterborough, 17 May to 10 October 1973 [Possible subject: Some Reflections on the Break-up of a Bipolar World]

Some Reflections on the 1973 1973 Text of Speech, Champlain College, 44-40 Break-up of a Bipolar Peterborough, 16 October 1973 World

Untitled Speech 1973 1973 Speech to Upper Canada Prize Day, 26 44-41 October 1973

Untitled Speech [1973?] [1973?] Speech referring to Resolution 242, 22 44-42 November 1967; Includes a note “From the Chancellor” about The Confusion of Tongues by Charles Ferguson

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Debate Question 1973 1973 Hart House Debate on the motion, "Behind 44-43 Every Great Nation There is a Canada," 1 November 1973

Peacekeeping in [197-?] [197-?] Peacekeeping in Perspective (of Cold-War 44-44 Perspective and Charter of UN), undated

Speech Material 1973 1974 Newspaper articles, 1973, 1974 44-45

The Negotiating Process 1973 1973 Seminar at Massey College, 8 November 44-46 in Arms Control and 1973 Disarmament

Book Review 1973 1973 Review for “International Perspectives” of 44-47 Mike, Vol. II (1948-1957) (The memoirs of the Right Honourable Lester B. Pearson), Revised draft, 19 November 1973

Book Review, 1973 1973 Correspondence concerning Review of 44-48 Correspondence Volume II of Mike Pearson’s memoirs in International Perspectives , March-April 1974, 5 to 26 November 1973

Some Reflections on 1974 1974 Speech to the Dickens Fellowship, 9 44-49 Change and Crisis February 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Notes for Chairman’s Remarks to the 24th 44-50 Meeting of the Board of Trustees, National Museums Corporation, 13 February 1974

This Land is Our Land 1974 1974 Speech, Introduction to Seminar ’74 [the 6th 44-51 in the series of annual Trinity seminars], 16 March 1974

Statement 1973 1973 Statement to Committee on University Affairs 44-52 on Financial Support to Church-Related Colleges, 26 November 1973

Introduction, Professor 1974 1974 Speech - Introduction of Professor G. Wilson 44-53 G. Wilson Knight Knight, 26 March 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Speech - Dinner to celebrate GI’s being 44-54 made a Companion of The Order of Canada, 27 March 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Speech at opening of exhibition of drawings 45-1 given to the National Gallery, Ottawa, in memory of Samuel Bronfman, 18 April 1974

Dodo or Phoenix? 1974 1974 Draft of a speech entitled “Dodo or Phoenix? 45-2 Where are the Federated Universities Going?” assessing “the survival of the Federated Universities,” 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Speech [about a new agreement with the 45-3 University] to Trinity Group, London, Ontario,

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25 April 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Remarks at a retirement party in the SCR 45-4 [Senior Common Room], 6 May 1974

Arms Control: The 1974 1974 Speech, 14 May 1974 45-5 Negotiating Method

Convocation Speech [1974?] [1974?] Note in file states: Address delivered at the 45-6 Convocation at Bishop's University was lent to the Provost for other purposes, and never did get back on file.

Change of Life 1974 1974 Speech bringing greetings to St. Clement's 45-7 Church from Trinity College, 15 May 1974, 6:30 pm

Some Reflections on 1974 1974 Provost’s Speech at St Clement's Church, 15 45-8 Growth May 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Presentation to Henry Holden, 1 June 1974 45-9

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Speech to Appleby College, Oakville, Prize 45-10 Day, 15 June 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Speech at testimonial dinner of the Board of 45-11 Trustees, National Museums of Canada, 17 June 1974

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Introduction of Dr. [Donald] Mordell, 45-12 President, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, August 1974

Population, Resources 1974 1974 Introduction of Seminar Theme, Brandon, 45-13 and the Quality of United Nations High School Seminar, 25 Human Life August 1974

Greetings to 7T8 1974 1974 Welcome by the Provost to the Freshmen 45-14 year, 4 September 1974

Tribute to Allan Ashley 1974 1974 Tribute to [Professor] Allan Ashley, 23 45-15 September 1974

Interview 1973 1973 Typescript of Interview with George Ignatieff, 45-16 Ontario Historical Studies Series, 25 October 1973

Untitled Speech 1974 1974 Provost’s Speech at St. Thomas' Church, 16 45-17 October 1974

The 20th Century Shall 1974 1974 The Provost’s address at Wilfrid Laurier 45-18 be the Century of University in this year’s Wilfrid Laurier Canada and of Lecture, 1 November 1974 Canadian Development

Foreword to Booklet, 1974 1974 Correspondence and text of Foreword to 45-19

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“The Church and Ethics booklet “The Church and Ethics in Public in Public Life” Life," for Canterbury College, University of Windsor, 12 to 19 November 1974

Science and its Misuse 1974 1974 Article for The Trinity Review, 1974 45-20 in the Arms Race

Speech at Opening of 1974 1974 Speech at opening of the [Claude] 45-21 Exhibition, Art Gallery of Tousignant exhibition, Art Gallery of Ontario Ontario, 29 November 1974

Diplomacy and Public 1974 1974 The Provost’s Address to the Red Cross, 45-22 Participation Toronto, 2 December 1974

Article, “U Thant – As I 1974 1975 Article in International Perspectives , 45-23 Knew Him”; January/February 1975, p.35; Correspondence Correspondence, 20 December 1974 to 31 January 1975

Disarmament and the 1975 1975 Speech at Brockville, 5 January 1975 45-24 Negotiating Process

Correspondence 1975 1975 Correspondence concerning GI’s Brockville 45-25 speech, January 1975

Introduction on Issue of 1975 1975 Introductory remarks at Trinity College 45-26 Non-Proliferation in View Seminar, 7 - 9 February 1975 of Review of NPT [Non- Proliferation Treaty] in 1975

Introductory Remarks at 1975 1975 Introduction of Prime Minister Trudeau at 45-27 National Gallery opening of National Gallery Exhibition, Exhibition "Canadian Painting in the 30s," 30 January 1975

Canada's Role and 1975 1975 Speech to International Law Association, 26 45-28 Responsibilities in February 1975 International Organizations

Untitled Speech 1975 1975 Provost’s Remarks to Joint College Meeting, 45-29 4 March 1975

Untitled Speech 1975 1975 The Provost's Welcome to Seminar '75, 45-30 annual spring seminar on the theme, “Canada in the Year 2,000: Immigration and Population Growth,” 15 March 1975

Untitled Speech 1975 1975 Presentation of picture of Trinity College to 45-31 Rick Always, 21 April 1975

Untitled Speech 1975 1975 The Provost’s Remarks, Senior Common 45-32 Room Party, 21 April 1975

Opening Remarks at Art 1975 1975 Remarks, Opening of Art Exhibit, “Made in 45-33

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Exhibit Canada,” Guelph, 27 April 1975

Dinner in Honour of the 1975 1975 Remarks at dinner in honour of the Myrdals 45-34 Myrdals [Alva Reimer Myrdal], New York City, 3 June 1975; Citation for the Ralph Bunche Institute on the United Nations, Annual Award, Alva Reimer Myrdal, 14 May 1975

Remarks 1975 1975 Remarks by the Provost, Alumni Reunion, 7 45-35 June 1975

Book Review 1975 1975 Correspondence concerning book review 45-36 for Queen’s Quarterly , "Freedom and Change: Essays in Honour of Lester B. Pearson," May, June 1975

Book Review 1975 1975 Book review -- "Freedom and Change: 45-37 Essays in Honour of Lester B. Pearson," May 1975

Opening of “Images: 1975 1975 Opening remarks at exhibition, 23 June 1975 45-38 Stone: B.C.,” Royal Ontario Museum

Opening of “Images: 1975 1975 Address at opening of exhibition, 23 June 45-39 Stone: B.C.,” Royal 1975, 8:30 pm Ontario Museum

Remarks to Graduates 1975 1975 The Provost’s remarks to the Graduates, 45-40 1975

Remarks at Testimonial 1975 1975 National Museums of Canada Corporation, 45-41 Dinner Testimonial Dinner [for retiring members of the Board of Trustees], 25 June 1975

Statement 1975 1975 Introductory Statement to Committee on 45-42 Minorities at International Congress of Historical Sciences, San Francisco, August 1975

Remarks 1975 1975 Provost's Remarks, Opening staff dinner, 9 45-43 September 1975

Remarks 1975 1975 Remarks by the Provost to the Trinity 45-44 College Literary Institute (TCLI) [upon becoming its Honorary President], 23 September 1975

University Priorities in a 1975 1975 York University Convocation, 27 September 45-45 Changing Society 1975

Preservation of the 1975 1975 Introductory remarks at Symposium on 45-46 Canadian Heritage Canadian Heritage, Ottawa, 8 October 1975

Speech, Preservation of 1975 1975 Text of GI’s talk at The Royal Society of 45-47 the Canadian Heritage Canada’s “Symposium on Preserving the

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Canadian Heritage,” Ottawa, 8 October 1975

Untitled Speech 1975 1975 Discussion, Arts and Letters Club, United 45-48 Nations Day, Toronto, 24 October 1975

Campuses and the 1975 1975 Address at the Granite Club, Toronto, 28 45-49 Community November 1975

Introductory Remarks 1975 1975 Introduction to the Rotary Club, 6 November 45-50 1975

The New International 1975 1975 Speech of appreciation by GI for lecture 45-51 Economic Order: delivered by Maurice Strong, 13 November Canada's Responsibility 1975

Introductory Remarks 1975 1975 Introductory speech, War Museum, Ottawa, 45-52 15 November 1975

Correspondence, Text 1975 1975 Correspondence and GI’s contribution to the 45-53 Financial Post ’s feature, "Books I enjoyed most in 1975,” 17 November 1975

Introductory Speech 1975 1975 Introductory speech, Fourth Larkin-Stuart 45-54 Lecture, 20 November 1975 [Part of the series “The Shaping of Righteousness for Freedom: Structures of Justice”]

Human Rights Day, 1975 1975 Radio Broadcast, CBC, 10 December 1975 45-55 1975 [on the United Nations’ adoption of the Declaration of Human Rights, 10 December 1948]

Theological Education 1976 1976 Speech, St. John's Church, West Toronto, 25 45-56 Sunday January 1976; Our special preacher for Theological Education Sunday, 25 January 1976, flyer

Theological Education 1976 1976 Text of speech, St. John's Church, West 45-57 Sunday Toronto, 25 January 1976

Untitled Speech 1976 1976 Address, St. Hilda's College, 26 January 45-58 1976

Introductory Remarks 1976 1976 Introduction of the Honorable Donald 45-59 Macdonald, [Minister of Finance], 4 February 1976

Introductory Remarks 1976 1976 Introduction of Dr. Joseph Luns, Secretary- 45-60 General of NATO, 5 February 1976

Personal Faith in the 1976 1976 Speech, St. Clement's Church Women, 6 45-61 Technological Age February 1976

Book Review, 1975 1976 Correspondence and Review of “Canada and 45-62 Correspondence the Third World: What are the Choices?”

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[Based on papers prepared for the 44th Couchiching Conference of the Canadian Institute on Public Affairs] for the July issue of the Queen’s Quarterly , 17 February 1976

The Changing Role of 1976 1976 Speech, Brock University and Niagara 45-63 the United Nations Branch of CIIA [Canadian Institute of International Affairs], 18 February 1976

The Bomb and the 1976 1976 Address to the Workers' Educational 45-64 Balance of Terror Association, OISE, Toronto, 25 February 1976

Contribution to Book of 1975 1976 Correspondence concerning a proposed 45-65 Essays on Lester B. volume of essays on Lester B. Pearson Pearson, and entitled For the Love of Mike, 14 October Correspondence 1975 to 8 October 1976; Typescript of text, A Pioneer in Détente , 8 March 1976 Correspondence, 14 October 1975 to 8 October 1976

The Challenge of 1976 1976 Panel Discussion, Eglinton Riding, Toronto, 45-66 Keeping Canada United 24 March 1976 [Welcome to Seminar ‘76]

Remarks 1976 1976 Remarks at Convocation Seminar, 27 March 45-67 1976

Cyril and Methodius 1976 1976 Speech to Macedonians, Harbour Castle 45-68 [The Apolstles of the Hotel, 2 May 1976 Slavs]

Book Review 1976 1976 Book review entitled “Solzhenitsyn’s 45-69 Apocalyptic Vision,” of Solzhenitsyn’s latest book, Lenin in Zurich , 20 May 1976, for The Canadian Forum

Remarks 1976 1976 Remarks at CMA [Canadian Museum 46-1 Association] Meeting in Kingston, 25 May 1976

Canada's National 1976 1976 Speech, Museums Meetings, Kingston, 25 - 46-2 Museum Policy 29 May 1976

Selwyn House 1976 1976 Selwyn House Newsletter, Vol.5:4, June 46-3 Newsletter, Contact - ’76 1976, with article about GI’s opening address Issue to CONTACT-’76, Montreal, June 1976

Toast to Jean Boggs 1976 1976 National Museums Corporation, Ottawa, 46-4 Toast to [Dr.] Jean Boggs [of the National Gallery] at a dinner, 15 June 1976

Forty Years On 1976 1976 Speech, Fortieth Anniversary, Trinity 46-5 College, 4 June 1976

Convocation Address 1976 1976 Convocation Address, University of Toronto, 46-6 18 June 1976

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Nuclear Weapons 1976 1976 Address, World Federalists of Canada, at 46-7 Proliferation - A World WFC Conference, Brantford, 27 August 1976 Issue Also includes correspondence 25 May to 16 August 1976; World [Canadian] Federalist Newsletter, Summer 1976 with article on GI

Speech Material 1976 1976 Pugwash Newsletter, Vol.13:4, April 1976, 46-8 and newspaper clippings

Article - The UN Security 1976 1976 Article for International Perspectives , 46-9 Council: Sitting on the September/October 1976; Correspondence, Hot Seat August, September 1976

Remarks 1976 1976 Welcome to the Class of 8T0, Trinity College. 46-10 8 September 1976

Notes 1976 1976 Notes for the Lit. Debate, 30 September 46-11 1976

Opening Remarks at 1976 1976 Speech to open the Niagara Forum to End 46-12 Conference the Arms Race, Brock University, 17-19 September 1976

Speech Material and 1976 1976 Correspondence concerning the Niagara 46-13 Correspondence Forum to End the Arms Race conference, Brock University, St. Catharines, 24 June to 23 September 1976; Includes speech material

Communications in the 1976 1976 Draft speech at Harbourfront, 3 December 46-14 United Nations 1976 [Event was cancelled.]

Reasons why National 1976 1976 Speech, 18 October 1976 46-15 Museums Would Welcome ROM as Associate Museum

Notes 1976 1976 Notes for remarks at Government luncheon, 46-16 5 December 1978

Notes 1976 1976 Provost's Committee Dinner, 21 October 46-17 1976

Disarmament and Arms 1976 1976 Seminar at Trinity College, 26 October 1976 46-18 Control [John Holmes Seminar]

The Future of the United 1976 1976 Address, Christ's Church Cathedral, 46-19 Nations Hamilton, 5 November 1976

Introduction of Rector, 1976 1976 Introduction of Lord Trend, Rector, Lincoln 46-20 Lincoln College, Oxford College, Oxford. Oxford dinner, Massey College, 26 November 1976

Remarks 1976 1976 Remarks, National Students’ Day, 9 46-21 November 1976

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Book Review 1976 1976 Correspondence and book review for 46-22 Queen’s Quarterly , "The Organization and Promotion of World Peace: A Study of Universal-Regional Relationships,” 8 to 29 November 1976

Trinity - 125 Years Old 1977 1977 Text of article for the Trinity Review , 31 46-23 January 1977

Remarks 1977 1977 Provost’s Reply to the Toast to the College at 46-24 Episkopon dinner, 8 March 1977

Convocation speech 1977 1977 Sesquicentennial convocation, University of 46-25 Toronto. Presentation of Jules Léger, Governor-General of Canada, for the degree of Doctor of Laws (Honoris Causa ), 15 March 1977 [Text in English and French]

Untitled Speech 1977 1977 Notes for Joint College Meeting, 12 April 46-26 1977

Untitled Speech 1977 1977 Annual Senior Common Room Spring Party, 46-27 13 April 1977

Untitled Speech 1977 1977 Strategic Studies. Panel Discussion -- The 46-28 Overview, Points for Dr. George Ignatieff, 23 April 1977

Security Council 1977 1977 Notes for a Panel Discussion, Annual 46-29 Perspectives on the Meeting of “The Canadian Professors for Middle East, Speech Peace in the Middle East (CPPME),” and Correspondence Conference, Ottawa, 8 May 1977 Correspondence, 22 February to 17 August 1977

Text for “O Canada” [1977?] [1977?] Draft text for "O Canada" for recording for 46-30 CFRB, 26 May [1977?]

The Provost’s 1977 1977 Speech to the Kiwanis Club, 1 June 1977 46-31 Extracurricular Activities and to Members of Convocation, Trinity College, 8 June 1977 (4 versions)

Untitled Remarks [1977?] [1977?] Remarks at Citizenship Committee Awards 46-32 at City Hall, 16 June [1977?]

Untitled Remarks 1977 1977 Welcome to students of Trinity, 7 September 46-33 1977

Untitled Remarks 1977 1977 Remarks by the Provost, Opening Staff 46-34 Dinner, 9 September 1977

Communities and 1977 1977 Statement by Chairman of Session on 46-35 Identity in Canada “Communities and Identity in Canada” (Conference at University of Toronto, 14-15

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October 1977 on “Canada: Focus on the Future," 14 October 1977 [Text in English and French]

Untitled Speech and 1977 1977 Address to the All-American Council of the 46-36 Correspondence Orthodox Church in America, 24-25 October 1977; Correspondence, 6 August 1977 to 3 May 1978; Includes signed letter from Pierre Elliott Trudeau and letter in Russian from Alex

Potential Role of the 1977 1977 Statement on the Potential Role of the 46-37 President of the Security President of the Security Council, 28 Council October 1977

Some Reflections on the 1977 1977 Lecture, Mount Allison University, 31 October 46-38 Problems of Canadian 1977 Unity

The Issue of Security 1977 1977 Speech, 4 November 1977 46-39

Announcement 1978 1978 Announcement of the Appointment of Dr. 46-40 Elizabeth Rowlinson, 16 January 1978 [Appointment of Dr. Rowlinson as the Dean of Women and Dean of Residence, St. Hilda’s College as of 1 July 1978]

Notes 1978 1978 Suggestion for an Arms Control and Arms 46-41 Development Agency, 23 January 1978

Untitled Speech 1978 1978 Remarks on the Centenary of the Signing of 46-42 the Treaty of San Stefano [3 March 1878], 20 February 1978

Draft Notes 1978 1978 Multilateral Mediation and Negotiation 46-43 Procedures: The Mechanisms, including handwritten edits, 23 February 1978

Presentation Speech 1978 1978 Presentation of William Epstein for World 46-44 Federalists’ Peace Hero Award, 29 April 1978

The Achievements of 1978 1978 Speech [dated 13 February 1978] for 46-45 Arms Control Pugwash Symposium on the Dangers of Nuclear War, Trinity College, 4 to 7 May 1978

Danger of Nuclear War [1978] [1978] Speech (incomplete) - Toronto Pugwash 46-46 by the Year 2000: A Symposium, [4 to 7 May 1978] Summary of the Situation

History and Government 1978 1978 Lecture, Conference on the Organization and 46-47 of Canada Delivery of Health Services in Canada, 15 May 1978

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Untitled Speech 1978 1978 Address to Strachan Committee, 17 May 46-48 1978

Environment and 1978 1978 Speech, 24 May 1978 46-49 Canadian Unity

Untitled Speech 1978 1978 Provost's Address to Reunion Gathering, 3 46-50 June 1978

Untitled Speech 1978 1978 Remarks on behalf of the congregation of 46-51 Christ the Saviour Cathedral on the blessing of their new Iconastas [Russian icon], 11 June 1978

Review 1978 1978 Review: The Making of the North Atlantic 46-52 Treat – A Sequel, July 1978 [Reference to Escott Reid’s book Time of Fear and Hope: The Making of the North Atlantic Treaty 1947-49 ]

Untitled Speech 1978 1978 Address by Dr. GI upon receiving the Man of 46-53 the Year Peace Award at Lester B. Pearson Peace Park, 15 July 1978

Notes 1978 1978 Notes for CFRB interview – "Implications of 46-54 treason conviction of Anatoly Shcharansky, Alexander Ginsburg and Victorus Petkus," 18 July 1978

Remarks 1978 1978 Remarks, Orientation Dinner, 6 September 46-55 1978

Book Review [1978] [1978] Book review: Conflict Among Nations: 46-56 Bargaining, Decision Making and System Structure in International Crises , by Glenn H. Snyder and Paul Diesing, n.d.

Address and Brief 1978 1978 Address to the Ontario Council on 46-57 Multiculturalism, 13 October 1978; Brief to The Joint Senate / Commons Committee Studying the Constitution, Submitted by The Ontario Advisory Council on Multiculturalism, October 1978

Seminar 1978 1978 Seminar at Mount Allison University, "The 46-58 United Nations and International Diplomacy: A Changing Perspective," 19 October 1978

Convocation Address 1978 1978 Convocation Address, Mount Allison 46-59 University, 20 October 1978

Speech, Part I: 1978 1978 "Man Alive" Appearance, "Christmas in a 46-60 Christmas in a Communist Country," 23 October 1978 Communist Country

Speech, Part II: My “Man Alive” Appearance, "My Understanding 46-61

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Understanding of ‘The of ‘The Peace of God Which Passeth All Peace of God Which Understanding’," 23 October 1978 Passeth All Understanding’

Untitled Speech 1978 1978 Address to the Annual Dinner of the Royal 46-62 Canadian Academy of Arts, 18 November 1978

Remarks 1978 1978 Provost's Farewell Remarks, [Retirement 46-63 from] Trinity College, December 1978

Remarks 1979 1979 Remarks at Official Opening of George 46-64 Ignatieff Theatre, 8 November 1979

Russia and the War 1941 [1944] Speech, 1941 47-1 Includes a speech by GI entitled “Russia and the War” given at a meeting at Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 31 July 1941 [Ends in the middle of a sentence at the bottom of p.14]

Speeches 1966 1974 Speeches, 1966-74 47-2

Includes "Thirty Years On" [for the Episkopon dinner?]; Speech to United Nations Model General Assembly, 1967; Text of address by GI at the ceremony of installation as Provost of Trinity College, University of Toronto, 1972; "Bigness is Not Greatness," 1973; "Some Reflections on Changing from a Diplomatic to a Campus Career," 1973; "Change of Life" [University Club], 1973; "Some Reflections on Growth," 1974; "Some Reflections on the Break-up of the Bi-polar World,"1973; "The Twentieth Century Shall be the Century of Canada and of Canadian Development," 1974; "Diplomacy and Public Participation," 1974

Speeches 1975 1975 Speeches, 1975 47-3

Includes "Disarmament and the Negotiating Process"; Address for opening of "Images: Stone: B.C. at ROM"; Draft of "Introductory Statement to Committee on Minorities at International Congress of Historical Sciences, San Francisco"; Draft, "International Symposium on Multinational Control of the Nuclear Reactor Fuel Cycle"; "Remarks to the Trinity College Literary Institute" [TCLI]; "University Priorities in a Changing Society"; Seminar: "The UN"

Speeches 1976 1977 Speeches, 1976-1977 47-4

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Nations"; "Personal Faith in the Technological Age"; A program for "Contact '76"; "Presentation of His Excellency, Jules Léger, Governor-General of Canada, for the Degree of Doctor of Laws (Honoris Causa )"

Speeches 1978 1979 Speeches, 1978-79 47-5

Includes "Notes on Norman Robertson"; "Remarks on the Centenary of the Signing of the Treaty of San Stefano" (Ontario Science Centre); "Canada's Domestic Diplomacy (Intergovernmental Relations in Canada, Externally Viewed)," Nowlan Memorial Lectures 1979 (to be delivered in two parts), First Draft, March 1979; "NATO Thirty Years On -- And What About Canada's Role?," Draft, marked Confidential See audiotape related to the Nowlan Lectures in Box 74

Installation Speech 1980 1980 Installation Address of Dr. GI as Chancellor 47-6 of the University of Toronto, 26 November 1980

Speeches 1981 1981 Speeches, 1981 47-7

Includes "The Plight of Proximity"; Address to Montreal Branch of U of T’s Alumni Association; "Remarks at Banquet of Special Serbian Conference"; Alumni- Spring Reunion; "Perils of Proximity"; "Speech to Canadian Club"; Correspondence addressed to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Mr. A. R. Menzies and related news clipping; "A Chancellor's Perspective on the University of Toronto"; "Canada's Stake in the Arms Race" and related news clipping]; "Canadian Perspective on North-South Dialogue"; "Remarks Introducing Lt. Gen. E.L.M. Burns for the Pearson Medal"; "Speech for Disarmament Week"; "Remarks to the Hart House Committee"; Correspondence with Frank Sommers regarding "Canada's Involvement in the Nuclear Arms Race" and "Nuclear Diplomacy", related news clipping and a paper for the 31st Pugwash Conference entitled "Negotiating Arms Limitation and Disarmament"; "An Appeal to the President of the United States of America, Ronald Reagan, and to the Chairman of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet, Leonid Brezhnev"; "Speech to U of T Alumni, Washington, DC"

Speeches 1982 1982 Speeches, January-February 1982 47-8

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Includes "Remarks to the Chaplains" (Hart House); "Canada's Stake in the Arms Race" (4 copies) and correspondence with and material from the Royal Canadian Institute; "North-South Dialogue: The Role of Canada"; "Background to North-South Dialogue and Canadian Involvement"; "Opening Statement to the Standing Committee on External Affairs and National Defence in Hearings Prepa[ra]tory to UNSSOD2"; "Introductory Statement to Standing Committee" (External Affairs and National Defence)

Speeches 1982 1982 Speeches, March-May 1982 47-9

Includes "To Do Good and Communicate Forget Not"; "Mount Allison University"; "East-West Relations and their Consequences for Canadians"; "Speech to Rotarians at Tavistock: Canada's Stake in East-West Relations"; "The Threat of the Nuclear Arms Race"; "Speech to English Speaking Union: The Threat of the Nuclear Arms Race"; "A Program for Survival: The North-South Dialogue in the North- American Context"; “Canadian Perspective on North-South-Dialogue’; Evensong, St. Thomas's Church"; Notes for Presentation to Strategic Planning Group, Ministry of Colleges and Universities"; "Comments to New York Alumni"

Speeches 1982 1982 Speeches, October 1982 47-10

Includes multiple copies of "Christ Church Cathedral: Anniversary Celebration" as well as correspondence re GI’s 150th anniversary address, program “Christ Church Cathedral 1832-1982” and news clipping; "What's wrong with the UN and what can Members of the United Nations' Association in Canada do about it?"; "Nuclear Energy and the Peace Process"; "Speech at City Hall United Nations Day Eve"; "Address on United Nations to Bahai Community of Toronto"; "Remarks to UNAC, Montreal"; "Introduction of Dr. Kurt Waldheim"

Speeches 1982 1982 Speeches, November-December 1982 47-11

Includes "Preliminary comments by GI on the draft paper: 'Security and Arms Limitation Policies' for the Trilateral Countries in the 1980's"; "A Christian Perspective on Nuclear War" and "The Challenge of Peace: God's Promise and

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Our Response" in "Origins" 28 October 1982; "Address on Remembrance Day"; Remembrance Day Messages from Chancellor Ignatieff; "The Orthodox Witness on the Campus of the University of Toronto"; "Security and Arms -- Limitation Policies for the Trilateral Countries in the 1980's"; "Toast to Woodsworth College Graduating Year"; "Toast to Gordon Skilling"

Speeches 1983 1983 Speeches, January-February 1983 47-12

Includes "Concert -- Trinity College Chapel"; “Canada’s Stake in Arms Control and Disarmament”; "Message at the Installation of Chancellor Seaborn"; "The Canadian View of Arms Control and Disarmament"; "Symposium on the University in Crisis: Alternative Funding Sources"; "University Women's Club of North York"; "Peace- Keeping"; "The Canadian View of Arms Control and Disarmament"; "Awareness Week '83"; "Nuclear Escalation and the Cruise Missile Issue"; "Distant Drummer Epilogue"; "The Cuban Missile Crisis 1962"

Speeches 1983 1983 Speeches, March 1983 47-13

Includes "The Role of the Secretary General Past-Now and in the Future"; "Canada and the Cruise Missile"; Suggestions for a speech by Walter Gordon; “Arms Control and Disarmament Panel”; "National Defence College"; "Nuclear Escalation and the Testing of the Cruise Missile"; "The Quest for Enhanced or Credible Deterrence as Against Minimal Deterrence"; "Ethics and the Law"; "Canada's Cultural Image from Abroad"; Draft "Statement Initiating 'Hearings' on 'Ethical Reflections on the Economic Crisis'"; LCC [Lower Canada College] Old Boys Dinner

Speeches 1983 1983 Speeches, May 1983 48-1

Includes "The Cruise Missile Test and the Great Debate on Nuclear Weapons"; "Citation of John Holmes for Fellowship at Trinity College"; "The United Nations and its Relevance to International Security with the Advent of Nuclear Weapons Systems"; "Criticisms of Canadian Testing of Cruise Missiles"; "Comments to Soviet Youth"; “Orthodox Witness in the Ecumenical Dialogue on Toronto"; "The Cruise Missile and Nuclear Escalation"; "Welcome to Planetary Conference in Convocation Hall

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Speeches 1983 1983 Speeches, July 1983 48-2

Includes "Round Table in Moscow Under the Auspices of the Institute of the USA and Canada of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR"; "Benefit of Hindsight"; "Thinking About the Bomb"

Speeches 1983 1983 Speeches, October 1983 48-3

Includes "Introduction to Burlington and Hamilton Speeches"; "Introduction to Speech to United Services Institute -- Halifax"; "Desirability of Delaying the Deployment of Cruise and Pershing Missiles"; "Only Candour Can Honour the Dead or With Benefit of Hindsight"; "International Conference for Peace and Security in a Nuclear Age" (Introduction of Keynote Address by Right Honourable Pierre Elliott Trudeau); "Press Release" [Pugwash Statement]; "The Gairdner Foundation Awards"; "Benefit of Hindsight: Main Points about Canadian Defence"

Speeches 1983 1983 Speeches, November 1983 48-4

Includes "Remarks to St. John's Alumni"; "Argument for a Pause and Freeze of Deployment of Pershing and Cruise Missiles"; "Only Candour Can Honour the Dead"; "Why There Should be a Delay in the Deployment of the Pershing and Cruise Missiles in Europe"; "Religion and the Church in Russia" [Hart House]; "Coexistence and Revival: Church and State in the Soviet Union"; "Christianity and the World Religions"; "Geneva Stalemate and Trudeau Mission"; "Speech to CIIA [Canadian Institute of International Affairs]"

Speeches 1983 1983 Speeches, December 1983 48-5

Hearing Panel on “Ethical Reflections on the Economic Crisis,” Final Report, 8 December 1983

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, January 1984 48-6

Includes "Where Do We Go From Here?"; "With the Benefit of Hindsight: A Canadian View of Defence, Disarmament and Diplomacy"; "Remarks on Peace"; "The Trudeau Peace Initiative and Trying to Overcome the Mind-lag"; "Remarks on Peace, Nuclear Proliferation and East-West Tensions"; "With Benefit of Hindsight"; "Conflict Resolution: East-West

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Relationship"

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, February 1984 48-7

Includes "Introduction: Arts For Peace National Conference" and "Arts for Peace National Conference"; "East-West Relations and Disarmament"; "Human Rights: Multilateral and Bilateral Means of Implementation"; "Librarians for Peace"; "The Unemployment Hearings"; "Social Workers for Peace"

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, March 1984 48-8

Includes "Peace Initiatives: A Canadian Responsibility"; "Canadian Peace Initiatives: Past, Present and Future"; "Presentation on Behalf of the Ad Hoc Committee for the Third Track Canadian Peace Initiative"; "Introduction to Mr. Gerard Pelletier"; "East- West Relations: Stalemate Over Parity"; "Reply to the Toast to the University"; "Abstract of Remarks: Dr. George Ignatieff"; "The Dangers of the Nuclear Weapons World"; "With the Benefit of Hindsight"

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, April 1984 48-9

Includes "Meeting at the Sheraton Centre"; "Musical Choices [for CFRB Radio]"; " Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age"; "Tribute to Bill Rogers"; "Tribute to Isobel Marie Salter"; "Tribute to Isobel Louise Salter"; "Release of 'Cultures and Writers'"

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, May 1984 48-10

Includes "Trinity College Convocation"; "Introduction, and ‘Campus Ministry’”; "Introduction, and ‘What About the Russians’?"; "Introduction and ‘Some Personal Impressions About Diplomacy’”; "Canada's Past, Present and Future: Where are we Going in Foreign Policy?"; "Welcome and Introduction: Canadian-Soviet Roundtable"; "Brief on Bill C-32"

Speeches 1984 1984 Speech, June 1984 48-11

Includes "Benefit of Hindsight"; "Canada's Quest for Security and 'What About the Russians’?”; "Bissell Building Opening"; two versions "Security in the Nuclear Age"; "Canadian Security in the Nuclear Age"; "Armaments and Military Expenditures and Health" [Cancelled]

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, September-October 1984 48-12

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Includes "Closing Remarks: Sharon Temple and the Children of Peace Conference"; "Installation of Arthur Kruger, Principal, Woodsworth College"; "Inaugural Lecture: University College Peace Studies Program"; "Memorandum to the Secretary of State for External Affairs on Objectives in Canadian Policy in the Field of Arms Control and Disarmament", correspondence with Joe Clark; Unrevised first draft and final version of "Arms Control and Security: A Canadian Perspective" and an "Introduction" [in French]; "The Orthodox Presence and Witness on the University of Toronto Campus"; "Introduction: International Youth Year Day" and ""Youth's Stake in the United Nations"; "Introduction -- Mr. Geoffrey Pearson"; "Remarks by George Ignatieff on Receiving the Pearson Medal from the Governor General" and "Statement on the Pearson Medal" [in French]; "Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences XII World Congress" and "Commemeration of Canadian Doctors in Serbia"

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, November 1984 48-13

Includes "Introduction: Open vs. Quiet Diplomacy" and "Public Diplomacy"; "Installation of President McConica, St. Michael's College"; "Draft I: King's Lecture 1984"; "'Everything's Got a Moral, If Only You Can Find it' Said the Duchess," King’s Lecture

Speeches 1984 1984 Speeches, December 1984 48-14

Includes "Students' Administrative Council"; "Current Peace Initiatives: A Canadian Perspective" [for SAC]; "Arms Control and Security"

Speeches 1985 1985 Speeches, January 1985 48-15

Includes "Arms Race or Arms Restraint?"; "Canada-USA Relations"; Untitled speech re The Making of a Peacemonger ; "The Changing Role of the Lieutenants Governor of Ontario as perceived by George Ignatieff"; "Three Reasons Why the Peace Symposium is Particularly Timely"

Speeches 1985 1985 Speech, February 1985 48-16

Includes "Some Canadian Perspectives on Peace and Defence"; "The Right to Life and the Threat of Nuclear Destruction"; "Introduction to the Debate: U of T Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament";

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French and English versions "Peace Initiatives from a Canadian Perspective"

Speeches 1985 1985 Speeches, March 1985 48-17

Includes "Canada's Role in Regional Conflict"; "Reply to the Toast to the University"; "Rhetoric and Diplomacy"; "Energy Probe"

Speeches 1985 1985 Speeches, April 1985 48-18

Includes "Talk on 'The Needs of Strangers' by Michael Ignatieff"; "Physicians for Social Responsibility Conference"; "Walk for Peace Address"; "Proliferation Reform Project 'Canada and Non-Proliferation'"; "Star Wars"; "The Role of the Universities in Peace"

Speeches 1985 1985 Speeches, May 1985 48-19

Includes "Conference on European Security Requirements and MBFR [Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions]Talks"; Memoirs: "The Making of a Peacemonger"; "The Making of a Peacemonger: Its Origin and Theme"; "Stewart Awards for Teacher Excellence"; "Canada-US Defence Arrangements"; "Fortieth Anniversary of WWII"; "Confrontation or Cooperation in an Interdependent World"

Speeches 1985 1985 Speeches, June 1985 48-20

Includes "Confrontation or Cooperation in an Interdependent World"; "SDI: Star Wars and the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space"; "Star Wars Plan and Canada"; "Peace, Education and this Generation"; Remarks to thank the Koffler Family for the gift of the Koffler Centre to the University of Toronto; "Massey College Senior Common Room"; "We Stand on Guard For Thee"

Speeches [197-?] [1988?] Speeches, undated 49-1

Includes “Orthodox All-American Council”; “The Twentieth Century shall be the Century of Canada and of Canadian Development”; “The Human Dimension in Foreign Policy”; NATO; “Updating Canada’s Security”; “The Cuban Missile Crisis 1962”; “Functional Approach to International Organization”; “NATO, Nuclear Weapons and Canada’s Interests”; “Perils of Proximity”; Untitled speech; “Arts for Peace: Euromissiles: What now?”; “We Stand on Guard for Thee”; and many others

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Speech Material [197-?] [198-?] Speech material, undated 49-2

Includes “A Way Out of NATO’s Impasse?”; “Nuclear Diplomacy”; “Dangers of the Nuclear Weapons World”; “Updating Canadian Security”; Newspaper clippings

Strategy of Survival [198-?] [1986?] Speech [1986?] 49-3

“Strategy of Survival,” Undated draft

Statement on Defence, [1984?] [1984?] Speech, undated 49-4

Diplomacy and “Statement on Defence, Diplomacy and Disarmament Disarmament”

Canadian Diplomacy [198-?] [198-?] Speech, Lawyers for Social Responsibility, 49-5 and Diplomats undated

Speeches [198-?] [198-?] Speeches, Science for Peace, drafts, 49-6 undated

Strategy of Survival [198-?] [1986?] Speech [1986?] 49-7

“Strategy of Survival,” Undated draft

Canada’s Stake in the [198-?] [198-?] Speeches to the Canadian Women’s Club, 49-8 Arms Race 7 October [198_?]: “Canada's Stake in the Arms Race” and “The Human Dimension in Foreign Policy”

Untitled Speech [1986?] [1986?] United Nations Simulation Inauguration, [18 49-9 February 1986?]

Background to North- 1982 1982 Draft speeches: “Background to North- 49-10 South Dialogue and South Dialogue and Canadian Involvement” Canadian Involvement and “Overall Solutions of North-South Dialogue Pose Growing Difficulties,” 19 February 1982

With the Benefit of 1984 1984 Speech to the Canadian Club, 9 January 49-11 Hindsight: A Canadian 1984 View of Defence, Disarmament and Diplomacy

Canada's Quest for 1984 1984 Speech, Vancouver, June 1984 49-12 Security and "What about the Russians?”

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Speech, Stewart Awards for Teacher 49-13 Excellence, 7 May 1985

Confrontation or 1985 1985 Speech, United Nations Association, Ottawa, 49-14 Cooperation in an 30 May 1985 Interdependent World

Peace, Education and 1985 1985 Speech, Metro College's Faculty Conference, 49-15

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This Generation 5 June 1985

The United Nations: The 1985 1985 Correspondence, 25 August to 30 49-16 Years Ahead September 1985, concerning speech at dinner, United Nations Association [UNA] in Canada - Quebec City branch on 16 October 1985

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Speech to the Syndenham Club, Dinner, The 49-17 Granite Club, 3 October 1985

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Speech to the UNA, Quebec Branch, Quebec 49-18 City, 16 October 1985 [In French]

Canada's Role in World 1985 1985 Address to Ryerson Community, Sponsored 49-19 Peace by Ryerson Department of Sociology, 23 October 1985

The Role of Non-Nuclear 1986 1986 Speech, 36th Pugwash Conference on 49-20 Weapon States in Efforts Science and World Affairs, 1-6 September to Reduce the Nuclear 1986 Danger Within Alliances

The United Nations: Is it 1986 1986 Speech, Upper Canada College World 49-21 Worth the Effort? Affairs Conference, 18 February 1986

Strategy of Survival / 1986 1986 Strategy of Survival, Liberal Seminar, 12 49-22 Peacemongering and March 1986, and Peacemongering and the the Politics of Survival Politics of Survival, 6 March 1986

Reasons for 1986 1986 Speech, 25 March 1986 49-23 Transforming NORAD into NATO Command In the Five Years Before the New Renewal Comes Due

Strategic Defences: 1985 1985 Statement of the Pugwash Executive 49-24 Technological Aspects: Committee, 9 December 1985 Political and Military Implications

The Making of a 1986 1986 Preface, The Making of a Peacemonger, 2 49-25 Peacemonger, Preface April 1986

Tribute 1986 1986 Tribute to Dr. J. Allan Walters, St. James 49-26 Cathedral, 13 April 1986

A Peacemonger's 1986 1986 Meditation on the theme of peace, St. Mary’s 49-27 Priorities Church, Richmond Hill, 20 April 1986 [See 51-7 below]

A Strategy for Survival: 1986 1986 Speech, International Conference on Peace 49-28 Illusions and Realities in and Security, Queen Elizabeth Hotel, the Nuclear Age Montreal, 23 April 1986

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Untitled Speech 1986 1986 Save the Children Fund, Breakfast Address, 49-29 26 April 1986

Canada and the USSR: 1986 1986 Moderator of panel discussion “Canada and 49-30 An Imbalanced the USSR: An Imbalanced Relationship,” Relationship CIIA Foreign Policy Conference, Ottawa, 3 May 1986

A Strategy for Survival: 1986 1986 Speech to Ulyssean Society, 4 May 1986; “A 49-31 Illusions and Realities in Strategy for Survival: Illusions and Realities the Nuclear Age in the Nuclear Age,” International Conference on Peace and Security, Montreal, 23 April 1986

Speeches 1986 1986 Speeches, May-June 1986 49-32

Includes Speech for Trinity Convocation; “Nuclear Arms: Threat to the World”; Comments on Political and Diplomatic Implications of Nuclear Winter; “What is a Peacemonger?”; President-Elect's Statement, Science for Peace; Greetings to Victoria College, Convocation; Greetings to Senior Alumni; Remarks to Ukrainian Student's Association; Thanks to Joe Clark, Centre For International Studies; Memorandum to Dr. Anatol Rapoport, Comments on Project 2010; “The United Nations: Is it Worth the Effort?”; Medical Alumni Association Annual Banquet”

A Strategy for Survival, 1986 1986 Correspondence concerning presentation of 49-33 correspondence speech "A Strategy for Survival," Kootenay Centre for a Sustainable Future, June 1986

Remarks 1986 1986 Remarks at Reception for Chancellor, 20 49-34 June 1986

A Strategy for Survival 1986 1986 A Strategy of Survival, Speech to Families 49-35 for Nuclear Disarmament, Quebec, 9 July 1986, and Simon Fraser Summer Institute on Peace and War, 29 July 1986

Correspondence 1986 1986 Letter to Joe Clark, as President of Science 49-36 for Peace, 21 August 1986

Speech Information 1982 1988 Speech Information concerning the 49-37 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution; International Satellite Monitoring Agency; NORAD; United Nations Continuing Conference on World Security; Empire Club of Canada, David Macdonald; Arms Control Chronicle; Statement by S. Kapitza; Article on GI in Toronto Star, 16 November 1982

Speech [197-] [197-] Hart House debate, October 1935: Resolved 50-1 that this House is opposed to Canada’s

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Participation in [the League of Nations] Sanctions against Italy. Photocopy of edited typescript

Untitled Speech 1973 1973 The Provost’s Speeches to Trinity Clubs, 50-2 London, Saskatoon and Montreal, May 1973

Preservation of the 1975 1975 Speech [at symposium, “The Canadian 50-3 Canadian Heritage Heritage,”] Ottawa, 8 October 1975

People of My Country - 1976 1976 Opening address at Contact ’76, Selwyn 50-4 Gens de mon Pays House School, Westmount, 4 May 1976

University of Toronto - 1977 1977 Text of address given at presentation of the 50-5 Presentation of Degree degree of Doctor of Laws ( Honoris Causa ) to to Jules Léger Jules Léger, Governor-General of Canada, Sesquicentennial Convocation, 15 March 1977

Security Council 1977 1977 Notes for a Panel Discussion, Annual 50-6 Perspectives on the Meeting of “The Canadian Professors for Middle East Peace in the Middle East,” Carleton University, Ottawa, 8 May 1977

Notes on Excellence and 1978 1978 Speech, 17 November 1978 50-7 Standards NATO Thirty Years On -- 1979 1979 Address to the Canadian Institute of 50-8 What about a Strategic Studies, 12 October 1979 [Pages Reappraisal of Canada’s are marked “Confidential”] Role?

Canadian Domestic 1979 1979 Nowlan Lectures, Acadia University, 22, 23 50-9 Diplomacy October 1979, Part I: “Canadian Domestic Diplomacy” See audiotape related to the Nowlan Lectures in Box 75

Untitled Speech 1979 1979 United Nations Address, Draft, Ottawa, 24 50-10 October 1979 [as President of the United Nations Association of Canada]

Human Rights in Foreign [1979] [1979] Speech, St. Mike’s, 4 November [1979] 50-11 Policy

The Problem of 1979 1979 P.H.B. Dawson Lecture, “The Place of the 50-12 Perspective in the University in the Modern World,” Lakehead Modern World University, 13 November 1979. Includes some correspondence

Hostage-taking and 1980 1980 Dinner at Seminar on “Crime and the Abuse 50-13 Terrorism of Power,” International Inn, Winnipeg, 21 March 1980

Our Distinctive Canadian 1980 1980 Opening address [mostly in French] at 50-14 Foreign Policy Contact ’80, Third Selwyn House Conference on Canadian Studies, entitled “Our Place in

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Tomorrow’s World / Ou en serons-nous dans le Monde de Demain?,” Selwyn House School, Westmount, 6 May 1980 Includes brochure for Contact ’80, and Selwyn House Newsletter, Vol.5:4, “Contact - ’76 Issue, June 1976, some correspondence

Survival in the Nuclear 1980 1980 Correspondence, and draft agenda for 50-15 Age Montreal Meeting on the theme of “Survival in the Nuclear Age / Survivre dans l’âge nucléaire,” 31 May 1980 GI as Chair of panel discussion “Where do we go in SALT and how can the Canadian Strategy of suffocation be advanced? [Text of discussion not included.]

Untitled Speech 1984 1984 Remarks on Peace, Emmanuel College, 15 50-16 January 1984

Untitled Speech 1984 1984 Address to Librarians for Peace, 23 February 50-17 1984

Peace Initiatives: A 1984 1984 Hamilton and District Committee of 50-18 Canadian Responsibility Christians, Jews and Unitarians for Nuclear Disarmament, Bishop’s University, 25 March 1984. Includes correspondence and agenda

Waging Peace 1984 1984 Abstract of remarks, 9 March 1984 50-19

Nuclear War: On the 1984 1984 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, 50-20 Abyss Sherbrooke, Quebec, 28 March 1984

‘Everything’s got a 1984 1984 King’s Lecture, London, Ontario, 25 50-21 Moral, if Only You can November 1984 [Red hard-cover bound Find It,’ said the edition] Duchess

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Address to Consular Corps Meeting, 50-22 Toronto, 25 September 1985

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Speech for the Opening of the Robert Gill 50-23 Theatre, Koffler Centre, University of Toronto, 8 October 1985

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Speech to the Regional Conference of the 50-24 American Association of University Students, Music Room, Hart House, 11 October 1985

Comments on Nobel 1985 1985 Comments on Nobel Peace Prize, Tom 50-25 Peace Prize Puchniak, Cross-Country Check-up, 13 October 1985

Le Canada et le 1985 1985 Address to Université de Québec students, 50-26 Maintien de la Paix 17 October 1985 [In French]

Untitled Remarks 1985 1985 Opening Remarks at Dinner for the 50-27

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[inaugural] Creighton Memorial Lecture, Hart House Music Room, 21 October 1985

Untitled Remarks 1985 1985 Outline of Possible Course On 50-28 Multiculturalism, 21 October 1985

Introductory Remarks 1985 1985 Introduction of Bill Davis to Lecture on 50-29 National University's Week, 22 October 1985

Canada and Peace- 1985 1985 Statement for Panel Discussion for Toronto 50-30 keeping Friends of the United Nations Network, Toronto City Council Chambers, 24 October 1985

Canada’s Role in World 1985 1985 Address to Ryerson University, sponsored by 50-31 Peace Ryerson Department of Sociology, 23 October 1985

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Remarks to Trinity Alumni, Ottawa, 1 50-32 November 1985

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Speech at Crippled Children’s Banquet, 50-33 Rotary Club of Wallaceburg, 7 November 1985

Toast 1985 1985 Toast to the University, APUS [Association of 50-34 Part-time Undergraduate Students] Dinner, Hart House, 8 November 1985

Untitled Statement 1985 1985 Statement to the Canadian Peace Alliance, 50-35 Dinner at Hart House, 9 November 1985

Strategic Defence 1985 1985 Speech at Trent University [to Student 50-36 Initiative and Banning Pugwash Chapter], 15 November 1985 Weapons in Space Includes some correspondence, newspaper article, and The Loyalist Gazette, Vol.22:2, December 1984

Untitled Remarks 1985 1985 Greetings from University of Toronto to 50-37 Ambassador Stephen Lewis, 18 November 1985

Untitled Speech 1985 1985 Address at Roerich School of Information 50-38 Night, the McGill Club, 19 November 1985

Untitled Remarks 1985 1985 Remarks to Hart House Library Committee, 50-39 26 November 1985

Congratulatory Remarks 1985 1985 Statement about Kay Takenaka on the 50-40 Occasion of the Chancellor's Award, 26 November 1985

Introductory Remarks 1985 1985 “An Evening with Peter Ustinov,” presented 50-41 by PAND [Performing Artists for Nuclear Disarmament], Introduction of Peter Ustinov,

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5 December 1985 Includes brochure and newspaper clippings

The Future and 1986 1986 Panel member of CentreStage Forum 50-42 Toronto's Role entitled “Stepping into the Third Millennium,” 12 February 1986 Includes CentreStage flyer

The United Nations: Is it 1986 1986 Speech, Upper Canada College World 50-43 Worth the Effort? Affairs Conference, 18 February 1986

Human Rights - A 1986 1986 Speech, draft, Thornhill Secondary School, 50-44 Historical Perspective 24 February 1986

Peace Mongering and 1986 1986 Leonard Brockington Lecture, Queen's 50-45 the Politics of Survival University, 3 March 1986

Peace Mongering and 1986 1986 Opening of Peace Graphics Exhibition, 50-46 the Politics of Survival Koffler Centre, 1 March 1986; Summary for Rotary Club, Kingston, 6 March 1986; and Winnipeg School, 9 March 1986

East-West Post-Summit 1986 1986 Speech, Winnipeg Peace Conference, 8 50-47 Relations March 1986

A Strategy of Survival 1986 1986 A Strategy of Survival, Liberal Seminar, 12 51-1 March 1986

Installation Speech 1986 1986 Speech at Installation of New College 51-2 Principal [Chamberlain], 18 March 1986

Toast 1986 1986 Reply to the Toast to the University, 51-3 University of Toronto Engineering Society Graduation Ball, 22 March 1986

Introductory Remarks 1986 1986 Now Rooz [New Day / Now Rooz Cultural 51-4 Foundation: Salute to Spring Equinox ‘86] Conference, Introductory Remarks for Panel on Peace with [Douglas] Roche and [Geoffrey] Pearson, 22 March 1986 Includes Press Release and an album with three photographs of the event

The Role of Non-Nuclear 1986 1986 Draft speech, 24 March 1986 51-5 Weapon States in Efforts to Reduce the Nuclear Danger within an Alliance

Reasons for 1983 1986 Speech, 25 March 1986 51-6 Transforming NORAD Includes document entitled “Note No.64” into NATO Command in dated 10 February 1983, Washington, from the Five Years Before Allan Gotlieb, Ambassador of Canada, the New Renewal concerning US defence systems in Canada Comes Due

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A Peacemonger’s 1986 1986 Speech, St. George’s Cathedral Hall, 51-7 Priorities Kingston, 10 April 1986, and St. Mary’s Church, Richmond Hill, 20 April 1986 [See 49-27 above]

Canada and the USSR: 1986 1986 Moderator of Panel Discussion, CIIA Foreign 51-8 An Imbalanced Policy Conference, Ottawa, 3 May 1986 Relationship

Speech Material 1986 1986 Includes notes, letters, brochures, and 51-9 newspaper clippings

Opening Remarks 1986 1986 Opening Address for the President's Council 51-10 Meeting of Food Industry Leaders, “Generating New Leadership,” 9 June 1986

A Strategy for Survival 1986 1986 Speech to families for Nuclear 51-11 Disarmament, Quebec, 9 July 1986, and Simon Fraser, 29 July 1986

Mutual Interdependence 1986 1986 Remarks to Now Rooz, 24 September 1986 51-12

Peace and Politics: The 1986 1986 Speech, St. Jude’s and Leaside United 51-13 Difference between Church, 5 October 1986 Peacemakers and Peacmongers

Satellites for Peace: 1986 1986 [ISMA: International Satellite Monitoring 51-14 ISMA vs. Star Wars Agency] CentreStage Forum, 22 October. 1986

Canada as a Nuclear 1986 1986 Speech, Dinner at Montebello, 23-25 51-15 Watch-dog October 1986

The Political Framework 1986 1986 Lecture, The Political Framework for 51-16 for Disarmament Disarmament, Brock University, 29 October 1986 Includes Press Release, newspaper clippings [For "True North Strong and Free" text see Files 30-17 and 36-13]

Objections to Star Wars 1986 1986 Speech, given to Churchill Society for 51-17 Parliamentary Democracy, 12 November 1986

Mutual Interdependence 1986 1986 Remarks to Baha'i Community, 19 51-18 November 1986

Peace and Politics 1986 1986 Speech University of Waterloo, 25 51-19 November 1986 Includes correspondence, 17 July to 26 November 1986

Untitled Speech 1986 1986 Address to St. Michael's College, 29 51-20 November 1986

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Twice on the "Hot Seat" 1986 1986 Speech to CIIPS [Canadian Institute for 51-21 of the United Nations International Peace and Security] Meeting, Security Council Ottawa, 4-5 December 1986

Untitled Speech 1987 1987 Speech to Grenville Christian College, 8 51-22 February 1987 Includes correspondence, 14 January to 20 February 1987

Beyond Reykjavik: 1987 1987 Introductory remarks, Douglas Roche, 51-23 Introduction of Douglas Ambassador for Disarmament for Canada, 4 Roche March 1987

Debating and Diplomacy 1987 1987 Speech, English Debating Society, University 51-24 of Ottawa, 7 March 1987 Includes correspondence, 27 October 1986 to 18 February 1987

“Winding-Up” at New 1987 1987 Remarks at “Winding-Up" at New Day, Hart 51-25 Day House, 21 March 1987

Correspondence 1987 1987 Correspondence, 4 March to 30 March 1987, 51-26 concerning speech at Northlea United Church on 29 March 1987

Correspondence 1987 1987 Correspondence concerning possible 51-27 lecture at Ottawa Chapter of Science for Peace, 27 January to 24 April 1987

Untitled Speech 1987 1987 Speech, Trinity College, 9 April 1987 51-28

Untitled Speech and 1986 1987 [Convocation] Address to McMaster 51-29 Correspondence University, 4 June 1987 Includes correspondence concerning GI’s acceptance of honorary degree, 2 July 1986 to 27 March 1987

Canada: Coping with 1986 1987 Speech at Conference, York University: 51-30 Resistance to Alliance “Outside the Nuclear Club: Options for Non- Pressure; Nuclear Powers in Promoting Peace and Correspondence Security,” 10-13 June 1987. GI’s speech: “Canada: Coping with Resistance to Alliance Pressure,” 11 June. 1987 Includes correspondence, 10 June 1986 to 14 May 1987

INF Accord: Détente or 1987 1987 Remarks concerning David Parnas’s article 51-31 Delusion? entitled “Some Rain on the Disarmament Parade in the Whig Standard, October 1987 [INF = Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces] Treaty

Peace and Politics 1987 1987 Speech, Leaside United Church, 14 October 51-32 1987

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Free Trade - Global 1987 1987 Speech, Council of Canadians Conference, 51-33 Approach or Ottawa, 17 October 1987 Continental?

Cruise Missile Testing 1987 1987 Speech, October 1987; Correspondence: 51-34 and its Relation to INF Text of letter from Allan J. MacEachen to Agreement George Shultz, 15 July 1983

Vision of a Nuclear-Free 1987 1987 Speech to Operation Dismantle, 24 October 51-35 Canada 1987; Also includes notes, correspondence, newspaper clippings

Blessed are the 1987 1987 Speeches at Lawrence Park Community 51-36 Peacemakers Church, 1 November 1987, and St. George’s United Church, 8 November 1987; Includes Remembrance Day remarks and some correspondence

Introductory remarks: 1987 1987 Physicians for Social Responsibility, 5 51-37 David Suzuki November 1987

Correspondence 1987 1987 Correspondence concerning sermon at St. 51-38 George’s United Church and contribution to Science for Peace, November 1987

Priorities of a 1987 1987 Speech to Confederation Club, Kitchener, 11 51-39 Peacemonger December 1987

Untitled Speech 1988 1988 Speech to Rotary, 15 October 1988 51-40

Human and Divine Law - 1987 1988 Speech, Christ's Church Cathedral, 51-41 Some Reflections on Hamilton, commemorating the Opening of their Contrasts and the Courts, 7 January 1988 Restraints Includes correspondence, 15 June 1987 to 4 February 1988

Untitled Speech 1988 1988 Talk about Science for Peace to students of 51-42 graduate history course, University of Western Ontario, 27 January 1988 Includes correspondence, 13 January to 19 February 1988

Untitled Speech 1988 1988 Talk to Amnesty International, Medical 51-43 Sciences Auditorium, 17 March 1988; Includes some correspondence

Canada and NATO: 1988 1988 Speech to Veterans Against Nuclear Arms, 51-44 Inside or Outside? Toronto Branch, 24 March 1988; Includes some correspondence

Untitled Speech 1988 1988 Remarks at Conference on the 110th 51-45 Anniversary of the Liberation of Bulgaria from Turkish Rule, Glendon College, 26 March 1988; Includes some correspondence

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The Making of a 1988 1988 Guest speaker at Gala-Dinner meeting, 51-46 Peacemonger Physicians for Social Responsibility, Edmonton, 6 April 1988; Includes correspondence, 1 February to 26 April 1988

Science for Peace 1988 1988 Correspondence and invitation to speak, End 51-47 material the Arms Race, Vancouver, 23 April 1988

Correspondence 1988 1988 Science for Peace, correspondence, 18 51-48 February to 14 March 1988

Untitled Speech 1988 1988 Correspondence regarding speech, Knox 51-49 Presbyterian Church, Waterloo, 30 April. 1988

The Middle Powers: 1988 1988 Speech, 8th IPPNW [International 51-50 Caught in the Middle - or Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear a Bridge of Peace? War] World Congress, Montreal, 2-6 June 1988; Includes correspondence, 2 February to 6 June 1988

Science for Peace 1988 1988 Correspondence, May 1988 51-51 correspondence

Military Disengagement: 1988 1988 Speech to Economic Summit Seminar, 51-52 Economic Engagement George Ignatieff Theatre, 16 June 1988

Building a Peaceful 1988 1988 Talk for Canada-USSR Exchange group, 51-53 World Quaker Peacemakers, 21 July 1988; Includes some correspondence

Defence and Foreign 1988 1988 Speech for “Sanity, Science and Social 51-54 Policies at the Responsibility,” Interdisciplinary Crossroads Conference, Brock University, 9-13 July 1988 Includes correspondence, 8 February to 26 November 1987

Managing Our 1988 1988 Speech to open Peace Conference, “Beyond 52-1 Resources for Peace the INF Treaty: Towards International Peace and Security,” Lethbridge, 21 October 1988 Includes correspondence, 6 June to 22 November 1988; Ploughshares Monitor, September 1988; newspaper clippings

Rotary’s Role in World 1988 1988 Speech to Rotary, Toronto, 22 October 1988 52-2 Peace Untitled Speech 1988 1988 Introduction of Eric McLuhan, Hart House, 19 52-3 December 1988

Giving Peace a Chance 1989 1989 Address to Unitarian Church, Ottawa, 6 52-4 February 1989; Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings; information on Edith Holtom, 1893-1978

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Renewed Hope for the 1989 1989 Talk to Bishop's University UN Debating 52-5 United Nations Club, 8 March 1989; Includes correspondence; Peace Sabbath 1988 for Valerie, 23 October 1988; Peace Sabbath for Louise; GI Comes Back to Bishop’s, by Marc A. Lemieux; and newspaper clippings

Correspondence 1989 1989 Correspondence, Proposed talk at the United 52-6 Nations Association in Canada, Security Council, Toronto, 22 March 1989

Effects of Nuclear 1988 1989 Address to Students, Trent University, 27 52-7 Weapons on World March 1989; Includes some Politics correspondence

My Ukrainian Heritage 1989 1989 Talk to Club 626 Seniors, Toronto, 3 May 52-8 1989; Includes glossy brochures in Russian

Arms Control: Blueprint 1988 1988 Speech, 1988 52-9 for Peace?

Canada: Coping with [1989?] [1989?] Speech, [1989?] 52-10 Resistance to Alliance Pressures A Canadian Foreign [1980] [1981] Article, “Canadian Foreign Policy in an 52-11 Policy for an Interdependent World,“ by GI, in Spectrum , Interdependent World CIBC, Vol.1:4, [1980]

Functional Approach to [1989?] [1989?] Speech [1989?] 52-12 International Organization

Has Containment [1989?] [1989?] Speech, [1989?] 52-13 Worked?

Untitled Speech [1979?] [1980?] Speech, mainly in French, [1979 or 1980?] 52-14

Canada and the Arms [1980?] [1980?] Speech, CLC Seminar [Canadian Labour 52-15 Race Congress?], Banff, 25 May [1980?]

Unidentified Speech [198-?] [198-?] Unidentified speech, missing page 1 52-16

The Making of a [1985?] [1986?] Introduction to Making of a Peacemonger , 52-17 Peacemonger, Parts I, II, and III, [1986?] Introduction North-South Dialogue: [1981?] [1982?] Speech [Refers to leaflet “A Canadian 52-18 The Role of Canada Foreign Policy for an Interdependent World,” 1989?] no date ] Untitled Speech [198-?] [198-?] Notes on Diplomacy, [198_?] 52-19

Pathways to Peace [198-?] [198-?] Speech, Calumet College, York University, 52-20 for “Pathways to Peace,” [198_?]

Peace and Politics: The [1986] [1986] Speech, International Year of Peace, [1986] 52-21 Difference between

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Peacemakers and Peacemongers

Peace and What the [198-?] [198-?] Speech, missing page 1, [198-?] 52-22 Individual Christian Can Do About It

Peace Through [1988?] [1988?] Speech, [1988?] 52-23 Common Security

Role of Multiculturalism [198-?] [198-?] Speech, [198-?] 52-24 in Canadian Identity and Education

Untitled Speech [1986?] [1987?] Speech to Baha'i, [1986 or 1987?] 52-25

An Unorthodox View of [198-?] [198-?] Speech to the National Defence College 52-26 Canada’s Defence and [NDC], [198-?] Disarmament Policies

Untitled Speech [198-?] [198-?] Speech to the United Nations Associations, 52-27 [198-?]

Untitled Speech [198-?] [198-?] Speech to University of Toronto Alumni, 52-28 Washington, DC, 9 November [198-?]

The United Nations and [198-?] [198-?] Speech, different versions, [198-?] 52-29 the World Crisis

Updating Canada's [198-?] [198-?] Speech, [198-?] 52-30 Security

Speech Fragments [198-?] [198-?] Speech fragments, [198-?] 52-31

Speech Material 1934 [1988] Speech material, [1981-1988]; Also includes 52-32 journal articles from 1934, 1935, 1941

SERIES 9: UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE FILES

Dates of creation: 1978 - 1986

Extent: 208 cm of textual records 3 photographs : b&w ; 25.5 x 20.5 cm or smaller 8 photographs : col ; 25.5 x 25.5 cm and smaller 4 photographs : col. slides ; 5 x 5 cm

Scope and content: Series consists of records created, accumulated and used during the period of 1980 to 1986 when IgnatieffI was Chancellor of the University of Toronto. These documents include correspondence, articles, and other material having to do with the operations of this office. Files

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relating to other interests, such as organizations to which he belonged at that time, are included. The files are in alphabetical order.

Location / File Listing:

FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END CONTENTS BOX/ DATE DATE FILE #

Aird, Hon. John B., Q.C. 1981 1986 Correspondence with the Lieutenant 53-1 Governor of Ontario, 8 September 1981 to 27 June 1986 Included are letters about his involvement in a world debating competition at the University of Toronto, invitations to various receptions, the publication "Loyalty in a Changing World,” Text of "The Changing Role of the Lieutenants Governor of Ontario: As perceived by George Ignatieff, Chancellor of the University of Toronto, and sheet music for “Vice-Regal Salute”

Alexander, William E. 1985 1985 Correspondence regarding student 53-2 counselling at the University of Toronto

American Association for 1980 1981 Correspondence, articles, papers and 53-3 the Advancement of other material regarding the Study Group Science on Arms Control and Disarmament, the Pugwash Conference, the 147th National Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 3-8 January 1981 themed "Science and Technology: Bridging the Frontiers"; a reprint from "Science" 12 September 1980, Vol. 209, No. 4462 "Science and Technology: Bridging the Frontiers” Includes draft of "Halting and Reversing the Nuclear Arms Race: Proposed Draft Resolution for AAAS at Toronto Meeting" by William Epstein and George Ignatieff, and "Negotiations as an Approach to Arms Control and Disarmament,” Paper to be presented by Dr. George Ignatieff

Anti-Defamation League 1981 1981 Publications of the Anti-Defamation 53-4 of B'nai B’rith League of the B'nai Brith regarding the "Institute for Historical Review" and the related activities of Willis A. Carto

Arms Control 1981 1982 Correspondence and travel expenses 53-5 Association regarding GI's involvement in the Arms Control Association

Atlantic Council of 1981 1986 Correspondence, 25 September 1981 to 53-6 Canada 16 April 1986 Includes conference package, The 30th Annual Assembly of the Atlantic Treaty

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Association, “NATO: New Opportunities,” Toronto, 9-12 October 1984, including speech by GI on 11 October 1984; The Atlantic Papers, No. 56: "Europe versus America: Foreign Policy in the 1980s," Baard Bredrup Knudsen, 1984

"A" Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondence/correspondents including 53-7 note from Lloyd Axworthy and others

Black, Conrad M. 1981 1982 Correspondence, 9 October 1981 to 1 53-8 June 1982, concerning the United Nations Association in Canada and disarmament Includes photocopy of "CBS vs. Defense" by Joshua Muravchik and John E. Haynes from Commentary , September 1981

Book Reviews 1981 1984 Correspondence and book reviews 53-9 regarding: -- "Conflict and Compromise: International Law and World Order in a Revolutionary Age," by Edward McWhinney; -- "Canada in World Affairs, Volume XII" by Charlotte Girard; -- "Apocalypse: Nuclear Catastrophe in World Politics" by Rene Beres; -- "Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In," by Roger Fisher and William Urey; -- For Queen's Quarterly: "Nuclear Nightmares (An Investigation Into Possible Wars)" by Nigel Calder, "MX (Prescription for Disorder)" by Herbert Scoville Jr., and "Life After Doomsday (A Survivalist Guide to Nuclear War and Other Major Disasters)" by Bruce D. Clayton; -- Final publication of the review for "On Duty: A Canadian at the Making of the United Nations, 1945-46," by Escott Reid

Bulgaria 1980 1983 Correspondence, 17 December 1980 to 24 53-10 May 1983, and other material concerning Bulgaria, and its 1300th anniversary, Ontario Science Centre, 19 October 1981; Invitation to the First Congress on Bulgarian Studies, Sofia, 23 May-3 June 1981; Bulgarian Academy of Sciences; "A Bibliography of Material About Bulgarian Culture History in Major Canadian Collections" by Natalia Dimitrova with a foreword by George Ignatieff

"B" Miscellaneous 1980 1982 Correspondents include Andrew Brewin, 53-11 Hans Gunter Brauch, Claude Bissell, Sydney D. Bailey, and Sir Isaiah Berlin Various topics, including foreign policy and disarmament and others

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"B" Miscellaneous 1983 1983 Correspondence/correspondents/subjects 53-12 include J. Alan Beesley, Ambassador for Disarmament; Robert Reford; "The Future Development of the Law of Disarmament: The Role of Canada" by J. Alan Beesley; "Arms Control and Disarmament: What can Canada do?" by J. A. Beesley; External Affairs "Statements and Speeches" No. 83/1: "Mutual Security: Negotiations in 1983" Correspondence with Ed Broadbent, Sydney Bailey, Pierre Burton, Andrew Brewin, Jennifer Yust, Barbara Braunoehler, Christian Bay; "A Proposal For Beyond Health Care: A Working Conference on Healthy Public Policy" and "Armaments and Military Expenditures and Health" and others

"B" Miscellaneous 1984 1984 Correspondence/correspondents/subjects 53-13 include human rights and disarmament from Baha’i Community of Canada, Branksome Hall, Bishop’s University, Invitations; "Universal Peace Manifesto" and other materials of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University and others

"B" Miscellaneous 1985 1985 Correspondence/correspondents/subjects 53-14 include GI’s memoirs, his invitation to the Brockington Lecture at Queen’s University, March 1986, request for photo of "Canadian Cameo: George Ignatieff" [GI receiving Pearson Award -- photo is not included]; Copy of "Extremism in the Defense of Liberty is no Vice" by Christian Bay and signed letter by Brian Mulroney; Photograph of and song lyrics by Salome Bey

"B" Miscellaneous 1986 1986 Correspondence/correspondents/subjects 53-15 include GI’s memoirs, the "Beyond War Award" nomination and others

Canada, the World and 1984 1985 Correspondence, papers and other 54-1 the Future material relating to The University of Alberta's 3rd Annual Conference on “Canada, the World and the Future" 11-15 March 1985 Includes "Canada's Role in Regional Conflict" by GI; University of Alberta’s “Folio" 14 February 1985; "Canada at the United Nations: Specific policies must reflect a return of global perspective" by J. King Gordon; House of Commons Issue

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No. 2, Wednesday, May 30, 1984 "Minutes … Bill C-32, An Act to establish the Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security"; "Peacekeeping in Perspective (Of Cold-War and Charter of UN)" [by GI]

Canada, Department of 1981 1986 Correspondence with Alan Beesley, Roy 54-2 External Affairs McLaren, D.M. Page, G.A.H. Pearson, D.J. [Doug] Roche, M.P., T. Hammond, Paul McRae, M.P., Bruce Halliday, M.P., Akio Matsumura, Dr. William Janzen, Vitaly Zhurkin, Joe Clark, Arthur W. Lyon Includes material on the history of the Department of External Affairs, by D.M. Page; Documents relating to the Global Committee of Parliamentarians on Population and Development; Note No. 64 from the Canadian Embassy in Washington, 10 February 1983, by Allan Gotlieb Correspondence, and related documents, with Allan J. MacEachen regarding Bill C-32, Thirty-second Parliament entitled "An Act to establish the Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security"; Press release entitled "Notes for an Address by the Right Honourable Joe Clark, Secretary of State for External Affairs of Canada, to the 39th Session of the United Nations General Assembly," New York, 25 September 1984; Press release, Briefing Paper and other material concerning the “International Year of Peace, 1986”, by Douglas Roche, Canadian Ambassador for Disarmament, concerning the “International Year of Peace, 1986"

Canada, Department of 1985 1986 Correspondence with Douglas Roche, 54-3 External Affairs – Napoléon LeBlanc; Documents relating to Consultative Group on the Consultative Group on Disarmament Disarmament, 31 and Arms Control Affairs and its working October - 2 November groups; "Review Conference of the Parties 1985 to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons," Geneva, 1985; Correspondence from Stanley J. Townsend to F. Ronald Cleminson; "Canada & the World: National Interest and Global Responsibility (A Response to the Green Paper on foreign policy by members of The Group of 78)"; "Canada and a World Free From Nuclear Threat" by Andrew Brewin; "Report on the Meeting of the Consultative Group on Disarmament and Arms Control Affairs: The Multilateral Forums”

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Canadian Centre for 1981 1985 Correspondence with Jim LeBlanc, John 54-4 Arms Control and M. Lamb; Prospectus and other Disarmament [1] documents for the Canadian Centre for Arms Control and Disarmament; "Speech by the Secretary of State for External Affairs the Right Honourable Joe Clark to the Consultative Group on Disarmament and Arms Control Affairs, Ottawa, 9 November 1984"; "Canada and the Common Commitment to Peace" by Douglas Roche; "Looking Ahead: Ground Rules for a Safer East- West Relationship" by Franklyn Griffiths; "Arms Control Chronicle" Number 2, May 1984; "Meeting of the Consultative Group on Arms Control and Disarmament,” 9 November 1984 (Two volumes)

Canadian Centre for 1984 1985 Correspondence with John Lamb, Douglas 54-5 Arms Control and Roche, K.A. Hodgson, and documents Disarmament [2] relating to the Consultative Group and its working groups; "Canada's nuclear non- proliferation policy," brochure, 1985; "How Canada Promotes Peace" Notes for an Address by Douglas Roche, Ambassador for Disarmament, 27 February 1985; "A Commentary on Arms Control: A Question of Leadership" by John M. Lamb; Other documents and newspaper clippings concerning Arms Control including statement by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney following his meeting With President Reagan in Washington" 25 September 1984

Canadian Council on 1980 1984 Correspondence and documents related to 54-6 International Law the meetings and committees of the Canadian Council on International Law, 1980 to 1984 Correspondents include Maxwell Cohen, Gerald Morris, Max Wershof, Anne Buie, R. St. J. Macdonald, Lawrence L. Herman, Donald S. Macdonald, André Dufour, Bernard E. Blanchard, Colin B. Mackay, John Gellner, William C. Graham, Allan J. MacEachen, J. M. Stevens; the "Bulletin" of the Council; "Canadian Council on International Law: Research Project, The Extraterritorial Application of Foreign and Canadian Law,” 1984

Canadian Council on 1978 1984 Correspondence with Max Wershof, 55-1 International Law - Lawrence L. Herman, Dr. Annemarie Research Project Jacomy-Millette, Donald Macdonald, Mark campaign fund MacGuigan (Minister of Justice), and

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William C. Graham Includes published Address, "The Notion of Sovereignty in an Evolving World System," by K. Goldschlag, 29 January 1978; Tentative Programme: Twelfth Annual Conference -- “Extraterritoriality and Foreign Investment,” 1983

Canadian Disarmament 1982 1983 Christmas card and correspondence with 55-2 Information Service Beth Richards and Richard B. Hayles, (CANDIS) regarding Canadian Disarmament Information Service [GI is an honorary patron]

Canadian Human Rights 1978 1985 Correspondence, 1981 to 1985, with 55-3 Foundation Lawrence Sabbath, John P. Humphrey, Jean Fournier, Stanley Urman, Michael R. Hudson, David Powell, Julius H. Grey Includes publications: "Human Rights: A Compilation of International Instruments" (published by the U.N., 1978); "Charter of the United Nations and Statute of the International Court of Justice"; "Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women"; Newspaper clippings, other material and papers by GI on human rights

Canadian Imperial Bank 1980 1984 Essay by GI for Spectrum [CIBC 55-4 of Commerce publication], “Canadian Foreign Policy in "Spectrum" an Interdependent World" with two draft copies Includes correspondence, 1980 to 1981, and transcripts of remarks by the Prime Minister at a Liberal Party Fundraising Dinner, Toronto, 13 December 1983, an interview given by the Prime Minister to the Editorial Board of the New York Times , New York, January 20, 1984, and a Joint Statement by Prime Minister Strougal of Czechoslovakia and Prime Minister Trudeau following their meeting in Prague, 25 January 1984; "Soviet News & Views," No.1-2, January 1984, published by the USSR Embassy

Canadian Institute for 1984 1986 Documents concerning the establishment 55-5 International Peace and of the Canadian Institute for International Security Peace and Security Includes Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence of the Standing Committee on External Affairs and National Defence" [respecting Bill C-32]; Bill C-32, "An Act to establish the Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security" [three versions]; "Testing of Defence Systems in Canada: Background Notes"; "Minutes of

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Proceedings and Evidence of the Standing Committee on External Affairs and National Defence" [respecting Security and Disarmament Issues]; House of Commons "Security and Disarmament: A Minority Report"; correspondence with Allan J. MacEachan and Geoffrey Pearson; "Brief on Bill C-32: Presented to The Standing Committee on National Defence and External Affairs" by George Ignatieff (two versions)

Canadian Institute of 1981 1981 Correspondence with George G. Bell 55-6 Strategic Studies regarding the Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies

Canadian Third Track for 1983 1984 Materials related to “Third Track” [to halt 55-7 Peace nuclear escalation] and a newspaper advertisement by the group; Open letter to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau; correspondence with Bob Laxer, Pierre Berton, M. G. Hurtig, Lynn Callighen; "Presentation on Behalf of the Ad Hoc Committee for the Third Track Canadian Peace Initiative"

Chancellor's Installation 1980 1981 Media Release that GI is elected 55-8 University of Toronto Chancellor, 13 May 1980 Correspondence concerning his appointment with Stephen Benjamin (APUS), Paul W. Fox, Thomas L. Wells, the Hart House Reservations Office, Keith Davey, Peter Munsche, Alexander Colville, William G. Davis; Special wishes in French from Jean-Guy Paquet, Université Laval (in a red folder)

Christ the Saviour 1982 1985 Correspondence concerning GI’s 55-9 [Russian] Orthodox membership in the Cathedral, and its Cathedral Parish Council, 21 March 1982 to 20 June 1985 Includes paper: “Co-existence and Revival: Church and State in the Soviet Union”

Clippings 1982 1986 Newspaper clippings and other material, 55-10 1982 to 1986

Convocations 1981 1985 Convocations from 13 February 1981 to 6 56-1 February 1984. Includes newspaper clipping of Margaret Atwood’s being awarded Honorary Doctorate of Letters, 14 June 1983 and Program for Spring Convocation, 14 June 1985

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Council of Ontario 1980 1983 Letter from GI to Bill Davis about the 56-2 Universities (COU) funding crisis and the role of universities, 5 November 1980; Summaries of meetings, 1982, 1983

Coutts, James A. 1981 1983 Correspondence with Jim Coutts, 29 June 56-3 1981 to 16 August 1983

“C” Miscellaneous 1980 1982 Correspondents and organizations include 56-4 Glenn Cowan, Chamber Players of Toronto, CBC’s Barbara Frum, Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, Concordia University, Canada-USSR Association; Canadian International Development Agency (two papers by Lewis Perinbam), Canadian Club and others

“C” Miscellaneous 1983 1983 Correspondents and organizations include 56-5 Canadian Folk Arts Council, Canadian Peace Congress, Conference Board of Canada, Archbishop of Toronto Cardinal Carter, Canadian Organization for Development through Education (CODE), Canadian Club (including speech to be given on 9 January 1984)

“C” Miscellaneous 1984 1984 Correspondents and organizations include 56-6 Rodrigo Carazo (University for Peace), Canadian Music Centre, Canadian Institute of International Affairs (CIIA), Centre for Russian and East European Studies, Canadian Forces Command and Staff College, Professor Michel Chevalier (York University), Chambre de Commerce Française au Canada (includes speech) and others

“C” Miscellaneous 1985 1986 Correspondents and organizations include 56-7 Canadian Association for Futures Studies (CAFS), Canadian Politicians Portrait Project, Celtic Arts, Douglas Cowell, Jean Chretien, Citizens Ads for Peace (CAP), Canadian School Trustees’ Association, CentreStage Forum, Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Canadian Study for the Comparative Study of Civilizations, Canadian Institute of International Affairs (CIIA), Canadian Native Arts Foundation and others

Davis, Honorable 1981 1981 Correspondence with the Premier of 56-8 William G. Ontario on winning the election, March- April 1981

“D” Miscellaneous 1980 1985 Correspondents and organizations include 56-9 Peter Dawkins, Antoinette de Kir, Marie

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Donohoe, Dove for Peace Foundation, N. Danchenko, Glenn Davis and others

Electric Power Research 1981 1981 Correspondence, 22 July to 2 September 56-10 Institute 1981

Energy Probe 1981 1984 Correspondence and other material, 3 56-11 April 1981 to 7 December 1984 Includes “A Proposal for a Hearing into Canadian Nuclear Policies” and “Canada’s Nuclear Industry and the Myth of the Peaceful Atom, by Gordon Edwards

Energy Probe 1985 1985 Correspondence and other material, 16 57-1 January to 2 October 1985 Includes Energy Probe’s Statistical Handbook, David Poch; correspondence with Prime Minister Mulroney, the Canadian Nuclear Association, with Ontario Hydro; “Tritium, Bombs, and Ontario Hydro,” by Norman Rubin; “Perspectives on Proliferation, Vol.I”

Energy Probe 1985 1985 Correspondence and other material, 14 57-2 November 1985 to 13 May 1986

Energy Probe – Meeting 1985 1985 Meeting of Ontario Hydro’s Board of 57-3 with Ontario Hydro Directors Social Responsibility Committee with Energy Probe Board, 14 November 1985 Includes further discussions about Tritium; Correspondence; “Tritium, Bombs, and Ontario Hydro” by Norman Rubin, March 1985; “Canada’s Nuclear Non-proliferation Policy,” External Affairs, 1985; “Final Report of the Tritium Issues Working Group, Vol.1 and 2, September 1985

Epilepsy Ontario 1980 1985 Correspondence, 30 July 1980 to 13 57-4 March 1985. Includes “Manual for Operation of Epilepsy Ontario and its Regions,” Draft, 1981

Epstein, William 1981 1986 Correspondence and newspaper clippings, 57-5 18 June 1981 to 24 March 1986

“E” Miscellaneous 1980 1986 Correspondents and organizations include 57-6 Arthur Eggleton, End the Arms Race, Tim Evans, Ministry of Energy, Minister of Education, Minister Responsible for Expo 86 and others

Foreign Affairs 1981 1982 Correspondence, 21 August 1981 to 6 58-1 April 1982

“F” Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondents include J. Malcolm 58-2

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Forbes, Bernard Feld, Tom Farer, Stanley Fefferman, Eric Fawcett and others

Gairdner Foundation 1983 1983 Correspondence concerning the Awards 58-3 Awards and their recipients, 5 May to October 1983 Keynote address by GI on 27 October 1983 at the “Strategies for Peace and Security in a Nuclear Age” conference, University of Guelph, 27-30 October 1983

Globe and Mail 1981 1986 Correspondence with The Globe and Mail 58-4 newspaper, reviews, comments, 9 April 1981 to 6 June 1986

Gordon, Walter 1981 1986 Correspondence, 28 January 1981 to 30 58-5 April 1986 Includes a letter signed by Brian Mulroney concerning the renewal of the NORAD agreement, 23 April 1986; “The Nuclear Threat,” Remarks by Walter L. Gordon, 28 October 1982; “The Economic Situation and our Relationship with the United States,” 14 February 1983

Group of 78 1981 1985 Correspondence, 20 February 1981 to 22 58-6 April 1985 Includes signed letter from P.E. Trudeau; “A Foreign Policy for the 80’s,” Statement by The Group of 78, 1984; Civil Defense Handbook, Chapter 17, Draft Outline; “Canada-US Defence Arrangements, Crisis Planning and Cruise Tests,” by GI

“G” Miscellaneous 1980 1986 Correspondents including Nicholas 58-7 Goldschmidt, Lord Garner, Remarks to Greek Ontarians, James A. Gibson (Rhodes Scholars), Peter Gzowski, Global Committee of Parliamentarians on Population and Development; King Gordon; John Webb Graham, John Gittins, Mavis Gallant (D.W. Strangway), Nancy Greene, Larry Grossman and others

Hearing Panel on 1982 1984 Correspondence and other material 58-8 "Ethical Reflections on related to this Panel chosen by Cardinal the Economic Crisis" Carter to examine ethical, economic and social issues during the recession, 12 July 1982 to 23 February 1984 Includes Statement by the Canadian Institute for Economic Policy, September 1983; Hearing Panel Draft Report; Focus “On Economics and the Canadian Bishops” by the Fraser Institute, 1983; “The Unemployment Hearings,” by GI, 23 February 1984

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“H” Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondents and organizations 59-1 including Hiroshima Nagasaki Relived, Reverend Peter Hamell, Lawrence L. Herman, Mel Hurtig (including description of The Canadian Encyclopedia project), Heritage Foundation, Brian Hull, John W. Holmes, Joshua Handler, Roger Hutchinson, Sydney Hermant, T.C. Hutchinson and others

Ignatieff, Dr. George 1981 1983 Correspondence, newspaper and journal 59-2 articles, Who’s Who and Debrett’s Peerage entries, 6 February 1981 to 23 November 1983 Includes “Canadian Foreign Policy in an Interdependent World,” by G.I., in Spectrum , CIBC, Vol.1:4, 1980

Ignatieff, George 1986 1986 Certificate in appreciation of GI’s service Oversize as the 27th Chancellor of U of T, 1980- Box 76-2 1986 and designating him as an Honorary Member of SKULE, 11 June 1986

Institute of Cultural 1982 1984 Correspondence and other material, 59-3 Affairs: International November 1982 to 1984 Exposition on Rural Development

International institute for 1981 1984 Correspondence and other material, 13 59-4 Strategic Studies April 1981 to 2 April 1984

International Peace 1981 1984 Correspondence, information about the 59-5 Academy Canadian Council, 25 May 1981 to 13 January 1984

Invitations Accepted 1980 1981 Correspondence concerning invitations to 59-6 various events, including speeches and newspaper articles, 9 July 1980 to 14 December 1981

Invitations Accepted 1982 1983 Correspondence concerning invitations to 59-7 various events, 20 January 1982 to 22 February 1983

“I” Miscellaneous 1980 1986 Correspondents and organizations 59-8 including Vladimir Ignatieff, Michael Ignatieff, Kolya Ignatieff, Institute for Christian Studies, International Exposition of Rural Development, International Society of Political Psychology (includes transcripts of Prime Minister’s meeting with Chinese Premier, November 1983), Interfaith Program for Public Awareness of Nuclear Issues, Book review for International

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Journal , Institute for Person-Centered Approaches to Peace (Report on Peace Meeting, Austria, November 1985) and others

Jewett, Pauline 1981 1985 Correspondence, 26 October 1981 to 30 60-1 April 1985 Includes New Democratic Discussion Paper, “Peace, Security and Justice,” 1981; “Canada and Disarmament,” by Pauline Jewett

“J” Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondents and organizations 60-2 including Albertine Jwaideh (“Midhat Pasha and the Land System of Lower Iraq,” 1963), Jewish Public Library of Toronto, Norman Jewison and others

“K” Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondents and organizations 60-3 including Hugh Keenleyside, David Kilgour, King’s College (John D. Morgan), Kiwanis Music Festival, Murray B. Koffler, and others

Lawyers for Social 1985 1985 Correspondence and other material, 8 60-4 Responsibility April to 30 September 1985 [GI was a member of their Advisory Board]

Léger Foundation 1982 1986 Correspondence, By-laws, Minutes of 60-5 [Jules and Paul-Émile Meetings, Financial Reports, 22 April 1982 Léger Foundation] to 21 May 1986 Includes Bill S-23, An Act to Incorporate the Jules and Paul-Émile Léger Foundation, 1981; House of Commons Debates, 11 December 1981; Brochures, Newspaper

Letters of 1980 1986 Letters of recommendation, 19 September 60-6 Recommendation 1980 to 7 May 1986

“L” Miscellaneous 1980 1985 Correspondents and organizations 60-7 including Boris Lysenko, Margaret Laurence, Paul Lapointe, B.J. Legge, Stephen Lewis reception, Manfred Lachs, Marvin Lyons, James Lorimer, Joseph Levitt, Lincoln Alexander and others

MacGuigan, Mark 1981 1982 Correspondence, 2 February 1981 to 29 60-8 March 1982 Includes Statement by The Hon. Mark MacGuigan, Brussels, 10 December 1981; and GI’s statement “UNAC Disarmament Activities since September 1981”

Maclean’s 1980 1982 Correspondence, 29 September 1980 to 60-9 15 February 1982

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Includes piece on the Polish crisis

“Mc” Miscellaneous 1980 1986 Correspondents and organizations 60-10 including Pauline McGibbon, Flora McDonald, Roy MacLaran, Mark MacGuigan, Russell McArthur, McMaster University (Includes speech on disarmament), Jack McClelland and others

The Making of a 1985 1985 Correspondence with University of Toronto 60-11 Peacemonger , Reviews, Press regarding launch reception, 6 May interviews, articles 1985, and other matters Reviews of the book including newspaper, magazine articles, professional and personal comments

Menzies, A[rthur] 1981 1982 Correspondence with Arthur R. Menzies, 61-1 R.1981-82 Ambassador for Disarmament, Department of External Affairs, 29 September 1981 to 4 March 1982

“M” Miscellaneous 1980 1986 Correspondents and organizations 61-2 including David MacDonald, John Munro, Multi-Heritage Writers Guild (Austin Clarke), Ian Montagnes (University of Toronto Press), Signed Happy New Year card from Robert Mugabe with photograph (Zimbabwe), Lorna Marsden, Brian Mulroney, Marcel Masse, and others

National Committee for a 1981 1981 Correspondence 61-3 Human Rights Charter

National Gallery of 1980 1986 Correspondence, 1980; Invitation to 61-4 Canada exhibition opening, 1986

National Voluntary 1981 1982 Correspondence, 13 January 1981 to 8 61-5 Organizations February 1982

“N” Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondents and organizations 61-6 including National Defence College, National Film Board of Canada, Christan Nicholson (painting GI’s portrait - includes 4 slides), and others

Ontario: Ministry of 1982 1985 Correspondence, reports, papers, 18 61-7 Colleges and February 1982 to 17 September 1985 Universities. Strategic Planning Group

Ontario School Trustees 1981 1982 Conference announcement, OSTC 61-8 Council Education Reports, GI’s Keynote Address to Communications Conference of the OSTC, 3 March 1982

Operation Dismantle 1980 1984 Correspondence, 18 September 1980 to 61-9

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20 August 1984

Order of Canada 1978 1988 Correspondence concerning nominations 61-10 for the Order of Canada, 17 October 1980 to 14 March 1986, 1988 Includes formal dinner invitation 1978 and Order of Canada booklets

Osteoporosis Society 1983 1983 Correspondence concerning GI’s 61-11 becoming a patron to the Osteoporosis Society of Canada, 11 to 19 October 1983; Includes information about the Society and its by-laws

“O” Miscellaneous 1980 1986 Correspondents/organizations including 61-12 Ontario Human Rights Commission, Speech at Oakwood Collegiate Institute (“Canadian Peace Initiatives: Past, Present and Future”), and others

Pearson, Lester B. 1972 1972 Order of Service for State Funeral, Lester 61-13 B. Pearson, 1897-1972, Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa, 31 December 1972

Pearson Peace Medal 1984 1985 Presentation of the 1984 Pearson Peace 61-14 Medal to GI, 26 October 1984. Includes remarks by GI at the ceremony, many congratulatory letters, newspaper clippings, and the Bulletin , quarterly of the United Nations Association in Canada, Vol.10:4, December 1984

Physicians for Social 1983 1986 Correspondence, 10 August 1983 to 11 61-15 Responsibility March 1986 Includes information on conferences: 9 March 1984 and 19-21 October 1984 as well as Interim Report, “Soviet Physicians for Prevention of Nuclear War, 4-18 April 1985 and Remarks by GI at “Waging Peace” conference, 12-13 April 1985

Project Ploughshares 1983 1986 Correspondence, 17 February 1983 to 16 62-1 April 1986

Pugwash 1980 1986 Correspondence and other material, 20 62-2 October 1980 to 29 January 1986 Includes GI’s Address at 25th Anniversary Commemorative Meeting, 16-17 July 1982; Pugwash Newsletters, Vol.21:3, January 1984 and Vol.22:2, October 1984

“P” and “Q” 1981 1986 Correspondents and organizations 62-3 Miscellaneous including Planetary Initiative for the World We Choose, Dr. V. Poremsky, Quetico Centre, Michael Pearson, Pax Humana Group, John Polanyi, David Peterson, and

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others

Renaissance University 1981 1981 Correspondence concerning the new 62-4 Journal , McMaster interdisciplinary journal, 1981 University

Rhodes Scholarship 1981 1985 Correspondence and applications for the 62-5 Recommendations Rhodes Scholarship Trust, 30 October 1981 to 1 October 1985

Roerich Institute 1985 1986 Correspondence with The Roerich Institute 62-6 and School, 28 January 1985 to 21 April 1986

Royal Society of Canada 1975 1982 Correspondence, 1982; Booklet, The 62-7 Royal Society of Canada, 1882-1975

“R” Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondents and organizations 62-8 including Bob Rae, Edgar Ritchie, Harry Rasky, Robert Reford, Douglas Roche, Royal Canadian Legion, Regis College, Royal Ontario Museum, G.T. Rayner, Silvio Russo and others

Salaff, Stephen 1980 1984 Correspondence concerning the Cyrus 62-9 Eaton biographical project proposal, 25 July 1980 to 14 May 1984

Secrecy 1971 1973 Papers given as a participant at a 62-10 Conference, “Secrecy, Democracy and Foreign Policy,” 23-24 February 1973; Annual report of the Center for International Studies, New York University, 1971-1972

Serbian Radical Party: 1980 1980 Correspondence, 15 January 1980 to 8 62-11 100th Anniversary July 1980 Symposium 1981

Shere, Waris 1983 1983 Correspondence concerning GI’s 63-1 contribution of two articles to an anthology on External Affairs entitled “The Elusive Quest: In Pursuit of World Order,” 23 February to 31 May 1983 Includes draft copy of the book

Soviet-Canadian Round 1983 1983 Correspondence concerning the Institute 63-2 Table for the USA and Canada’s “Round-table” on Canadian-Soviet Relations, Moscow, 18-20 July 1983 Includes many handwritten pages (some in Russian), conference documents and news releases

Soviet-Canadian Round 1984 1984 Correspondence, papers, other documents 63-3 Table and newspaper clippings concerning the

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Canadian-Soviet Round Table, York University 21-23 May 1984

Strategic Defence 1984 1985 Correspondence, papers, news releases, 63-4 Initiative [SDI] clippings concerning Canada’s opposition to the US’s Strategic Defence Initiative [Star Wars], 1984 to 1985

SDI Clippings 1984 1985 Newspaper clippings about the Strategic 63-5 Defence Initiative, 1984 to 1985

Symposium - 1982 1982 Correspondence, papers and reports with 64-6 Disarmament - Halifax, Dr. Paul Cappon and the Coalition against Feb. 1983 Nuclear War concerning a proposed symposium on disarmament in Halifax, 19 May to 23 December 1982

Symposium on Peace 1980 1981 Correspondence, 8 December 1980 and 63-7 and Understanding 11 August 1981 (1981) Includes paper “A Way Out of NATO’s Impasse”

“S” Miscellaneous 1980 1983 Correspondents and organizations 63-8 including Stuart Smith, Hugh Seton-Watson, Peter St. John, H.G. Skilling, Bette Stephenson, J.W. Samuels, Daniel J. Sahas, John Sewell, Waris Shere, David W. Strangway and others

“S” Miscellaneous 1984 1986 Correspondents and organizations 64-1 including John Sewell; Gaston J. Stratford; W.M. Salter; Jeanne Sauve, including citation for her Honorary Degree; Robert Salter; Conference materials - Andrei Sheptyts’kyi’s Life and Work, 22-24 November 1984; Reginald Stackhouse, and others

Toronto: Advisory 1982 1984 Correspondence, information and ‘Sesqui 64-2 Council, Toronto Updates’ in celebration of the 150th Sesquicentennial Board anniversary of the City of Toronto’s incorporation, 6 March 1984

Toronto. Anti-Nuclear 1983 1983 Letter and proposal from Mayor Art 64-3 Referendum. Advisory Eggleton concerning declaration of Board Toronto as a nuclear weapons-free zone, 1 February 1983

Toronto. Board of 1981 1986 Correspondence, discussion papers, 64-4 Education course materials, agendas and minutes of meetings, 4 January 1981 to 2 May 1986 Includes signed letter from Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Toronto Star 1981 1986 Letters to the Editor and correspondence, 64-5

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16 September 1981 to 23 November 1982, March and April 1986

Toronto / 2000, 1985 1986 Correspondence, papers and information 64-6 Committee on on the Committee on Toronto/2000, September 1985 to 10 June 1986

Trilateral Commission 1983 1983 Correspondence, January and February 64-7 1983

“T” Miscellaneous 1980 1986 Correspondents and organizations 64-8 including William E. Taylor, Jr. (National Museum of Man Paper No.102, “Deblicquy, a Thule Culture Site on Bathurst Island, NWT, Canada”), Ken Taylor, Toronto/Volgograd Initiative, Toronto Disarmament Network and others Includes correspondence, a speech and photograph of the celebration of Trent University at their Twentieth Anniversary Convocation, 13 October 1984 where GI is presented with an honorary degree.

Trent University, 1984 1984 Honorary degree, Trent University, 1984 Oversize Honorary degree Box 77-3

USSR Ambassador to 1981 1986 Correspondence with Ambassador 65-1 Canada [A. Yakovlev] Alexander N. Yakovlev, 6 November 1981 to 27 January 1986 Includes Leonid Brezhnev’s Interview to “Der Spiegel” Magazine, 1981 and Leonid Brezhnev’s letter to Ronald Reagan 1981

United Nations 1980 1980 Correspondence, 10 June to 6 December 65-2 Association in Canada 1980

United Nations 1981 1981 Correspondence, 26 January to 14 65-3 Association in Canada December 1981

United Nations 1982 1983 Correspondence, 5 January 1982 to 24 65-4 Association in Canada October 1983 Includes Annual Report 1980-81, Speeches to Conference on Disarmament, “Present Danger,” 13-4 May 1982, the Greek Community, 7 May 1982, and newspaper clippings

United Nations 1984 1985 Correspondence, 25 February 1984 to 9 65-5 Association [in Canada] October 1985 Includes delegate’s package for United Nations Day Banquet, Ottawa, 26 October 1984, at which GI is Guest Speaker; UNAC’s Bulletin , Vol.10:4, December 1984: “GI wins 1984 Pearson Peace Medal,” and GI’s article “Priorities for Peace”

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"Updating Canada's 1980 1981 Correspondence, 18 December 1980 to 15 65-6 Security" Memorandum June 1981 to the Prime Minister Includes memorandum entitled “Updating Canada’s Security” by GI

"Updating Canada's 1981 1981 Correspondence, 15 April to 3 August 65-7 Security". Article for 1981, about the defence of Canada’s "Options" North Includes GI’s paper, “Updating Canada’s Security” and “The Arctic: Last Unmanaged Frontier,” by Lincoln P. Bloomfield

Upper Canada College 1980 1986 Correspondence, 21 July 1980 to 22 May 65-8 1986

“U” Miscellaneous 1982 1986 Correspondents and organizations 65-9 including University of Victoria, United Way, United Nations Lumbini Project, United States Embassy Ottawa, Ulyssean Society and others

University of Toronto: 1982 1982 Correspondence concerning access to 65-10 "Access University of disabled persons, January and February Toronto" 1982

University of Toronto: 1981 1986 Correspondence, 19 January 1981 to 16 66-1 Alumni Affairs June 1986

University of Toronto: 1984 1985 Correspondence, 26 November 1984 to 15 66-2 Campaign for Nuclear September 1985 Disarmament (UCAM)

University of Toronto: 1985 1985 Correspondence concerning the 66-3 Committee Against Committee Against Canadian SDI Canadian SDI [Strategic Defence Initiative] Involvement, Involvement 1 August to 2 October 1985; Petition to Parliament, 27 June 1985 University of Toronto: 1982 1986 Correspondence, 8 January 1982 to 26 66-4 Engineering March 1986 Includes 3 Convocation photographs, 1985

University of Toronto: 1981 1986 Correspondence, 12 June 1981 to 11 April 66-5 Erindale College 1986

University of Toronto: 1983 1986 Correspondence and UTFA Newsletters, 66-6 Faculty Association 24 January 1983 to 15 May 1986 Includes brief entitled “The Future Development of the Universities of Ontario,” 20 August 1984

University of Toronto 1980 1986 Correspondence, 7 August 1980 to 27 66-7 Hart House January 1986

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University of Toronto: 1980 1984 Correspondence and article about Détente 66-8 Information Services for The Bulletin , 22 September 1980 to 12 March 1984

University of Toronto: 1984 1984 Correspondence, 25 September to 18 66-9 Innis College October 1984

University of Toronto: 1984 1985 Correspondence, 19 January 1984 to 28 66-10 International May 1985; Includes photograph of GI Cooperation meeting the Chinese Ambassador, Consul General, and their wives in March 1985

University of Toronto: 1982 1986 Correspondence, 25 November 1982 to 14 66-11 Medicine March 1986

University of Toronto: 1985 1986 Correspondence concerning Now Rooz / 66-12 Now Rooz Foundation New Day Cultural Foundation, 8 October 1985 to 25 June 1985

University of Toronto: 1989 1989 Framed certificate given “To Dr. George Box 79 Now Rooz Foundation Ignatieff, In recognition of his outstanding contribution … to multiculturalism, The New Day Foundation, 21 March 1989”

University of Toronto: 1981 1986 Correspondence, 27 February 1981 to 19 66-13 President June 1986

University of Toronto 1980 1986 Correspondence, 23 July 1980 to 17 April 66-14 Press 1986

University of Toronto: 1980 1985 Correspondence, 26 January 1980 to 2 66-15 Private Funding December 1985

University of Toronto: 1984 1985 Correspondence, 21 February 1984 to 15 66-16 Public and Community November 1985 Relations

University of Toronto: 1980 1986 Correspondence, 21 July 1980 to 2 May 67-1 Robarts Library 1986

University of Toronto: 1983 1985 Correspondence, 20 June 1983 to 12 June 67-2 Centre for Russian and 1985 East European Studies

University of Toronto: St. 1982 1986 Correspondence, 21 June 1982 to 6 June 67-3 Michael's College 1986

University of Toronto: 1981 1985 Correspondence, 2 June 1981 to19 67-4 Scarborough College December 1985

University of Toronto: 1981 1985 Correspondence, 30 October 1981 to 5 67-5 Students' Administrative November 1985 Council (SAC)

University of Toronto: 1980 1986 Correspondence, 9 July 1980 to 13 June 67-6 Trinity College 1986

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University of Toronto: 1980 1985 Correspondence, 21 July 1980 to 15 May 67-7 University College 1985

University of Toronto: 1981 1985 Correspondence, 24 March 1981 to 21 67-8 University College Chair January 1985; Includes proposal, “The of Peace Studies Chair of Peace Studies in University College,” [October 1981]

University of Toronto: 1981 1986 Correspondence, 28 January 1981 to 4 67-9 Victoria College February 1986; Includes Vic Report , Winter 1981, with piece on GI, p.15

University of Toronto: 1981 1986 Correspondence, 16 March 1981 to 17 67-10 Woodsworth College June 1986

University of Toronto: 1980 1986 Correspondence, 17 November 1980 to 27 67-11 Wycliffe College February 1986

University of Toronto: 1980 1983 Correspondence, 4 September 1980 to 9 67-12 Miscellaneous November 1983

University of Toronto: 1984 1984 Correspondence, 14 March to 12 67-13 Miscellaneous December 1984

University of Toronto: 1985 1985 Correspondence, 18 January to 4 67-14 Miscellaneous December 1985 Includes 1 photograph on the occasion of the first honorary doctorate given to a native woman (Institute of Immunology), September 1985, and 2 photographs of GI taken at the naming of the Claude Bissell building, 12 June 1984

University of Toronto - 1986 1986 Correspondence, 6 January to 25 June 68-1 Miscellaneous 1986

“V” Miscellaneous 1985 1986 Correspondents and organizations 68-2 including Vanier Medal 1985 (including speech), Agnes van’t Bosch and others

World Institute of Stress 1983 1985 Correspondence, letters patent, meetings, 68-3 and Humanity [WISH] 13 June 1983 to 18 February 1985

“W” Miscellaneous 1981 1986 Correspondents and organizations 68-4 including World Federalists of Canada, World Council of Churches, World Citizens Centre, Gregory Wirick, Wilfrid Laurier University, University of Windsor, and others

“Y” Miscellaneous 1982 1986 Correspondents and organizations 68-5 including York University, Yale Canadian Students Association, and others

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Daily appointment books 1982 1985 Appointment books: 1982, 1983, 1984, 68-6 1985

SERIES 10: PHOTOGRAPHS

Dates of creation: 1917 - 1988

Extent: Approximately 700 photographs : b&w ; 40x46 cm and smaller 60 photographs : col. ; 34.5x35.5 cm and smaller 30 photographs : b&w ; negatives ; 20x25.5 cm and smaller 5 pages ; b&w ; contact sheets ; 8.5x11 inches 4 photographs : b&w ; slides 4 scrapbooks

Scope and content: Series includes images from Ignatieff’s professional and family life. This visual record of his public career includes photographs of dignitaries and officials, many autographed and some by well- known photographers. There are many photographs of family and friends through the years, including Ignatieff ancestors. Also included are some scrapbooks, one with photographs and postcards from an early trip to Europe in the 1930s.

Note : Lists with partial identification of some photographs in Boxes 69 and 70 are available in the administrative file. Please ask the archivist.

Location / File Listing:

FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END CONTENTS BOX/ DATE DATE FILE #

MacNaughton 1948 1948 1962 One b&w photograph of General Andrew 69-1 G.L. McNaughton at table during UN debate on the Palestine Question, Lake Success, New York, 25 February 1948 Photograph signed: "To George and Alison [Allison sic ] with happiest recollections of the dynamic occasions we have shared, from Mabel and Andrew," 14 April 1962

UN [United Nations] 1949 1949 United Nations General Assembly: Four 69-2 April 1949 b&w photographs, including: - GI and Fernand van Lengenhove (Belgium), 16 April 1949 - Arne Sunde (Norway), Sir Terence Shons (UK) and GI (Canada), 21 June 1949 - GI (Principal Adviser to the Canadian Delegation), 29 April 1949 - GI, Guy de la Tournelle (France), Herbert V. Evatt (Australia), Sir Alexander Cadogan (UKK), 29 April 1949

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Yugoslavia 1956-58 1956 1958 Ten b&w photographs, including GI, Alison 69-3 Ignatieff, Marshall Tito and many unidentified Yugoslavian Officials; Alison Ignatieff and others at international UNESCO conference on the arts; GI, Alison, and others. Man with papers is US ambassador Riddleberger; blonde woman at the centre of the door is Millie Riddleberger (information supplied by Andrew Ignatieff) (See also 71-7)

NATO 1963-65 1963 1966 Twelve b&w photographs, GI at NATO 69-4 meetings with Paul Martin, Minister of External Affairs, and Paul Hellyer, Minister of Defence, 1963-66 George and Alison Ignatieff viewing a painting executed by AI (2 copies)

United Nations 1967 1966 1966 One b&w image of GI witnessing the 69-5 signing of the agreement by David B. Vaughan for the UN to issue stamps at Expo 1967 in Montreal, New York, 12 September 1966

United Nations 1967 1967 1967 Three b&w photographs, as follows: 69-6 - GI (Canada), Otto R. Borch (Denmark), Nuri Eren (Turkey) and Orhan Eralp (Turkey), 24-25 November 1967 - Otto R. Borch (Denmark), GI (Canada) and Senjin Tsuruoka (Japan), 25 October 1967 - Lij Endalkachew Makonnen (Ethiopia), Roger Seydoux (France) and GI (Canada), 29 March 1967

United Nations April 1968 1968 Three b&w photographs (P1515/0031 69-7 1968 missing) including: Mitchell Sharp, GI, and A.T. Benhima (Morocco), 30 April 1968; GI and Yakov Alexandrovich Malik, 30 March 1968; Mitchell Sharp and Canadian staff members, 30 April 1968

Geneva 1968-72 1968 1972 Five b&w photographs with GI and other 69-8 persons, unidentified

Lester Pearson; Paul [195-?] [196-?] Four b&w photographs, one of Paul Martin, 69-9 Martin. and three of Lester B. Pearson (same photo), n.d.

Belgrade, 1956-58 1956 1962 Thirty-five b&w photographs, GI, 69-10 sometimes with Alison, and other often unidentified diplomats, mostly undated Includes one photograph noting Disarmament talks at Geneva; another of George, Alison and Andrew going to

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France on the Homeric, 1962

George and Alison [195-?] [197-?] Eleven b&w family photographs of George, 69-11 Ignatieff Alison and sometimes children, n.d. [See list in file]

Miscellaneous, United [1944?] [1972?] Fifteen b&w photographs of GI and other 69-12 Nations unidentified diplomats at the United Nations, n.d.

New College 1935-1938 1935 1938 Ten b&w photographs, seven negatives of 69-13 New College, Oxford, including All Soul's College and the Magdalene Tower, the view GI’s window, the Bodleian Library and Sheldonian Theatre

Red Scrapbook of Visit 1955 1955 Forty-nine b&w photographs, removed 69-14 to Moscow in 1955, from a scrapbook, of trip to Russia in 1955, Photographs removed showing Lester B. Pearson and many from unidentified diplomats in formal and informal settings. Includes also images of Moscow taken while sightseeing and 1 small booklet in Russian, 1955

Red Scrapbook of Visit 1955 1955 Scrapbook with red cover (37x30 cm), from Oversize to Moscow in 1955 Visit to Moscow in 1955, with notices, Box 78 letters, invitations, theatre tickets and programs, mostly in Russian except for newspaper clippings. Photographs have been taken out and reference numbers (P1515/…) have been inserted onto pages that are very brittle.

Ignatieff family [193-?] [194-?] Ten b&w photographs of unidentified 69-15 Ignatieff ancestors, including additional copies of some images [P1515/0172, Bust of Count Nicholas Ignatieff, Varna, Bulgaria, GI's grandfather, 1930s? P1515/0164, Count Paul Ignatieff, Paul's grandfather, 1870s; 0166 to 0168, Count Nicholas Ignatieff, Paul's father, 1870s]

Negatives, unidentified [193-?] [194-?] Twenty negatives, unidentified 69-16

Photographs, [193-?] [195-?] Three b&w photographs: Sonia, daughter 69-17 unidentified of Aunt Marjory; Alison Ignatieff; Photo of Red Star soccer team mounted on cardboard by Michael and stating “Picture of C. Zvezda after taking the cup from Velez,” 1958 One large negative with two images of Alison and GI

Album, Photographs [193-?] 1964 Small booklet containing fourteen b&w 70-1 family photographs (two in colour),

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including captions probably provided by Andrew [See back of booklet] Additional sixteen b&w photographs, including house in Ottawa, Aunt Marjory and daughter, and other unidentified images

Postcards [195-?] [195-?] Eight b&w postcards (plus 1 in colour) and 70-2 four smaller cards showing images of Moscow

Photographs, family [193-?] [196-?] Fifty-nine family photographs, mostly b&w, 70-3 with captions by Andrew Ignatieff

Photographs, family [193-?] 1969 Twenty-eight family photographs, mostly 70-4 b&w, with captions by Andrew Ignatieff

Photographs, family [193-?] [195-?] Four b&w photographs of a young GI, one 70-5 with baby

Photographs, family [192-?] [193-?] Seven b&w photographs of the young 70-6 Ignatieff boys [?], some duplicates

Photographs, family [193_?] 1971 Forty-two photographs of family and 70-7 friends, mostly unidentified, some colour

Photographs, family [192-?] [195-?] Four professional b&w portraits mounted 70-8 on board, three of young boy, GI[?] (duplicate of one image) and another of man

Photographs, family [192-?] 1970 Sixty-one mostly b&w photographs: Forty- 70-9 eight of family and friends, thirteen of locations, one contact sheet with photos of a formal dance

Photographs, family [193-?] 1961 Twenty-one mostly b&w photos, including 70-10 twelve of family and friends, and nine of locations, a few colour (mostly unidentified, but a few notes on back of photos)

Photographs, family [193-?] 1988 Twenty mostly b&w family photographs 71-1 and two negatives. Includes photograph of GI and AI aboard the Queen Elizabeth, Winter 1957, and b&w photograph of GI speaking at Prisoners of Conscience: Free at Last, Amnesty International, 17 March 1988, University of Toronto

Photographs, Turning of [1978] [1979] Six colour photographs [construction of the 71-2 the Sod for Ignatieff Theatre completed in 1979] Theatre

Photographs, George 1974 1986 Photographs, mostly b&w, by Robert 71-3

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Ignatieff Lansdale: Three loose photographs of GI; Five pages of File Proofs showing GI in various Trinity College locations: four from 1974 and 1975 and one from 1986 during convocation; One col. photograph of convocation [1986?]

Photographs 1958 1984 Eleven b&w photographs, some 71-4 autographed, mostly of dignitaries either with GI, AI, or alone Includes images of Jean Sauvé and GI as Pearson Peace Medallist 28 October 1984, Howard Green 1962, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Jules Léger and wife Gabrielle 1974, GI at United Nations 1966, Alison and ambassadors’ wives, Belgrade 1958

Photographs [196-?] [198-?] Seventeen mostly b&w photographs of GI 71-5 and other dignitaries such as Jules Léger at official events Includes souvenir of exhibition “Canadian Painting in the Thirties, and photo of artists Charles F. Comfort and Carl Schaefer, 1975, and some family photos

Photographs [198-] [1988] Three b&w photographs of GI, probably 71-6 during his years as Chancellor of the University

From scrapbook - Public 1948 [196-?] Thirty one b&w photographs of GI’s early 71-7 career days at the United Nations and as Ambassador to Yugoslavia Includes images of Pearson and GI laying wreath at war memorial at Stalingrad (now Volgograd) in 1955; Foreign Secretary Koca Popovic (far right) and Bert Hart (back row at left) laying wreath at war memorial at Avala, undated (See also 69- 3); GI presenting Letter of Credence to Yugoslavian representative, GI with Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia, and with Yovanka Broz, Yugoslavia’s 1st lady as well as a typed description of having tea with her; GI and AI with Jules and Gabrielle Léger in Rome 1964; Invitation by President Eisenhower to the White House, 1953; and United States Senate Chamber pass for AI to the gallery for 83rd Congress, 1953

Photographs 1917 [1987?] Twenty-four photographs, of which 71-8 nineteen are b&w. Includes soldier with three children “taken at 86 North? Road, Hythe, Kent, in the summer of 1917”; GI and the Dalai Lama; GI and Mrs. Diefenbaker; Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip; Lester B. Pearson,

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NATO officials on ship, 1963; Convocation; Fold-out brochure with photos of party for Norman Robertson, 1977

Photographs 1974 1974 Two slides, two rows of negatives, 71-9 unidentified

Photographs 1948 [1987?] Eleven photographs (b&w, col.), including 71-10 one signed by Andrew McNaughton 1948, GI, Paul Martin, L.B. Pearson; New Day Foundation Board members 1986; General Norstadt, NATO 1962; Convocation, [198- ?]; image of Queen Elizabeth, Prince Phillip with another couple, signed to AI and GI, [195-?]

Photographs [195-?] [196-?] Two b&w photographs and one negative, 71-11 including GI and AI dancing; GI with L.B. Pearson, one signed by “Mike Pearson”

Photographs, from 1935 1988 Seventy-seven mostly b&w photographs 71-12 scrapbook “Public documenting GI’s diplomatic, academic Career” and personal life through the years Includes portrait photographs of GI as a young man, group photo with the Queen and Prince Phillip, Convocation, 1985, with Oscar Peterson playing the piano, GI with Pauline McGibbon 1974, GI and AI on trip to Eastern Europe in 1988. Also includes flyers with caricatures from the opening of the George Ignatieff theatre, November 1979

Photographs [193-?] [193-?] Sixty-five b&w photographs mounted on 72-1 black scrapbook pages, sometimes on the back of pages of postcards showing artworks. Possibly taken during a trip to Europe with Bill Crean in 1936. There are photographs of Vienna, London, Italy, and some images of Germany during Nazi times.

Photographs [193-?] [193-?] Thirty-six photographs on the back of black 72-2 scrapbook pages. In addition to the photographs, there are many postcards of Florence and Rome, as well as of Florence’s works of art.

Photographs [192-?] 1978 Four b&w photographs of Ignatieff Oversize ancestors pasted on black boards: Box 76-7 1) Four men, in military uniforms; 2) Five Ignatieff sons (?), ranging in age from adult to 6-7 years old; 3) “General Ignatieff, The Whitehall Review , 15 June 1878”; 4) Little boy (GI?)

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Photographs 1937 1937 Two b&w photographs, framed on board, Oversize of eight students (identified), including GI, Box 76-4 titled: “New College, 2nd Torpid, 1937” (Oxford); and Photograph, framed on board, of nine students (identified), including GI, titled: “New College, 2nd Eight, 1937” (Oxford)

Photographs by Karsh [195-?] [195-?] Three Karsh b&w portraits: Nicholas Oversize Ignatieff? (Damaged at bottom and right Box 77 side); Hume Wrong (No.3); Louis St. Laurent (No.2), with handwritten inscription: “To my friend, George Ignatieff: With warm regards and best wishes, Louis St. Laurent, January 1957”

Photographs 1973 [198-] Three b&w photographs: GI being Oversize presented with an honorary degree at Box 77 Bishop’s University, 26 May 1973. Jerry Lemay, photographer [See also Box 11- 11]; Two b&w portraits of GI standing and of GI smiling, Photographer Blackstone, Shelburne New York, n.d.

Photographs 1974 1974 Two col. photographs: GI with two other Oversize men. Inscription says “Reception 14/2/74 Box 77 Photographs 1957 1965 Musées nationaux du C[anada]” and note Oversize in French by Bernard Ostry. Photographer, Box 77 John Evans, Ottawa; GI and AI with another couple, from the same reception Musées nationaux du Canada reception, 14/2/74. Photographer, John Evans, Ottawa

Three formal portrait photographs: Paul Martin [Sr.], with handwritten inscription: “With the best of good wishes, Paul Martin, May 10, ‘65”; Roland and Mrs. Norah Willis Michener, col., by Cavouk, n.d.; Lester B. Pearson by “Gaby” [Gabriel Desmarais of Montreal], with handwritten inscription “To George Ignatieff with warm regards from L.B. Pearson, Jan.12/57”

Photographs 1957 1957 One b&w framed photograph of Vincent Oversize Massey in his uniform, by Yousuf Karsh. Box 78 Handwritten inscription under photograph: “To George and Alison, With affectionate good wishes, Vincent Massey, 1957”

Photographs [1984?] [1993?] One framed photograph, col , of GI Box 79 shaking hands with Brian Mulroney, n.d. Handwritten inscription under photograph states: “George, with admiration and best wishes, Brian Mulroney,” and the back of the frame notes: “Prime Minister / Premier

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Ministre, Brian Mulroney” with Canada’s official coat of arms

SERIES 11: CLIPPINGS AND PRINTED MATERIALS

Dates of creation: 1933 - 1989

Extent: 13 cm of textual records 1 scrapbook

Scope and content: Series includes newspaper clippings, either originals or photocopies, as well as other printed documents. Many of these articles are on world events or other topics related to GI's professional life and most are undated. Also included are GI's honorary degrees and other awards as well as notice of GI's wedding to AI in 1945.

Location / File Listing:

FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END CONTENTS BOX/ DATE DATE FILE #

Clippings 1942 [197-?] Clippings and photocopies of articles 73-1 about Canada House and the High Commission of Canada

Miscellaneous clippings [197-?] 1982 Various clippings including those about 73-2 GI’s installation as Provost of Trinity in 1972 and as Chancellor of the University in 1980 Includes booklet “The Church and Ethics in Public Life,” Canterbury College, University of Windsor, 1975, with Foreword by GI

Press clippings 1969 [197-?] Clippings about GI as Canadian 73-3 Ambassador to the UN, about disarmament and the Geneva Talks

Press clippings 1970 [197-?] Clippings about NATO, the nuclear test 73-4 ban and arms race

Press clippings 1971 [197-?] Continuation of above, as well as 73-5 underground nuclear tests, disarmament

Press clippings 1972 1972 As above 73-6

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International 1972 1972 International Perspectives , Journal of the 73-7 Perspectives Department of External Affairs, January/February 1972. Includes article by GI, “Combating nuclear ‘overkill’”

Clippings, pre-1973 [193-?] 1973 Clippings of GI as a student, GI wedding to 73-8 Alison, to GI as Provost, and other topics

Clippings - re Ignatieff 1972 1985 Various clippings, including Installation 73-9 Programme of GI as 9th Provost and Vice- Chancellor of Trinity, 1972; and Trinity Convocation Bulletins, Volume 9, No.4, Spring 1972 and Volume 10, No.2, First term issue 1972 re GI as new Provost

Clippings - Third World [197-?] [198-?] Articles about the Third World, the United 73-10 Nations, and globalization

Clippings – General 1975 [198-?] Clippings and articles on a variety of topics 73-11 including diplomacy, nuclear arms race; Articles on or by Walter Gordon, English- French relations in Canada

Ignatieff Publications [198-] 1981 Includes book review by GI for the 73-12 Canadian Historical Review : "Canada in World Affairs, Volume XII (1963-1965))" by Charlotte S.M. Girard; Policy Options/Politiques, Vol. 2:4, September / October 1981 with article on defence by GI: “Updating Canadian Security"

Offprints, typescripts and 1972 1981 Includes published brochures and 73-13 other printed works typescript papers: "L'Église Orthodoxe Russe: Saint-Nicolas et Sante-Alexandra, 1859-1959"; "World Armaments and Disarmament: SIPRI Yearbook 1972"; "Official Responsibility, Private Conscience and Public Information" by Gordon Robertson; "Canadian Reply to the 'Second Inquiry on Population Growth and Development’” for the World Population Conference, 1974; "The United Nations at Thirty" by John W. Holmes; The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, January 1975, titled "The Charade of Piecemeal Arms Limitation" by Bernard T. Feld; Speech from the Throne Opening the Third Session of the Thirtieth Parliament, October 18, 1977; "Canadian Association of Rhodes Scholars Newsletter," October 1978; Notes for Remarks by Hon. Flora MacDonald to Annual Meeting, Canadian Political Science Association, 1980; Reagan Administration Policy on

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Strategic Arms Control, by Charles R. Gellner, 1981

Offprints etc. -- Cuban [197-?] [197-?] Typescript photocopy of a paper submitted 73-14 Missile Crisis to Pacific Historical Review , March 1977, entitled "Canada, the United States, and the Cuban Missile Crisis" by Jocelyn Maynard Ghent

Clippings, by and about [197-?] 1989 Newspaper clippings from various 73-15 Ignatieff publications, many unidentified, including GI and other family members, diplomacy, nuclear disarmament, governor-general appointment

Clippings 1945 1980 Newspaper clippings, including notice of 73-16 marriage of GI to Alison Grant (and photograph), 1945; and death of Paul Ignatieff

Ontario University 1979 1979 “System on the Brink: A Financial Analysis 73-17 System of the Ontario University System 1979,” Ontario Council on University Affairs, September 1979

Trinity University Review 1933 1934 The Trinity University Review , February 73-18 1933, March 1934

Honorary degrees and 1969 1977 Honorary degrees and diplomas from: Oversize diplomas York University, 27 September 1975; Box 76-7 Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick, 10 October 1978; Lennoxville, 26 May 1973; University of Toronto, 14 November 1969; University of Victoria [maybe at U of T?], 5 May 1977

Honorary degrees and 1984 1984 Honorary degrees from the University of Oversize diplomas Victoria (bound), 1984 (Box 77-5), and Box 77-3 Trent University, 1984 (Box 77-3) and 77-5

Miscellaneous Printed 1957 1989 Various degrees, diplomas and Oversize Material certificates, sketches and posters Boxes Includes four certificates from Elizabeth 76, 77 the Second appointing GI to different posts

Scrapbook, Visit to 1955 1955 1 scrapbook with red cover (37x30 cm), Oversize Moscow from Visit to Moscow in 1955, with notices, Box 78 letters, invitations, theatre tickets and programs, mostly in Russian except for newspaper clippings. Photographs have been taken out and reference numbers (P1515/…) have been inserted onto pages, some of which are damaged

Scrapbook pages 1945 1955 Five loose scrapbook pages [fragile; Oversize

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possibly from the 1955 Moscow Box 78 scrapbook], with one b&w photograph of GI and another man, other pages with announcements of GI and AI’s marriage and of the birth of a son. Envelopes contain congratulatory telegrams and notes.

Scrapbook, United 1966 1969 Scrapbook with red cover containing Oversize Nations newspaper and magazine clippings, and Box 78 other documents of GI’s time as Canada’s ambassador to the United Nations from 1966 to 1969. Includes one b&w photograph pasted into scrapbook

SERIES 12: AUDIO AND VIDEOTAPES

Dates of creation: [197-?] - 1986

Extent: 21 audiotapes 2 videotapes 1 reel to reel magnetic tape

Scope and content: Series includes miscellaneous audio and video material including some of GI's speeches and dictated chapters of his memoirs.

Location / Item Listing: Box 74

16 audiotapes, George Ignatieff, dictated texts of “Surprise! Surprise!” Chapters 3 to 15, n.d.

Voice of the Pioneer, 4 programs, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, with Bill McNeil. n.d. - 1 audiotape

George Ignatieff, Speech, “Canada and the Arms Race,” Canadian Labour Congress, Banff, 25 May [1980?] - 1 audiotape

George Ignatieff, Nowlan Lecture, Part 1, Canada’s Domestic Diplomacy and National Disunity (Side A); Part 2, National Diplomacy and Defence, n.d. (Side B) - 1 audiotape

George Ignatieff, Speech to World Federalists, Halifax, 17 May [197-?, 198-?] - 1 audiotape

George Ignatieff, Speech, “Alternate Strategies for Peace and Security, The True North Strong and Free Conference, Edmonton, November 1986 - 1 audiotape

"Conversations avec Georges Ignatieff," re events of 1913-17. 2 hours, n.d. - 1 reel to reel magnetic tape

Inquiry, Highlights of "The True North Strong and Free?” A Public Inquiry into Canadian Defence Policy and Nuclear Arms, Edmonton, 1986, 59 minutes - videotape

"National Defence: Highlights of the White Paper by the Minister of Defence," n.d. - videotape

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SERIES 13: ANDREW IGNATIEFF FILES

Dates of creation: 1936 - 1989

Extent: 13 cm of textual records 5 photographs : b&w ; 25x25 cm or smaller 1 photograph : col ; 7x13 cm or smaller 12 photographs : b&w ; negatives ; 12.5x10 cm and smaller 2 photographs : b&w ; slides

Scope and content: Series includes material from a final accession of material from the Ignatieff home when it was sold. There are personal papers and documents, and photographs related to the family as well as condolence letters to Michael and Andrew after the death of their father.

Location / File Listing

FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START END CONTENTS BOX/ DATE DATE FILE #

Correspondence, 1974 1989 Correspondence concerning Alison 75-1 George and Alison Ignatieff’s health and benefits, 1986 (Dr. Ignatieff - Personal Donald R. McLachlan, TGH); Mortgage on 18 Palmerston Gardens; Appraisal for Alison’s jewellery, 1974

Correspondence 1980 1989 Correspondence, 1980 to 1989 75-2 Including letter to Buckingham Palace requesting message from the Queen to Prof. W.E. Swinton, ROM; Thank you letter from Bette Stephenson

Newspaper and 1939 1963 Miscellaneous clippings, photocopies, 75-3 magazine articles including article by Geoffrey C. Andrew [uncle], head of AUCC; Material in Russian, Nicholas Pavlovich? Ignatieff, GI’s grandfather, Bulgarian magazine, Sofia February 1939; 1909 Sofia re GI, booklet Baronoff Marco, author; Article in Maclean ’s Magazine by Nicholas Ignatieff, 15 February 1951; Image of the family coat of arms given to 1880 by the Tsar; Letter from GI in Russian to Helena Kanova

Newspaper clippings 1984 1989 Clippings about GI, 1984 to 1989 75-4 Including “From Russia, with Luck, The Making of a Peacemonger,” about GI (Varsity News , March/April 1985)

Newspaper clippings 1986 1988 Newspaper clippings and correspondence 75-5

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and correspondence related to GI’s travel to Soviet Union 1986 and Bulgaria 1987, including letter concerning funeral arrangements for Leonid, 1988. Many clippings in Russian

Newspaper articles and [197-?] 1989 Newspaper clippings, correspondence 75-6 Profiles about GI. Included is photocopy of 1936 Varsity article about Rhodes scholar GI. Also included are articles by Christina McCall, "End of an Era," abut GI in Saturday Night , June 1985, and some articles in Russian

Condolence letters on 1989 1989 Four memorial booklets from Wing On 75-7 death of GI Funeral Chapel from GI’s funeral, 19 September 1989; Guest lists, Many letters of condolence (3 folders)

Condolence letters on 1989 1989 See above 75-8 death of GI Includes one photograph of GI at New Day Reception, 21 March 1987

Condolence letters on 1989 1989 See above 75-9 death of GI

Alison Ignatieff - Guest 1966 1969 Guest lists for various activities during GI's 75-10 lists, Department of work with the Department of External External Affairs Affairs

Photographs, [1944?] [1972?] One b&w photograph, 2 slides, 10 75-11 unidentified negatives.

Photographs, [1944?] [1972?] Four b&w photographs 75-12 unidentified

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