Guide to the Mark Gayn Papers

MS Coll. 215

Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

University of Toronto

Prepared by Graham S. Bradshaw

Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library University of Toronto 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... iii Foreword ...... iv Scope and Content Note ...... V Biographical Sketch •••• ...... vii Abbreviations/Symbols ...... xi Series l: Biographical and Personal • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l Series 2: Correspondence • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .5 Series 3: Diaries ...... 8 Series 4: Notebooks ...... 11 Series 5: Subject Files ...... 20 Series 6: Lectures ...... 38 Series 7: Conferences, Seminars ...... 47 Series 8: Books ...... 53 Series 9: Articles ...... 64 Series 10: Book Reviews ...... '87 Series 11: Translations ...... 96 Series 12: Literary Agent Activities ...... 98 Series 13: Broadcast Media ...... • 102 Series 14: Audio-Visual Recordings ...... • 108 Series 1.5: Press and Information Kits ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• 124 Series 16: Posters ...... 127 Series 17: Ephemera ...... 130 Series 18: Artifacts ...... •...•••••..••...•.•.•.••••••••••.• 13 .5 Series 19: Material from Suzanne Gayn, Philip Jaffe, and Bertram Wolfe ...... 138 Series 20: Photographs .141 l INTRODUCTION

The official records of twentieth-century historical events are voluminous and have been preserved by institutions in quantities matched by none of the preceding eras. These vast archival resources are beginning to be exploited by historians and critical commentators on all the facets of human endeavour and will provide the basis of whatever historical perspective scholars of the future will be able to bring to bear on our own time. By themselves, however, these records are not enough: the unofficial observations and reflections of perceptive independent observers are required to provide both information and critical balance. The University of Toronto Library, dedicated as it is to providing research collections for the academic community of today and of the future, is privileged to house and administer the Mark Gayn Collection, one of the most extensive and important collections of its kind. This collection is significant for its scope, its depth, and its focus, encompassing several of the most tumultuous political and social upheavals of our age. Its potential for any scholar interested in the modern history of China, Japan, the U.S.S.R., Vietnam, Greece or Czechoslovakia is vast, but before it can be fully exploited it must be described in sufficient detail to be understood and used. The Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library was fortunate to secure the expert services of Graham Bradshaw to catalogue and describe the manuscript notebooks, diaries, drafts of books and articles, tapes, films and photographs and compile this detailed description of the collection. The acquisition and description of the Mark Gayn Collection is the result of cooperation, enlightened generosity and concern for the preservation of cultural history. Mark and Suzanne Gayn arranged for the donation to the University of Toronto before his death in December, 1981 and Suzanne has been consistently generous and helpful. The University and generations of scholars owe her special gratitude. The Atkinson Foundation through its President, Mrs. H.A. Hindmarsh, provided a substantial grant for the Library to sort, arrange and describe the collection and this publication is one result of its crucial assistance to this project. William Saywell, now the President of Simon Fraser University, was instrumental in arranging for the collection to come to the University of Toronto and has kindly contributed a foreword, written from the perspective of a personal friend of Mark Gayn. This catalogue is, of course, a small monument to the remarkable career of Mark Gayn. It is an attempt to ensure that his achievements will continue to be sources of information and inspiration to all who would attempt to comprehend and understand our civilization.

Richard Landon, Head, l - Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library I FOREWORD

Mark Gayn's extraordinary life as one of North America's best known and most accomplished journalists spanned five decades. He observed many of this century's tumultuous events from the 1930s to his death in 1981. The breadth of his interests was almost limitless, from politics and economics to culture and the arts. Above all, he was an outstanding observer and analyst of the great human dramas that unfolded in the century. He met and interviewed many of the famous and the infamous behind those dramas. In recording their views, portraying their actions and analysing the consequences, Mark Gayn not only recorded history in the making; he made history as well.

I had the very good fortune to know Mark as a fellow "China-Watcher" and as a personal friend. In the 1970s we both lived and worked in Hong Kong. As the Cultural Revolution tore China apart and its violence spilled over into the British Territory, I was able to observe events at very close hand and discuss their historic importance with Mark. The historical perspective and cultural sensitivity Mark brought to all his writings on China singled him out as an unique observer of Chinese affairs.

I am very pleased that Mark and his wife Suzanne agreed to give the extremely valuable collection of his papers and library to the University of Toronto, whose Robarts Library is the pre-eminent university library in Canada. Mark's long association with the Toronto Star, and the many friends that he and Suzanne have throughout both the city and the University, make it particularly fitting that this part of his exceptional legacy should be housed at the University of Toronto.

The Mark Gayn Collection will be used for decades to come by the historians, journalists and social scientists who will continue to write on the events and issues it encompasses. His notebooks, diaries and correspondence will provide important new information and perspectives on the Chinese Revolution, the American occupation of Japan, the Greek Civil War, major developments in the Cold War in Asia and Europe, and a host of other historic events of this century. His published and unpublished manuscripts will strengthen the archival resources for those who will interpret and re­ interpret the history of much of this century. His newspaper despatches and articles should be read with care by all those who would attempt to follow his footsteps in a profession he loved, and one to which he gave so very much.

William G. Saywell President Simon Fraser University t I SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

I The Mark Gayn papers are an extremely interesting and valuable record of a journalist's career which covered some fifty years. They contain not only the journalistic output of Mark Gayn (his writings, broadcasts, lectures, etc.), I but also the research materials he used in his work, and an assortment of memorabilia brought back from numerous assignments. I Much of this very large collection, when received, was arranged in broad subject categories. For example, Gayn grouped many of his lectures together and organized his research material along geographical lines. In order to make the collection more accessible and useful to the researcher, it was I necessary to revise the organization considerably. More specific subject headings have been created and similar materials have been grouped into series. The notebooks, for example, were originally divided geographically I but were scattered throughout the collection in no particular order. They have now been brought together into one series but the geographical arrangements have been retained. The biographical and personal items which I have been brought together to form one series, provide another example of material found throughout the collection. The Mark Gayn papers as a whole have been divided into twenty series or I main categories, as follows: Biographical and Personal, Correspondence, Diaries, Notebooks, Subject Files, Lectures, Conferences and Sel'!'inars, Books, Articles, Book Reviews, Translations, Literary Agent Activities, I Broadcast Media, Audio-Visual Recordings, Press and Information Kits, Posters, Ephemera, Artifacts, Material from Suzanne Gayn, Philip Jaffe, and Bertram Wolfe, and Photographs (for a description of the contents for the I series, see the statements preceding each series). One of the main features of this collection is its interesting diversity in terms of scope, physical format and places of origin. It includes both manuscript and printed I materials, the latter consisting of articles, pamphlets, reports, books, ephemera and posters. The collection also contains cassette tapes, phonodiscs, 16mm. films, photographs and artifacts. Records from China, the U.S.S.R. and North Korea, posters from Vietnam and Cuba, and dolls from I Communist China dressed in military uniforms are but a few examples of the wide variety of items that Gayn acquired.

Of all this material the most noteworthy from a research point of view are the notebooks, diaries, tapes of interviews, and photographs. More specifically, the information these categories provide on China and Japan is 'I especially important. With respect to China the following types of material are of particular importance: photographs from the 1930s to the 1980s, notebooks, diaries and tapes of interviews. In addition, the large quantity of Chinese ephemera, artifacts and posters produced during the Cultural r Revolution is a unique element of this collection. In the case of Japan, the notebooks and diaries for the immediate post-war period and for the 1970s and early 1980s are most significant, as are the tapes of the interviews with ,~I Japanese leaders. It should be noted that much of this material pertains vi directly to the books Gayn wrote on Japan, Japan Diary (1948), and Shin Nippon Nikki (New Japan Diary) (1982). It will be evident from the foregoing remarks on the strengths of the collection that information on a given subject may be found in several series. For example Russian material is located in at least ten series including Series 4, ,, 6, 9, 13, 16 and 17. One segment of the Mark Gayn papers not previously mentioned but of considerable interest is the book collection which represents a portion of his personal library. This includes copies of the books written by Gayn, as well as those in which his articles appeared. Books, pamphlets and serials acquired by Gayn are also part of the collection. Especially interesting are the Chinese books from the 1940s, 1960s and 1970s.

Further Mark Gayn material may be found in the Butler Library at Columbia University in the Curtis Brown Ltd. papers, Boxes 1,2 and 827, and the Random House papers, Box 1032. I I I I BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Mark Julius Gayn (ne Ginsbourg), one of Canada's foremost journalists, was born April 21, 1909, of Russian-Jewish parents, at Barim, a tiny railway I station near the Manchurian-Mongolian border. His father was in the timber business, managing lumber concessions and sawmills in a variety of locations throughout the Far East. His mother, an intelligent, cultured woman, was a I dentist who had graduated with honours when already a mother of three. Gayn's early life, recounted in his autobiography, Journey From The East, was very much a pioneer existence, providing him and his two younger I brothers with excitement and adventure. The nature of their father's occupation meant that the family was forced to move many times. As a result, Gayn received much of his early education from tutors and I governesses. Later, he went to Chinese, Russian and English schools. It was while attending the public school in Harbin, at the age of thirteen, that Gayn I found his true love, journalism. 1 In 1923, the family moved to Vladivostok, which had recently been taken over by the Bolsheviks. Here he sold his first two news items to a local newspaper, Krasnoe Znamia (Red Banner). One was a review of a novel, the I other a report on the city's volleyball team. He was also enrolled in a Soviet public school where for the first time he was exposed to Marxist teaching and I communist propaganda. In 1926, the family moved once again, this time to Shanghai where Gayn continued his education at an English school. He became friendly with a I group of young Chinese nationalists and often acted as their messenger, carrying proscribed newsletters and anti-imperialist leaflets for them.

In the spring of 1929, Gayn applied to Pomona College in Claremont, I California. He was accepted and in the fall of that year left China for the United States. He majored in political science and was also very active on the college newspaper, Student Life, eventually becoming editor-in-chief. In I 1933, Gayn graduated magna cum laude and that fall entered the School of Journalism at Columbia University after receiving a Pulitzer travelling r scholarship. Upon graduation from Columbia University in 1934, Gayn returned to Shanghai as a special correspondent for the Washington Post. In addition, he I accepted a position as an editor in the English section of the Japanese Rengo News Agency, later renamed Domei Tsushin-sha. With the outbreak of war between Japan and China in 1937, Gayn resigned his position with Domei and I went to work as city editor Oater news editor) of Shanghai's American-run I 1 Mark Gayn. Journey From The East, p. 75. I ~ viii daily, the China Press, which was noted for its strong anti-Japanese stance. Because many of his articles were opposed to Japanese actions in China, Gayn often resorted to the use of pseudonyms such as Alfred Lusk and Aurelius to protect himself. Gayn also wrote unsigned articles and editorials for John B. Powell's China Weekly Review. Shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War in Europe, Gayn returned to the United States. It was at this point that he changed his name from Ginsbourg to Gayn in order to prevent Japanese reprisals against his youngest brother, Sam, who remained in Shanghai. 2 Gayn's first year in the United States was spent in New York working on his book, The Fight For The Pacific, and writing articles for various newspapers. In the fall of 1940, Gayn joined the staff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. That same year he married Julia Rubinraut, whom he had known in Shanghai. She died a year later. His second wife, Sally Waldman, was introduced to him by his publisher. At the end of 1941, he became a contributing editor at Newsweek, and for a brief period in 1944 worked for Time in the same capacity. - Early in 1945, Gayn was hired by the Chicago Sun as chief of its projected Moscow bureau, a position he never filled because the Soviet government refused him a visa. While waiting for the Russian decision, Gayn remained in New York writing for the Sun, as well as for other publications such as The Saturday Evening Post and Collier's. In J!-Jne-of that year, however, Gayn was arrested by the FBI along with five others, including Philip Jaffe, editor of the journal Amerasia, on charges of illegally procuring and publishing secret government information. In the resulting "Amerasia case", the Grand Jury refused to indict Gayn, and all the charges were dropped. At the end of November 1945, Gayn was sent to Tokyo by the Chicago Sun as its bureau chief for Japan and Korea, a position he held until early 1947, when the paper dissolved its foreign news syndicate. During his assignment in Japan, Gayn wrote critical reports on the policies of the United States military government under General Douglas MacArthur, covered the first democratic elections held since the surrender, and examined the implementation of land reform in the countryside. He also reported on events in Korea, making a trip to that country in October 1946.

In the early months of 1947, Gayn was sent by the tabloid PM Daily to China, where he was able to interview several leaders of the Communist Party in their mountain stronghold at Yenan. These leaders included Mao Tse-tung, Chou En-lai, Liu Shao-chi and Chu Teh.

2 Ibid, p. 115. I I ix I Upon his return to New York in mid-1947, Gayn wrote a book based on his experiences in Japan and Korea entitled Japan Diary, which became a I bestseller. The following May, Gayn travelled to Europe, accredited by several publications including The Star Weekly (Toronto) and the New York Star. He was also commissioned by his publisher to write a book on Europe I entitled Europe Today which, however, he did not complete. With Paris as his base, Gayn spent the next four years travelling throughout Europe, including eighteen months behind the Iron Curtain. I Among the stories he covered were the anti-Communist campaigns in the Grammos Mountains of Greece and the show trials in Bulgaria and Hungary. His articles appeared in the London Daily Telegraph, the New Republic and, I under the byline Thomas Ballard, in Le Monde. While in Hungary, Gayn met Suzanne Lengvary, an actress whom he married in 1950, his wife Sally having died two years previously. In order to protect Suzanne's relatives in Budapest I from possible reprisals, Gayn used the name of Ballard when writing on Communist matters. Gayn returned to the United States at the end of 1952 and the following I year he and his wife emigrated to Canada. During the 19.50s, Gayn wrote articles and book reviews for a number of publications including The Star Weekly, The Nation and the Japanese newspaper, Yomiuri. In 19.59, he joined I the staff of the Toronto Daily Star as its eastern affairs expert and editorial writer. During his twenty-two years as a Star reporter, Gayn made frequent trips to the U.S.S.R. and several visits to China. His return to China in the spring of 196.5, his first visit since 1947, resulted in a series of articles which I appeared in many leading newspapers including The New York Times. In addition, he received a large number of offers from American publishers to I write a book on China, which unfortunately he never completed. Between 1966 and 1972, Gayn was stationed in Hong Kong as the chief of the Star's Asia bureau. He covered events in China and other parts of Asia, particularly the Cultural Revolution, the war in Vietnam, and the creation of Bangladesh. During this period Gayn's columns were syndicated in the United States by the Chicago Daily News. Before his return to Canada in 1972, Gayn 'I was one of four correspondents allowed to visit North Korea. From 1972 until 1981, Gayn was based in Toronto, but his extended trips abroad (Europe, Asia, the Middle East and South America) continued. In 1980, he retraced the steps of Marco Polo along the ancient Silk Road trade route through the Gobi Desert. Gayn also visited Japan twice that year to ' conduct interviews and gather material for his final book, Shin Nippon Nikki I (New Japan Diary). Wherever he travelled, Gayn's powers of observation and interviewing I ability were reflected in the articles that resulted from his meetings with political leaders, economic planners, businessmen, scientists, and rebels. Gayn earned a reputation as one of the world's most knowledgeable and I reliable commentators on Asian and Soviet bloc affairs. From his earliest X

days as a correspondent, whether in the field covering a war or behind a desk preparing to file a story, Gayn was a tireless writer. For five decades Gayn's insightful reporting resulted in news dispatches, interviews, and columns that appeared in leading journals and newspapers including The New York Times Magazine, Foreign Affairs, Bungei Shunju, the Washington Post, Le Monde and Yomiuri. Gayn also wrote several books on Asia including his sequel to Japan Diary. This appeared posthumously in Japanese translation in 1982 under the title Shin Nippon Nikki (New Japan Diary). Gayn was not only a journalist, but also a frequent commentator for CBC Radio. He wrote and narrated a thirteen-part series entitled "A View From Red Square". He also appeared on television both in Canada and the United States including an ABC documentary in 1966 called "Red China: Year of the Gun?" Greatly in demand as a speaker on current world affairs, he lectured in North America before a wide range of audiences. Mark Gayn died in Toronto on December 17, 1981. After his death, his extensive research collection was given to the University of Toronto Library. I I I ABBREVIATIONS/SYMBOLS

I 17: 10 - Box 17, folder 10 I mss manuscripts. tss typescripts (original or carbon) I + - oversize box I I I I I I I I r I I I I - I I 1 I I SERIES 1: BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL

I This series contains material pertaining to the life and career of Mark Gayn. Included are such i terns as passports, invitations, membership cards, I visas, diplomas and marriage licences. The folders have been arranged alphabetically according to the type of material with the exception of the first two files which contain I autobiographical and biographical information. I I I I I I I

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Box Folder l l Autobiographical Material see 121:3 and 151:3 for articles 2 Biographical· Sketches ca. 1942-1981 3 Amerasia Case. Correspondence 1945-1962; N. Y. Herald Tribune editorial August 12, 1945 see also 198:11 4 Application for Registration of Privately Owned Vehicles. Office of the Provost Marshal, Tokyo. July 3, 1946. 5 Appointment Book 1973 6 1974 7 1978 8 Authority Letter. Election Commission of India, March 11, 1977. 9 Birth Certificate. Notarized Statement by Mark Gayn's mother, January 19, 1960. 10 Bowater Awards for Journalism. Submission, 1960. 11 Cards. Business (Mark Gayn). 12 Cards. Business (Collected by M. Gayn) Sun Yat Sen, Mrs. Sun Yat Sen, Park Chung Hee, Friends' Ambulance Unit, Jushim Neiyama, Tamaye Fukagawa. 13 A-F 14 G-M 15 N-S 16 T-Z 17 Cards. Christmas, Thank You etc. (12) see also Oversize(+) for Shanghai Evening Post card

2 1 Cards. Identification. Hospital Identification, ca. 1940s 2 Hotels Statler Credit and Identification, 1946 3 Immigrant Identification Card, October 10, 1939 4 Press Wireless, Inc. Issued November 4, 1949 5 Toronto Star 6 U.S. Department of Defense Noncombatant's Certificate of Identity. Issued March 29, 1971 (2) 7 Cards. Membership. Hong Kong Country Club, June 30, 1967 8 Overseas Press Club of America, August 12, 1947 9 The Union Club of Cleveland. Issued March 4, 1974 10 Cards. Newspaper Guild, 1946-1981 (5) 11 Cards. Press Cambodia, 1969-1973 (3) 12 China, 1972 13 China, 1979 14 China, 1980 15 Hong Kong, 1967 16 India 17 Israel, 1979 SERIES 1: BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL t ~ Folder 2 18 Japan, 1970 19 Malaysia l 20 Turkey, 1948 21 United Nations, 1975-1978 (3) 22 Venezuela, 1974 I 23 Cards. Social Security Account Number, ca. 1940-1944 (2) 24 Censorship Regulations Form and Guidelines. India, April, 1976 2.5 Certificate. Citizen of North Battleford, Saskatchewan, I 1963 26 Communique to Press People Travelling to Peking for Canadian Trade Exposition, 1972 I 27 Death Notices +28 Diploma. B.A. Pomona College, 1933 +29 Diploma. B.Sc. Columbia University, 1934 I 30 Doctor's Statement, April 9, 19.53 31 Draft Board Documents, 1940-1942 32 Entry Visa Burma, 1971 I 33 China, 1966 (2) 34 Czechoslovakia, 1960. With questionnaire for tourist journey I 3.5 Greece, 1948 36 Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong Articles of AssoE:ia tion I 37 Membership Cards (2) 38 Membership List (as of May 1971) 39 Hate Mail 40 Invitational Travel Orders. Japan, November 1945 - I January 1946 41 Invitations Undated (5) I 42 1946-1970 (1.5) 43 1971-1979 (13) 44 Job Rejection Letter, July 16, 1942 I 45 Letters and Cards of Introduction, ca. 1946-19.52 46 Letters of Accreditation, 1947-1971 47 Marriage Certificate, October 1.5, 1940 r 48 Marriage License, September 2, 1941 3 1 Media Appearances (Pr int) 1946-1967 I see also Oversize (+) for coples of the St. Louis Post­ Dispatch Pictures, March 20, 1966 and the Asia Magazine, April 23, 1961 I 2 1968-1969 3 1970-1971 I 4 1974-1976 I ~ 4

SERIES 1: BIOGRAPHICAL AND PERSONAL

~ Folder 3 .5 1977-1982 see also Oversize (+) for copy of Sku.kan Posuto,. August 22, 1980 6 Passes Curfew Pass, Kuala Lumpur. May 16, 1969 7 Duty Pass, Dacca. December 22, 1971 8 GHQ Pass, Japan. December 24, 194.5 9 Red Square, .57th Anniversary of the October Revolution, Moscow. November 7, 1974 10 Special Pass for movement during periods of Martial Law, South Vietnam. Issued January 27, 1973 11 United Nations Day Pass. August 27, 1981 12 Passports Issued January 1.5, 194.5 13 Issued December 1, 1948 14 Issued November 14, 1972 1.5 Issued January 17, 1977 16 Issued January 1.5, 1979 17 Receipts General; Aruba-Hungary 18 Japan-United States 19 Trips (includes itineraries) Argentina-Japan 20 Korea, South-U.S.S.R. 21 Word List indicating correct usage and spelling, ca. 1944 22 Gayn, Julia Chapter entitled "Julia" written by Mark Gayn. Tss(n.d.) 23 Death Record. Signed August 8, 1941, issued March 27, 1943 24 Gayn, Sally Passport. Issued April 4, 1946 2.5 Resume, ca. 1943 26 Gayn, Suzanne. International Certificates of Vaccination I I ' I I SERIES 2: CORRESPONDENCE

I The Correspondence files have been divided into three categories: 1. Family - correspondence to or from members of Mark Gayn's family, I arranged alphabetically. 2. Author - correspondence of interesting or important individuals and I organizations arranged alphabetically. 3. Chronological - correspondence of a general nature arranged by year.

I Correspondence relating to specific subjects will be found in the appropriate series. For example, correspondence dealing with Mark Gayn's book, Japan Diary, has been placed in Series 8: Books. Correspondence accompanying I magazine articles has been kept with the articles. I I I I ' 'I I I I 6

SERIES 2: CORRESPONDENCE

Box Folder Family

4 1 Gayn, Sally, 1944-1948 see also 7:9-23, 91:33-35, 98:1-3 2 Gayn, Suzanne 1949-1965 3 1967-1982 4 Postcards. June 1964 - May 1965 (15) 5 Postcards. May 1965 - May 1970 (12) see also 7:4-1, 8:42 6 Ginsbourg, Sam, 1946-1947 7 Izgur, Mary (M. Gayn's mother), 1958

Author

8 Agents (Literary) Curtis Brown Ltd., 1981 For more Curtis Brown correspondence see 109:1-2 Kaigai Hyoron Sha, 1973-1974 Kern Associates, 1977-1979 9 Maxwell Aley Associates, 1944-1951 10 Bissonnet, A.P ., 1976 11 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1958-1981 12 Chicago Daily News, 1965-1971 13 Chicago Sun, 1944-1946 14 China Embassy (Ottawa), 1971-1980 15 Hsinhua News Agency, 1966 16 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1965-1971 17 Chou En-lai, 1965 (from M. Gayn) 18 Croll, David, 1965-1976 19 Daily Telegraph, 1949 Includes financial statement 20 Ford, R.A.D., 1966-1980 21 Fromm, Joe, 1947-1951 22 Green - Hamilton 23 Jaffe, Philip and Agnes 1946-1957 24 1958-1967 25 1970-1971 26 1971-1973 27 1974 28 1975-1980 29 Postcards. 1970-1973 (16) 30 Jamieson - Lewis 31 Life, 1967 32 Liu Shao-chi, 1965 (from M. Gayn) 33 Macdonald - Maclean's 34 Mao Tse-tung, 1965 (from M. Gayn) 35 Martin, Paul, 1963-1966 I 7 I SERIES 2: CORRESPONDENCE I -Box Folder 4 36 New York Post, 1946 37 The New York Times, 1948-1965 I 38 Overseas News Agency, 194 7 39 Pickersgill - Powell 40 St. Louis Post-Diseatch, 1949 I 41 The ~aturdat Evening Post, ca. 1945-1950 42 Sharp, Mitchell, 1956-1981 43 Sihanouk, Norodom, 1966-1968. Includes replies to I questions submitted by Mark Gayn 1 Svirskii, Grigorii, 1972-1973 2 Toronto Star I 1960-1970 3 1971-1976 4 1977-1981 I 5 Tsuru, Shigeto, 1952-1955 6 U.S.S.R. Embassy (Ottawa), 1964-1975 7 Vietnam, North. Ministry for Foreign Affairs ca. 1971- 1974 I 8 Washington Post, 1940 9 Wolfe, Bertram and Ella, 1967 10 Yomiuri Shimbun - Yugoslavia. Embassy (Ottawa) I For more Yomiuri correspondence see 131:23, 132:1-4 I Chronological 11 Undated 12 1943-1947 13 1948-1952 I 14 1953-1957 15 1958-1964 I 16 1965-1966 6 1 1967-1969 2 1970-1971 I 3 1972-1974 4 1975-1976 5 1977 6 1978-1979 7 1980-1982 'I I I

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SERIES 3: DIARIES

One of the methods used by Mark Gayn to record impressions, interviews and events was by keeping a diary. Most often the "diary" took the form of typewritten notes; occasionally, however, it became letters sent to his wife (see 97:33-3.S, 98:1-3).

The diaries have been arranged alphabetically by continent or country, and chronologically within this. The European diaries 1948-19.52, were to form the basis of a never written book entitled "Europe Today" {see also 107:2). Because the Japanese diaries constituted research for the book Japan Diary, they have been placed in Series 8: Books {98:4-10). I 9 I SERIES 3: DIARIES I Box Folder China

I 7 1 January, 1947 2 February, 1947 3 March, 1947 I 4 April 4-18, 1965 5 April 19-29, 1965 6 April 30-May 12, 1965 7 May 14-June 19, 1965. (Includes Hong Kong, Indonesia I and Thailand) 8 April 28-May 3, 1971

I Europe see also 107:2 I 9 May 5-16, 1948 10 May 17-24, 1948 11 May 25-30, 1948 12 June 1-8, 1948 I 13 June 11-17, 1948 14 June 19-30, 1948 15 July 1-8, 1948 I 16 July 11-16, 1948 17 July 19-30, 1948 18 August 1-8, 1948 I 19 August 9-19, 1948 20 August 20-30, 1948 21 September 3-19, 1948 22 September 22-30, 1948 I 23 October, 1948 24 November-December, 1948

8 1 January, 1949 2 February, 1949 ' 3 March, 1949 4 April, 1949 5 May, 1949 6 June, 1949 7 July, 1949 8 August-September, 1949 9 October, 1949 10 November, 1949 I 11 December, 1949 12 January, 1950 13 February, 19 50 I 14 March, 1950 15 April, 1950 10

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Box Folder

8 Europe

16 May, 19.50 17 June, 19.50 18 July, 19.50 19 August, 19 .50 20 September, 19 50 21 October, 19 .50 22 November, 19 50 23 December, 19 .50 24 January, 19 .51 2.5 February, 1951 26 March, 1951 27 April, 1951 28 May, 1951 29 June, 19.51 30 July, 1951 31 August, 19 .51 32 September-October, 19 .51 33 November, 1951 34 January, 1952 3.5 February, 1952 36 March, 19.52 37 April, 1952 38 May, 1952 39 June, 1952 40 September, 1952

Germanxz East 41 April 20-21, 1964

Vietnam1 South 42 June 22-26, 1966 I I 11 I

I SERIES 4: NOTEBOOKS I In addition to his diaries, Mark Gayn kept detailed notebooks recording. interviews with political leaders, businessmen and community figures, as well I as describing places visited. The notebooks have been arranged alphabetically by continent or country, and chronologically within this. An exception has been made for the first two I notebooks (8:43-44) which are arranged by date and are substantially different from the others in that they contain drafts of articles, book reviews I and letters as well as· interviews. The China and Japan notebooks dated 1946-47 have been arranged according to Mark Gayn's own system of numbering hence the discrepancy in I the sequence. One Japan notebook (40:6) is largely in an unidentified hand. I I I I I

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Box Folder

8 43 Notebook, 19 51 44 Notebook, 1953-1954 45 Index to China Notebook, April 26-May 17, 1979 (Box 25 No. 2) 46-47 Miscellaneous pages from notebooks

Notebook

9 Asia (excluding China, Japan, Korea)

1 ca. June 11-16, 1965 (Indonesia) 2 ca. June 25, 1965 (Pakistan) 3 May 22, 1966 (Burma) 4 June 16-24, .1966 (S. Vietnam) 5 June 26-July 5, 1966 (S. Vietnam) 6 July 8-22, 1966 (Thailand) 7 August 11-22, 1966 (Indonesia)

10 1 August 22-September 2, 1966 (Cambodia) 2 December 11-21, 1966 (India) 3 December 21, 1966 (Burma) 4 December 30, 1966 (Macao) 5 ca. April 30-May 17, 1967 (S. Vietnam) 6 August 1967 (Hong Kong) · 7 November 12-29, 1967 (Afghanistan, Pakistan)

11 1 November 29-December 8, 1967 (India) 2 December 9-13, 1967 (India) 3 January-June 1968 (Hong Kong) 4 February 7-16, 1968 (S. Vietnam) 5 November 9, 1968-January 30, 1969 (Hong Kong) 6 December 13-23, 1968 (Burma)

12 1 December 26, 1968-January 9, 1969 (Malaysia) 2 January 10-13, 1969 (Singapore) 3 January 16~25, 1969 (Indonesia) 4 March 11-14, 1969 (Pakistan) 5 ca. May 1969 (Malaysia) 6 May 4-10, 1969 (Philippines) 7 May 13-24, 1969 (Malaysia, Singapore)

13 1 May 27-July 12, 1969 (Hong Kong) 2 July 13-16, 1969 (Pakistan) 3 August 25-September 1, 1969 (India) 4 September 8-0ctober 15, 1969 (Cambodia, Hong Kong) 5 October-December 1969 (Hong Kong) 6 ca. April 19, 1970 (Malaysia) 7 ca. April 19-May 1970 (Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, Singapore) I I 13 SERIES lf.: NOTEBOOKS

I Box Notebook

llf. 1 May 20-27, 1970 (Malaysia, Singapore) I 2 June-September 1970 (Hong Kong) 3 ca. December 23, 1970-January 6, 1971 (Pakistan) 4 January 7-25, 1971 (Pakistan, Singapore) · I 5 ca. January 28-31, 1971 (Sri Lanka) 6 February 1-20, 1971 (India) 7 February 21-23, 1971 (Thailand)

I 15 1 ca. February 25, 1971 (Thailand) 2 March 5-15, 1971 (Hong Kong) 3 March 29-April 13, 1971 (S. Vietnam) I 4 June 11-23, 1971 (India, Sri Lanka) 5 October 1971-April 1972 (Hong Kong) I 6 November 21-December 25, 1971 (E. Pakistan, India) 16 1 May 1-9, 1972 (Malaysia, Thailand, Burma) 2 May 10-llf., 1972 (Bangladesh) 3 May 16-June 5, 1972 (India, China) I 4 January 15-16, 1973 (Hong Kong) 5 January 17-20, 1973 (Philippines) 6 January 2lf.-February 7, 1973 (S. Vietnam) I 7 February 9-18, 1973 (Thailand, Cambodia)

17 1 February 11-14, 1973 (Laos) I 2 February 19-21, 1973 (India) 3 February 21-25, 1973 (Pakistan) 4 October 1973? (Hong Kong) 5 October 25-November 1, 1973 (Afghanistan, India) I 6 November 1-2, 1973 (India) 7 ca. November 6, 1973 (Thailand) 8 1974 (India) I 9 November 18-26, 1974 (India) 10 November 26-28, 1974 (Thailand) I 18 1 November 30-December 5, 1974 (S. Vietnam, Hong Kong) 2 March 25-27, 1976 (Taiwan) 3 March 29-30, 1976 (Hong Kong) 4 ca. April 2, 1976 (Thailand) 5 April 6-11, 1976 (Bangladesh, India) 6 April 11-14, 1976 (Pakistan) ' 7 March 3-4, 1977 (Philippines) t 8 March 5-9, 1977 (Hong Kong) 9 March 10-April 7, 1977 (India) I 19 1 April 7-14, 1977 (Pakistan) 2 November 28-December 7, 1977 (Pakistan) 3 December 7-15, 1977 (India) I 4 December 15-20, 1977 (Thailand) 5 December 21-26, 1977 (Hong Kong) I ... 14

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19 6 January 27-February 27, 1979 (Hong Kong) 7 February 9-16, 1979 (Indonesia)

20 1 February 27-March ,, 1979 (Thailand) 2 March 6-12, 1979 (India) 3 June 29-July 2, 1980 (Hong Kong) 4 August 10-1,, 1980 (Thailand) 5 August 16-19, 1980 (India)

Australia and New Zealand

6 April-May 1970

21 China see also 40:7

1 January 25-April 18, 1947 2 ca. April 19-26, 1947 3 ca. April 26-27, 1947 4 February 13-15, 1947 (Yenan No. 1) 5 February 16-18, 1947 (Yenan No. 2) 6 ca. February 18, 1947 (Yenan No. 3)

22 l ca. March 7-15, 1947 (Red China No. 1) 2 March 19-25, 1947 (Red China No. 2) 3 March 25-April 2, 1947, (Red China No. 3) 4 April 2-3, 1947 (Red China No. 4)

23 1 April 4-23, 1965 (China, Japan) 2 April 23-25, 1965 3 April 26-May 1O, 1965 4 May 13-24, 1965

24 1 May 23-June 22, 1965 (China, India) 2 1966 3 ca. April 28-May 18, 1966 4 April 14-May 6, 1971

25 1 June 8-July 23, 1971 (China, Hong Kong) 2 April 26-May 17, 1979 3 June 29-July 29, 1980

'26 Europe

1 May 5-17, 1948 (France, Italy) 2 May 18-23, 1948 (Italy) 3 May 23-26, 1948 (Italy) 4 June 4-13, 1948 (Italy) 5 June 15-July 10, 1948 (Greece) 6 July 10-24, 1948 (Greece) I 1.5 I SERIES 4: NOTEBOOKS

I ~ Notebook 26 7 July 2.5-31, 1948 (Greece)

I 27 1 August 1-7, 1948 (Greece) 2 August 7-24, 1948 (Greece) 3 August 24-30, 1948 (Greece) I 4 August 31-September 8, 1948 (Greece) .5 September 8-16, 1948 (Greece) 6 September 17-29, 1948 (Greece, Turkey) I 7 September 30-0ctober 8, 1949 (Turkey) 28 1 October 8, 1948-January .5, 1949 (Turkey, Greece) 2 November 18-26, 1948 (Turkey) I 3 December 3, 1948-February 20, 1949 (Turkey, Bulgaria) 4 January 5-February 7, 1949 (Turkey, Bulgaria) .5 February 21-March 16, 1949 (Bulgaria) I 6 March 17-April 1, 1949 (Bulgaria, Yugoslavia)

29 1 April 2-May 1949 (Yugoslavia) I 2 May 9-June 14, 1949 (Yugoslavia, Hungary) 3 June 15-August 20, 1949 (Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia) 4 August 24-September 16, 1949 (Greece) I .5 September 16, 1949-March 29, 1950 (Greece, Italy, Hungary) 6 February 17-May ·2, 1950 (Hungary) I 7 May 13-June 11, 1950 (Austria) 30 1 ca. July 19.50-January 23, 1951 (England, Belgium, W. I Germany) 2 January 23-February 17, 1951 (W. Germany) 3 February 17-March 21, 1951 (W. Germany, Denmark, Holland) I 4 ca. June-September 1951 (France, W. Germany, Spain) .5 May 4-June 18, 1952 {Italy, Switzerland, W. Germany) I 6 June 20-August 20, 1952 (W. Germany, France, England) 31 1 April 16-May 18, 1960 (U.S.S.R., Poland, Czechoslovakia, France) 2 April 19-May 11, 1964 (W. and E. Germany, Berlin, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary) 3 May 12-15, 1964 (Rumania) ' 4 May 18-23, 1964 (Bulgaria, Yugoslavia) I 5 June 1964 (Italy)

32 1 June 11-21, 1964 (U.S.S.R.) I 2 June 26-July l, 1965(U.S.S.R.) 3 November 3-December 4, 1966 (U.S.S.R.) 4 October 3-November 8, 1967 (U.S.S.R.) I 5 ca. October 25-November 7, 1967 (U.S.S.R.) 6 ca. November 3, 1967 (U.S.S.R.) I ~ 16

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33 l April 22-May 3, 1968 (W. Berlin, Czechoslovakia) 2 August 1-12, 1968 (U.S.S.R.) 3 September 6-23, 1968 (u.s.s.R.) 4 ca. March 7-9, 1969 cu.s.s.R.) 5 July 26-August 4, 1969 (Rumania) 6 August 4-8, 1969 (Hungary, Yugoslavia) 7 August 1.5, 1969 (Albania) 8 ca. August 18-23, 1969 (U.S.S.R.)

34 l October 13-24, 1970 (U.S.S.R.) 2 October 14, 1970 (U.S.S.R.) 3 October 26-30, 1970 (Poland, Czechoslovakia) 4 February 16-March 10, 1972 (U.S.S.R.) 5 June 26-July 1972 (Hungary) 6 1973 (Hungary) 7 September 2, 1973 (E. Berlin) 8 September .5-11, 1973 (Poland)

35 l September 11-14, 1973 (Czechoslovakia) 2 September 18-20, 1973 (Hungary) 3 September 21-26, 1973 (Rumania) 4 September 27-28, 1973 (Bulgaria) 5 September 29-0ctober .5, 1973 (Yugoslavia) 6 October 10-14, 1973 (U .S.S. R.) 7 October 1.5-2.5, 1973 (u.s.s.R.) 8 October 4-12, 1974 (France, Switzerland)

36 l October 14-16, 1974 (Yugoslavia) 2 October 18, 1974 (Hungary) 3 October 21-22, 1974 (Hungary) 4 October 23-November 2, 1974 (U.S.S.R.) 5 November 2-11, 1974 (U.S.S.R.) 6 November 12-17, 1974 (U.S.S.R.) 7 May 30-June 10, 1975 (Portugal, Spain)

37 l June 11-19, 1975 (Spain) 2 May 4-13, 1976 (Italy) 3 December 26, 1976-January 4, 1977 (Greece) 4 April 22-29, 1977 (Yugoslavia) 5 November 2-27, 1977 (Yugoslavia)

38 1 March 14-26, 1978 (France) 2 March 28-April 6, 1978 {Italy) 3 April 7-12, 1978 (Spain)

39 Japan see also 97:30-, Japan Diary

1 January-February 1946 2 February 18-28, 1946 I 17 I SERIES 4: NOTEBOOKS I Box Notebook 39 3 March 1946 4 March 26-April 13, 1946 I 5 April 13-May 1O, 1946 6 May 10-June 3, 1946 I 7 June 4-16, 1946 40 1 June 16-July 10, 1946 2 July 10-August 29, 1946 I 3 September 1946 4 September 21-0ctober 7, 1946 5 1945-1946 6 March 11-May 30, 1946 I 7 November 8, 1946-ca. January 20, 194 7 (Japan, China) see also Boxes 21-25 for China

I 41 1 June 25-26, 1964 2 May 4-7, 1966 3 February 14-June 14, 1967 I 4 January-February 1968 5 August 27-September 4, 1968 6 April 7-19, 1969 7 November 12-25, 1969 I 8 November 27-28, 1969 (Okinawa)

42 1 January 11-15, 1970 I 2 February 17-March 8, 1970 (Hong Kong, Japan) 3 February 25-March 31, 1970 4 June 1-August 14, 1970 I 5 October 7-8, 1970 6 September 5-14, 1971 7 ca. September 17-29, 1971 I 8 February-March 1972 43 1 January 7-9, 1973 2 November 11-13, 1973 I 3 May 16, 1974 4 March 14-19, 1976 5 February 14-25, 1977 6 October-December, 1977 7 January 20-26, 1979 ' 44 1 May 31-June 26, 1980 I 2 July 31-August 6, 1980 see also 100:30-34, Boxes 101-106 Shin Nippon Nikki (New Japan Diary), 168:2-11 for tapes of interviews, and I film reel #13 (Series 14) I Korea (North and South) .. 3 October 13-19, 1946 I 18

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44 4 October 20-29, 1946 5 October 29-November 4, 1946

45 1 November 4-7, 1946 2 January 26-30, 1968 (S. Korea) 3 April 21-30, 1969 (S. Korea) 4 June 1972 (N. Korea) 5 January 10-14, 1973 (S. Korea)

46 1 January 11-12, 1973 (S. Korea) 2 March 22-24, 1976 (S. Korea) 3 February 26-28, 1977 (S. Korea) 4 May 16-21, 1979 (S. Korea)

Middle East

5 1966 (Iran) 6 December 13-21, 1970 (Israel)

47 1 April 17-20, 1976 Oran) 2 April 23-26, 1976 (Egypt, Cyprus) 3 April 27-May 4, 1976 (Israel) 4 April 15-20, 1977 (Israel) 5 October 26-November 1, 1977 (Israel) 6 March 11-15, 1979 (Egypt) 7 March 16-22, 1979 (Israel)

48 North America (and Caribbean)

1 ca. November 1952-May 1956 (Canada, U.S., U.N.) 2 ca. August 1956-June 1957 (Canada) 3 June 24-August 16, 1957 (Canada) 4 August 20-September 13, 1957 (Canada) 5 September 3-13, 1957 (Canada) 6 January 21-February 6, 1958 (Canada)

49 1 ca. February 26-March 12, 1958 (Canada) 2 March 24-26, 1958 (Canada) 3 April 1958 (Canada) 4 April-May 1958 (Canada) 5 January 13-February 20, 1959 (Canada) 6 April 19 59 ( Canada) 7 June 1959-December 1961 (U.S., Canada)

50 1 January 1960 (U.S.) 2 March 1960 (Canada) 3 April 18, 1961-January 1963 (U.S., U.N.) 4 May 8-11, 1961 (Canada) 5 September 1962 (Canada) 6 February 1963 (Cuba, Mexico) I 19 I SERIES 4: NOTEBOOKS I Box Notebook 50 7 April 1963 (Canada)

I 51 1 April 29-May 2, 1963 (Canada) 2 May 1963 (Canada) 3 January 21-22, 1964 (Canada) I 4 February 27-March 5, 1970 (Canada, U.S.) 5 May 5-18, 1973 (Canada) 6 July 6-August 8, 1973 (Canada) I 7 March 14-July 30, 1974 (Canada, Aruba, Venezuela) 52 1 May 12-16, 197.5 (U.S.) 2 August 25-26, 197 5 (Mexico) I 3 February 23-26, 1976 (Canada) 4 August-September, 1976 (Canada) 5 June 11-September 22, 1977 (Canada) I 6 June 12-18, 1978 (U.S., England) 7 October 23-November 4, 1978 (Canada, U.N.)

53 1 August 25-0ctober 2, 1979 (Cuba, Canada) I 2 April 1980-January 1981 (Canada, U.S.) 3 September 1980-June 1981 (Canada) I South America 4 July 13-30, 1975 (Argentina) I 5 July 31-August 9, 1975 (Brazil) 6 August 10-16, 197 5 (Peru) I 54 1 August 19-22, 1975 (Columbia) United Nations I 2 September 22-26, 1961 3 September 1963 4 April 1975 I .5 December 1975-July 1976 (U.N., Canada) 6 September 22-0ctober 6, 1977 7 January 4-1 O, 1978 8 August 26-September 1, 1981 'I I I I ~ 20

SERIES ,: SUBJECT FILES

Mark Gayn kept extensive research files on numerous countries, people and subjects. They included magazine and newspaper clippings, government reports, embassy press releases and political documents. The contents of this series are representative of Gayn's original files. In order to make the files more accessible, they have been divided into two categories:

l. Geographical - arranged alphabetically by continent and subdivided by country. 2. Subject - arranged alphabetically.

The term "Notes" refers to Mark Gayn's own writings. These have been placed in the first folder{s) within a given country. I 21 I SERIES ,: SUBJECT FILES I Box Folder 1 Mark Gayn's Index to his files I '' AFRICA

2 Algeria-Tanzania I General Material ASIA I 3 ~tes 4 Afghanistan I General Material 5 Bangladesh General Material I 6 Ganges River 7 High Commission (Ottawa). Publications. Includes correspondence

I 8 Burma General Material 9 Daily Press Summary (Burmese Newspapers). I American Embassy, December 1966 10 Government Leaders I 11 News Summaries, November-December 1966 12 Cambodia General Material 13 Le "Contre-Gouvernement" du Sangkum Reastr Niyum. I Bulletin 1969 (in French and Khmer) 14 Correspondence, 1966 (among Noel Deschamps, Frank Sieverts and Robert Shaplen) I 1.5 Government Leaders 16 Royal Consulate General of Cambodia (Hong Kong). "Cambodia News", 1967-1970. I 17 UNICEF Material, 1979-1980. With correspondence 18 Visit by President Charles de Gaulle, August­ September 1966. Includes programme, speeches.

19 China Notes ' Undated I 20 1940s 21 1958-1969 I 22 1970-1971 56 1 1972 2 1973-1976 I 3 1977-1981 4 General Material I 22

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Box Folder 56 5 Agriculture 6 Archaeological and Historical Sites 7 Biographical Material Bethune - Chiang Ching 8 Chiang Kai-shek 9 "China's Destiny" by Chiang Kai-shek. Brief Summary and Translation, 1944. 10 Critique of "China's Destiny" by Chen Pai-ta (Chen Po-ta). 2 copies. 11 Newspaper Clippings, 1934-194.3 12 Chou En-lai - Lin Piao. Includes transcript of meeting between Chou En-lai and Jean-Luc Pepin, July 3, 1971. see also. 57 :7-8. For tape of meeting see 168:3 and for Chou En-lai obituary see 56:15 13-14 Mao Tse-tung Notes 15 Obituary by Jerome Ch'en, Toronto Star~ September 9, 1976. Galley proofs, tss (photocopy with memo, newspaper clipping. see also 57:7-8 16 Strong - Teng Hsiao-ping

57 1 Biographical Material. "Notes For Entries On Personality Cards"; for reference purposes (?) ca. 1943-1946. Authorship unknown. Tss. Includes information on Chinese leaders (Communist and Nationalist), organizations and events. Also informa­ tion on non-Chinese figures (e.g. American, Japanese, Korean) pp. 1-82 2 pp. 83-165 3 pp. 166-240 4 pp. 241-284 (with additional material) 5 "Biographical Sketches of Chinese Leaders Educated in America". With covering letter dated July 7, 1941 6 Biographies of Chinese Leaders, ca. 1944-1981 7 Biographies of Chinese Nationalists, ca. 1940s 8-9 Biographies of Communist Leaders purporting to emanate from Yenan, December 1945-February 1946. Includes material on Mao Tse-tung, Chou En-lai, Liu Shao-chi. see also 56:12-15 10 China Welfare Fund, December 1946 11 Cl)inese Liberated Areas Relief Association (CLARA). see also 57:15-17, 60:23-31, 61:1-4 "UNRRA Relief for the Chinese People", July 1947. Report pp. 1-28 12 pp. 29-34, appendices I 23 I SERIES .5: SUBJECT FILES I Folder 57 13 Pamphlet 14 "UNRRA Relief for the Chinese People", December I 1947. Pamphlet 1.5 Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Admini­ stration (CNRRA) I see also 57:11-14, 60:23-31, 61:1-4 Notes "CNRRA: Its Purpose, Functions and Organization", 1946. Pamphlet with covering letter. I 16 Changsha-Hengyang Assignment, January 1947. Report 17 Press Releases, 1947 I 18 "Chinese People's Correspondence", June 20, 1941, Vol. I, No. 4. 19 Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy I see also 90:3 20 Communist Party Notes, general material 21 "American Intervention in China". Mao Tse-tung's I statement, June 22, 1946 (3 copies) 22 Chinese Communist Declaration on the 9th Anniversary of the Anti-Japanese War, July 8, 1946 I 23 "A Glossary of Chinese Communist Terms and Phrases", May 1966. Published by the U.K. I Regional Ir1formation Office for South East Asia. 58 1 Manifesto Issued by the Chinese Communist Party from Headquarters at Fushih, North Shensi. Sep­ I tember 29, 1937. 2 "The Negotiations Between the Communist Party and the National Government. The Second Period January 10, 1946 to June 30, 1946". I 3 News Excerpts 1937-1947 4 Report by Mao Tse-tung to the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, December 25, I 1947. Broadcast from North Shensi on January 1, 1948. (2 copies) .5 Conferences. "Borodin in China" by Dan N. Jacobs. I Paper presented at the annual meetings of the American Historical Association, December 28-30, 1972. With covering letter dated January 11, 1973 6 Correspondence I 1947 (among Robert Martin, Bill Powell, T.O. Thackrey, Hollington K. Tong) 7 Chiang Ching-kuo (Chiang Kai-shek's son). Letter to I his mother, ca. 1930s. Translation by a Chinese correspondent. 8 Soong Ching Ling (Madame Sun Yat-sen), 1943-1945. I Majority sent to Mildred Price, China Aid Council. T ss (carbon) and mimeo. I 24

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'Box Folder

.58 9 Cultural Revolution Notes Undated 10 Undated 11 1966-1967 12 1968-1971 13 Account of the Cultural Revolution by members of the Chinese Embassy in Syria. 14 "Directory of Chinese Communist Leadership". American Consulate General, Hong Kong. Report No. 2, May 9, 1962. 1.5 "Directory of Leading Party and Government Officials". (Revised, November 1965). U.K. Regional Information Office, Hong Kong. 16 Economy 17 Embassy Ottawa. Bulletin, 1973-1979 18 New Delhi. Reference Material, May 10-24, 1972 19 Foreign Policy. Includes speech by Chiao Kuan-Hua, May 20, 197 5; lectures issued by Kunming Military District, April 4, 1973. 20 Germans in China during World War II •

.59 1 Gold Rush, 1947 2 Gold Scandal,,. Chungking, 194 5 3 Interviews and Conversations, 194.5-1977. Mark Gayn. Includes interviews in Yenan, 1947. 4 May First International Labour Day Reception, April 30, 196.5. Speech by Liu Ning-i, President of the All­ China Federation of Trade Unions • .5 National Government. Political Programme, April 17, 1947 6 National Salvation Front, ca. 1936 7 News Reports. Includes China Press Review, Tao Kuni: Pao, USIS - I 38-1943 8 1944-1946 9-13 1947 See Oversize (+) for New China News Agency, January 1947 14 19.50 1.5 Newspaper clippings 1934-193.5 16 1936 17-18 1937 19 1938 20-21 1939 22 1940-1943 23 1944 24-29 194.5 I I 2.5 SERIES ,: SUBJECT FILES

I Box Folder 59 30 1946 I 31-36 1947 60 1-3 1947 4-13 1948 I 14 1949 1.5 1971-1980 16 Outer Mongolia 1936-1939 I 17 North American Delegation on Socialism & Revolution. "Ideology & History", a report on the visit to China, June-July 1980. I 18 Political Parties. List, 19.50 (in Chinese) 19 Silk Road. Reports by Arthur Menzies, Canadian Embassy, Peking. 1978-1979. 20 Sinkiang Region, 1930s. I 21 Statement by Members of the Faculty, Staff and Students of Yenching University, November 6, 1947. 22 Trade · I 23 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) see also 57:11-17 I Notes, November 1946-March 1947 24 "50 Facts About UNRRA". Pamphlet, 1947. 2.5 "China Famine Survey Report", July 1946 Sections 1-8 I 26 Part I: Welfare Report 27 Part II: Agriculture Report 28 Part III-IV: Food Intake Studies and Physical I Findings. 29 China Office. Basic Agreement with the Government of the Republic of China. I 30 Hupeh Regional Office. Monthly Progress Report to March 31, 1947 31 Kwangsi Regional Office. Summary Report of UNRAA/CNRRA Operations in Kwangsi Province, I August 1945-March 1947

61 1 Memoranda, November 1946 I 2 North China Office. Report, March 1947 3 Press Releases, 1947 4 "Year End Report of Progress. Farm Tool Shops I Program", January 1, 1947 5 U.S. Information Service, 1945-1947

Articles & Books (By Others) I 6 Anon. "The Anti-Jap Base in Enemy's Rear". ca. 1944. Mss. 7 Anon. "From Stilwell to Marshall - A Survey of China I 1945". Amerasia, December 1945, pp. 311-327. Tss. I 26

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Box Folder

61 8 Anon. "Influential Elements in the Kuomintang (and National Government)". 1943. Tss. 9 Anon. "Theory and Practice of Land Reform". 1946. Tss. (2 copies). 10 Anon. "The White Report". August 17, 1944. Tss. 11 Browder, Earl. "Notes on the Sino-Soviet Conflict". February 18, 1963. 12 Chang, C. W. "A New China in the Making (and Other Papers)". August 1946. Mimeo. 13 Chao Shu-Ii. "Reform of Village of Li Chia Chwang" ca 1946. T ss. 14 Chen Po-ta. "The Big Four Families in China", 1946. Preface, Ch. 1-111. Tss. 1' Ch. IV-V. Tss. 16 Ch. VI-VII. Tss. Also review by Anna Louise Strong. 17 Domes, Jurgen. "Generals and Red Guards". Asia Quarterly, 1971, No. 1, pp. 3-31; and No. 2, pp. 123- 159. Tss, reprint (of No. 2) 18 Gellner, John. "Sober Appraisal of Chinese Military Capabilities". ca May 6, 1965. Tss. 19 Kueh Yak Yeow. "Mao-Liu Controversies on Economic Growth: Strategy,. Planning and Performance". Mimeo. 20 Lu Hsin-hua. "The Wound". Chinese Literature, March 1979, pp. 25-38. Magazine clipping with cover­ ing letter dated March 6, 1979. 21 Soong Ching Ling (Madam Sun Yat-sen). "What China Needs". October 10, 1941. Tss. 22 Vogel, Ezra F. "Central Control over Kwangtung: The Legacy of Land Reform". First draft of chapter from book on Canton. Mimeo. 23 Yuan-Ii Wu. "Communist China's Economic Prospects and the Cultural Revolution". 1967. Photocopy.

Hong Kong 24 General Material

India ~tes General Material Agriculture see also 63: 1 62 1-2 Agriculture 3 Biographical Material Desai, Morarji. Interview with Mark Gayn, December 13, 1977. Tss. 4 Fernandes, George and Lawrence 5 Gadgil-Singh, Charan 6 Birth Control I 27 I SERIES ,: SUBJECT FILES I Box Folder 62 General Material 7 Addresses and articles by Dr. S. Chandrasekhar, I Minister of Health and Family Planning. 1967. 8 Articles by D. V.R. Murty; Y. T. Shetty and Ge_orge J. Stolnitz. I 9 Bonded Labour General Material 10 Extract from Report of the Commissioner for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for the period I ending December 31, 19.51. 11 Parliamentary Questions, 1976-1977 I 12-13 Economy. Includes U.S. Embassy Documents, 1964-1980. 63 1 Green Revolution see also 61:27 I 2-.5 High Commission (Ottawa). Publications, 19.59-1981. 6 Joint Action Front 7 Kashmir 8 Leclerc Murder Case, 1977 I 9-10 News Reports. Includes "India News", 1967-1972 and "World Press Review", 1968-1972. 11 U.S. Embassy. Background Information to India, June I 1966 Indonesia I 12 General Material 13 Communist Party Resolutions of the IVth Enlarged Plenary Session of the c.c. of the c.P.I. May 11-13, 196.5 I 14 "Step Up the Revolutionary Offensive in all Fields". Political Report to the Enlarged Fourth Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of I Indonesia. May 11, 1965

64 1 "Thesis on the Forty-Fifth Anniversary of the I Communist Party of Indonesia, May 23, 1920-May 23, 1965". 2 "September 30th Movement in Indonesia: 1965 Gamble That Failed", by Victor M. Fie. International I Conference on Asian History, August 5-10, 1968 3 Economy 4 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications, 1969-1980 I 5 U.S. Embassy Translation Unit Press Review, December 1968-January 1969 I Japan 6 Notes 7 General Material 8 Administrative Policy Speech by P.M. Takeo Fukuda at I the 80th Session of the National Diet I 28

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Folder

64 9 Biographical Material. MacArthur - Tanaka 10 Canada-Japan Ministerial Committee, 5th and 6th meetings, April 17-18, 1969 and September 13-14, 1971 11 Defence 12 Economy 13 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications llf. News Reports, 1979-1981 1, Newspaper Clippings 1937-1941 16 1942-1947 6, 1 Okinawa General Material 2 U.S. Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands. Documents. 3 U.S. Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands. Facts Book, 1968. lf. U.S. Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands. Facts Book, 1970. With covering letter dated March 4, 1971. 5 Opinion Polls, 1968-1969 6 Soka Gakkai. News reports, 1969-1970 with covering letter dated January 19, 1970. 7 U.S. Government Declassified Documents (photo­ copies), 1948-1957

Korea, North 8 Notes 9 General Material 10 "The Background on North Korea", ca 1950 pp. 1-105 11 pp. 106-201 12 Biographical Material. Kim 11 Sung 13 KCNA. Information Bulletin, 1972-1976 l lf. Korean Journalists Union. Includes correspondence

Korea, South . 66 1 Notes 2 General Material 3 Biographical Material Kim Dae-Jung. Includes correspondence lf. Kim Jong Pil 5 Park Chung Hee and Madame Park 6 Briefing Material for Mark Gayn, 1977 7 Constitution. Draft Amendments, October 27, 1972 8 Consulate General (Toronto). Information Bulletin, 1979-1981 9 Economy and Trade 10-11 Embassy (Ottawa). "Korea Reports" 1972-1981 12 Korean Overseas Information Service. Bulletins, press releases I 29 I SERIES .5: SUBJECT FILES I Box Folder 66 13 Newspaper Clippings, 1948 14 "Press Translations: Korea", 1968 I 1.5 Public Relations Association of Korea. Manuscript Service, 1973-1974 16 South-North Dialogue ( 1970s) I Background material, joint communique, July 4, 1972 17 Correspondents' Handbook, 1972 18 Office of South-North Dialogue. Articles I 67 1 South-North Coordinating Committee 2 South-North Red Cross Conference

I Laos-Macao 3 General Material I Malaysia 4 General Material 5 Biographical Material. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon. Press statements, speeches, 1964-1968 I 6 Economy 7 Land Development I Nepal 8 General Material I Pakistan 9 Notes 10 General Material 11 Agriculture I 12-13 Biographical Material. Zulifikar Ali Bhutto. Includes M. Gayn interview with Bhutto, April 14, 1976. Transcript with covering letter I see also 167: 10-11 14 Economy I 15-16 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications, 1973-1981 68 1 Fact Sheets, ca 1975 2 Nuclear Power 3 Press Information Department I Handouts, December 1971 4 Newspaper clippings, with covering letter dated April 8, 1977 5 Speech by President Mohammed Ayub Khan, November 24, 1967 (?). With covering letter, n.d. I 6 U.S. Embassy. Background Information, ca 1968 Philippines 7 General Material I 8 Filipinos in Canada I 30

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Box Folder

68 Singapore 9 General Material

Sri Lanka 10 General Material

Taiwan 11 General Material

Thailand 12 General Material 13 Biographical Material 14 Communist Activities 1, Economy 16 Summary of the Thai and Chinese Press. 1966, 1977 17 U.S. Information Service. "Current News and Comment Translation", 1977

Vietnam, North 69 1 Notes 2 General Material 3 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications 4 Vietnamese Foreign Ministry Memorandum, August 26, 1980.

Vietnam, South 5 Notes 6 General Material 7 Agriculture and Land Reform, ca 1965-1970. Includes USAID material see also 69:19 for USAID 8 An Giang Province. Documents, ca 1964-1966 9 Economy 10 Religion. "A Short History of Buddhism in Vietnam", July 1963 11 Vietnam War General Material 12 Addresses by President Nguyen Van Thieu to a Joint Session of the National Assembly, February 9, 1968 13 Agreement on Ending the War and Restoring Peace in Vietnam, 1973 14 Biographical Material 15 News Conferences by Ambassador Komer, 1967-1968 16 "The 1968 Viet Cong Lunar New Year Offensive in South Vietnam", February 14, 1968 17 R~volutionary Development Cadres. "The People in the Countryside" (Handbook), 1966. 18 Speeches by Anh Sau (Nguyen Chi Thanh) and Nguyen Vinh, 1966 I 31

I SERIES .5: SUBJECT FILES I Folder 69 19 USAID. Documents, 1966-1967 see also 69:7 I 20 U.S. Air Force and U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam. News releases, 1967-1968. 21 U.S. Embassy. "Saigon Press Review", November 1974 I 22 U.S. in Vietnam. General Material 70 1-2 U.S. Mission Vietnam. Press Releases, 1967-1968 3 The Viet Cong 'Cease-Fire Order' For Tet: Excerpts I from Liberation Radio Reports, November 7, 1967 to January 30, 1968 4 "Viet Cong Loss of Population Control". Evidence I from Captured Documents. 5 Viet-nam Democratic Party. "The Sword of Free . Vietnam". August 1963 I 6 "Vietnam Roundup", 1967-1971 7 Vietnamese Communist Subversion in Cambodia. Documents, August 1969-April 1970 I 8 Vietnamese Press, 1967-1971 Australia I 9 General Material New Zealand 10 General Material

I EUROPE Albania I 11 General Material Berlin I 12 General Material Bulgaria I lJ General Material Cyprus 14 General Material

I Czechoslovakia 71 1 General Material 2 Charter 77. Includes correspondence I 3 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications, 1975-1981 4 News Reports, 1961-1968 5 Skvorecky, Josef. "My Friends in Prague". Tss I (photocopy) with covering letter dated January 25, 1977 I I ~ 32

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Box Folder

71 France 6 General Material 7 Embassy (U.S.). Publications, 1977-1981

Germany, East 8 General Material

Germany, West 9 General Material

Greece 10 General Material 11 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications

Hungary . 12 General Material

72 1 Conferences. ~elgrade Conference, June 1,, 1977. Submission to the Canadian Delegation to the Belgrade Conference from the Human Rights Committee of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters' Federation in Canada.

Italy 2 General Material 3 Communists see also 81:6-7

Poland 4 General Material 5 Polish Interpress Agency, 1978-1979 6 Summary of the Polish Press, 1961 7 Articles (By Others). Korbonski, Andrzej. "Poland: February-September 1976"; "I Went Looking For the Enemy and (Almost) Didn't Find One". Tss (photo­ copies) with covering correspondence.

Portugal 8 General Material 9 Politics and Government

Rumania 10 General Material 11 Economy 12 Industry 13 N,ews Reports, 1961-1979 Spain 73 1 General Material I 33 I SERIES 5: SUBJECT FILES

I ~ Folder 73 Turkey I 2 General Material U.S.S.R. 3 Notes I Undated 4 1943-1959 5 1960-1972 6 1973-1979 I 7 General Material 8 Agriculture 9 Arctic and Siberia I 10 Arts 11 Biographical Material Khrushchev, Nikita I 12 Klochko, Mikhail 13 Soviet Leaders 14 Charter of the Union of Soviet Writers, 1959 15 Dissidents I General Material 16 Grigorenko, Petro. Includes press conference and interview I see also 168: 1 17 Moroz, Valentyn 18 Plyushch, Leonid I 19 Sakharov, Andrei 20 Scharansky, Anatoli

74 1 Solzhenitsyn, Alexander I 2 Svirskii, Grigorii 3 Economy 4-7 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications, 1961-1980 I 8 Fashion, 1960 9 Frunze Case, 1961-1962 10 News Reports I 1938-1944 11 1961-1974 12 Politics 13 Radio Canada International I 14 Short Stories (in Russian)

75 1-4 Soviet Jews. Includes correspondence I Articles (By Others) 5 Checinski - Chornovil 6 Goldman - Grobin I 7 Hauslohner - Hirt 8 Meyerhoff - Sella I 9 Shaw - Shtern .. I 34

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Yugoslavia 3 General Material 4 Biographical Material. Yugoslav Leaders Economy 6' Memorandum concerning the executions, persecutions ••• of the Albanians in Kossovo in Yugoslavia. August 2.5, 1981 7 U.S. Embassy. Information on Yugoslavia for American Visitors, 1973

MIDDLE EAST Egypt 8 General Material Iran 9 General Material Iraq 10 General Material Israel 11 Notes 12 General Material 13-1.5 Canadian-Israel Committee. Documents, 1976-1981. Includes correspondence

77 1 Consulate General of Israel (Toronto and New York). Documents. Includes correspondence 2 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications 3 Prime Minister's Office Editorials and Selections from the Hebrew Press, 1977-1979 4 Press Bulletins, 1977 .5-6 Peace Treaty with Egypt, 1978 7 Relations with South Africa, 1976 8 United Nations 9 Visit to Israel by Secretary of State for External Affairs Donald Jamieson, October 26-31, 1977. see also 167:12, 176:4

~ 10 --ce"neral Material I I 3.5 SERIES .5: SUBJECT FILES I Box Folder 77 NOR TH AMERICA (AND CARIBBEAN) I Canada 11 Notes 12 General Material

I 13 Biographical Material Gordon, Walter. Interview with M. Gayn, July 16, 1981; also article "Canada's Defence Policy" I see also 169:3 14 Turner, John. Reports 1.5 CIDA and SUCO I 16 Foreign Policy 78 1 National Defence see also 176:2 I General Material 2 Arctic Sovereignty 3 Canadian Forces Command Staff College I 4 "The Proliferation of Major Conventional Arms in the Third World." Paper presented at the National Defence College. With covering letter dated I September 21, 1976 5 North-South Institute 6 Nuclear Power Notes I 7 General Material 8 Prime Minister Trudeau's Visit to New Zealand and Australia I 9-10 Uranium Cuba I 79 1 ~neral Material 2 "Cuban Newsletter" ca 1963

Mexico I 3 General Material United States I 4 Notes, General Material 5 Biographical Material. U.S. Leaders 6 Conferences I Atlantic Treaty Association SACLANT Seminar, May 24-26, 1973. Papers by James Sattler and Grant L. Reuber. With covering letter dated June 18, 1973 I 7 Dartmouth Conference X, April 30-May 4, 1976. Documents, list of participants, schedule 8 Fourth CUNY Conference on History· and Politics, I December 11-12, 1980. Paper by John H. Herz 9-13 Embassy (Ottawa). Publications, 1961-1981 36

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80 1 Foreign Policy 2 Pentagon Papers 3 Radio Broadcasts. "U.S. Involvement in World Affairs", a series of broadcasts written by Henry C. Huglin, 196.5-1966 SOUTH AMERICA Argentina General Material Brazil 5 General Material 6 Agriculture

Chile 7 General Material Columbia 8 General Material Guyana 9 General Material 10 Association of Concerned Guyanese. Includes news­ letters, press releases 11 Biographical Material. Jagan, Cheddi 12 "Mirror", People's Paper, 1979 (3 issues) 13 People's Progressive Party. Guyana Information Bulletin, 1979-1981 (4 issues) Peru 14 ~neral Material Uruguay 15 General Material

SUBJECT 16 Arab Boycott Documents 17 Newspaper Articles (photocopies). From Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, N.Y. 18 Speeches by Herb Gray, 1976-1978. Includes corres­ pondence

81 1 Acupuncture - CIA 2 Cold War. Includes material from the Committee on the Present Danger 3 Colombo Plan. Documents on the 19th and 21st Consultative Meetings, October 1968 and November 1970 4 COMEON 5 Communism and Eurocommunism I I 37 SERIES ,: SUBJECT FILES I Box Folder 81 General Material I 6 Italian Communist Party 7 A Child's Guide to the Italian Communist Party, November 1, 1976 see also 72:3 I 8 Detente 9 Jews-Arabs I 10 Journalism 82 1 Law of the Sea see also 51:7, 93:4-6 I 2 NATO 3 New Left 4 Non-Aligned - Nuclear Proliferation 5-6 PLO I 7 Refugees 8-9 Rice I 10 SALT 83 1 Terrorism. Includes transcript of M. Gayn phone conver­ sation, January 24, 1977. I 2 United Nations see also 179:3-4 Notes 3 General Material I 4 Addresses and Press Conferences, 1959-1976 5 Missions (Delegations) Bangladesh - Canada I 6 Canada. Visit to U.N. of Donald Jamieson, Secretary of State for External Affairs, September 25-28, 1977. Background Documents I 7 China 8 France - Israel 9 Israel 10 Japan - U.S.S.R. I 11 U.K. - Yugoslavia

84 1 Papal Visit to the U.N. and New York, September 1965 I 2-7 Press Releases, 19 58-1981 8 Voice of America l I I I ~ 38

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Lectures given by Mark Gayn, chronologically arranged, are found in this series. Whenever possible the lecture notes have been placed with the corresponding lecture. All unidentified lecture notes are located at the beginning of the series. The topic of each lecture has been indicated in round brackets. I I 39 SERIES 6: LECTURES

I Box Folder

84 9 Correspondence, 1962-1981 I 10 W. Colston Leigh, Lecture Agents. Includes correspond­ ence, letter-agreement dated April 24, 1944, publicity flyers 11 List of Lecture Topics, 1942. With biographical sketch I 12 Publicity Flyers ca 1942 13 1942 I 14 after 1972 15 Lecture Notes I Incomplete 85 1 Lecture Notes ca 1960-1962 (U.S.S.R.) 2 1963 (U.S.S.R., Khrushchev, Mao Tse-tung) I 3 1964 (U.S.S.R., Mao) 4 1964 (Communist World, Jews, Two Revolutions) 5 1965-1966 (China, Vietnam) I 6 ca 1968 (China) 7 1969-1970 (China, u.s.s.R.) 8 1971-1973 (China, Indo-China, Middle East) I 9 1974-1975 (Middle East, u.s.S.R.) 86 1 Lecture Notes 1976-1977 (China, Detente, Israel, Jews) I 2 1977 (Anti-Semitism, Israel, Middle East, U.S.S.R.) 3 1978 (Middle East, State of the World, U.S.S.R.) I 4 1979 (Middle East) Lectures I 5 1939 Kingsburg Kiwanis Club, Kingsburg, Cal. November 14, 1939 (on American-Japanese relations). News­ paper clipping 6 1941 Temple Israel House, St. Louis, Mo. October 19, I 1941 (on American foreign policy). Copy of "Temple Israel Bulletin" Vol. XIII, No. 6 7 1942 The West Philadelphia Jewish Community Center. I January 19, 1942 (on "In the Far East"). Pro- gramme. 8 1942 Cardozo Lodge No. 400, Philadelphia, Penn. J January 21, 1942 (on "The Fight for the Pacific"). Copy of "The 400", the official publication of the Cardozo Lodge. 9 1942 Ocean Parkway Jewish Center, Brooklyn, N. Y. I February 10, 1942 (on "The Fight for the Pacific"). Newspaper clipping. 10 1942 Woman's Club of Ridgewood, New Jersey. Novem- I ber 18, 1942 (on "How Japan Prepared Her Treach­ ery"). Copy of "The Bulletin", November 1942 I ~ 40

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Box Folder 86 11 1943 Cleveland Rotary Club. March 2.5, 1943 (on ''The Fight for the Pacific"). Copy of the "Rotary Reminder" bulletin. 12 1943 Winstead Woman's Club, Winstead, Com. April 6, I94J (on M. Gayn's early experiences in China; also the war with Japan). Newspaper clippings. 13 19.59 Masaryk Memorial Hall, Toronto. November 1, 19.59 Con Czechoslovakia). Newspaper clippings. 14 1960 Osgoode Society, Toronto. ca February 4, 1960 (on Soviet society). Lecture notes. 1.5 1960 Canadian Women's Press Club, Toronto. October 1, 1960 (on the neutralist bloc in the U.N.). Newspaper clipping. 16 1961 Don Mills Community Association, Don Mills. February 22, 1961 (on morality in world politics). Newspaper clipping. 17 1961 United Nations Association in Canada, Hamilton· Branch. October 24, 1961 (topic unknown). Newspaper clipping. 18 1961 University of Toronto. ca December 1961 (on Soviet foreign policy). Lecture notes. 19 1961 Royal Canadian Air Force Staff College, Toronto. December 11, 1961 (on "The Soviet State and Society"). General information for lecturers with covering letter dated November 29, 1961. 20 1962 Royal Canadian Air Force Staff College, Toronto. May 24, 1962 (on "The Basis of East-West Conflict"). General information for lecturers with covering letter dated March 20, 1962, lecture notes. 21 1962 Canadian Institute of International Affairs. Autumn 1962 (topic unknown). Correspondence. 22 1962 The Ottawa Women's Canadian Club. October 18, 1962 (topic unknown). Correspondence. 23 1962 University of Toronto, Department of Extension. October 23, 1962 (on the U.S.S.R.). Correspondence, lecture notes. 24 1962 The Empire Club of Canada, Toronto. October 2.5, 1962 (on "The Second Revolution in Russia). Correspondence, lecture announcement. 2.5 1963 Royal Canadian Air Force Staff College, Toronto. January 25, 1963 (on "The Soviet State and Society"). Correspondence, general information for lecturers. 26 1963 Northern Secondary School, Toronto. January 26, 1963 (on "Social Change in the U.S.S.R."). · Correspondence. 27 1963 University Women's Club of North York. May 22, 1963 (on "The Communist World and Its Impact on Us"). Correspondence. I I 41 SERIES 6: LECTURES

I ~ Folder 86 28 1963 New Central Unitarian Church of Toronto. October I 27, 1963 {on "Flux in the Soviet Union"). Programme. 29 1963 Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synagogue, Downsview. November 3, 1963 {on antl-semitlsm in the I U.S.S.R.). Lecture notes, newspaper clippings. 30 1963 Alpha Omega, Toronto Chapter. November 18, 1963 (on "Recent Developments and Trends in the Soviet I Union"). Copy of Alpha Omega Review, November 1963. I 87 1 1964 First Unitarian Congregation, Toronto. January 5, 1964 {on "As Mr. Khrushchev Sees The World"). Newspaper clippings, programme. 2 1964 Royal Canadian Air Force Staff College, Toronto. I January 14, 1964 (on China). Correspondence. 3 1964 University of Toronto, Department of Extension. February 18, 1964 {on "Dialogues with Mao Tse­ I tung"). Information for lecturers and programme with covering letters 4 1964 The Women's Canadian Club of Toronto. September I 30, 1964 {on "Red Giants in Conflict"). Lecture announcement. 5 1965 University. of Toronto, Department of Extension. January 12, l 96~ (on "Soviet Union Re-Visited I 1964"). Correspondence, programme (2 copies) 6 1965 Pioneer Women, Toronto. January 19, 1965 (on South Vietnam). Newspaper clipping. I 7 1965 Beth Sholom Synagogue, Toronto. ca October 1965 (topic unknown). Correspondence. 8 1965 November 1965 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the I Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Contracts, correspondence. 9 Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Illinois. I November 3, 1965 (on "Red China Today"). Contract, newspaper clipping. 10 Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. November 8, 1965 (on China). Correspondence, schedule. I 11 The Flint Institute on Mainland China, Flint, Michigan. November 1O, 1965 (on "China As I Saw It"). Correspondence, programme (2 copies) J 12 "Thunder from the East", a Symposium on Communist China, Grand Rapids, Michigan. November 11, 1965 (on "China Today"). Contract, I programme. 13 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. November 12, 1965 (on "Need We Fear China?"). Corres­ pondence, lecture announcement. I 14 Temple Israel, Gary, Indiana. November 14, 1965 (on "China Today"). Contract 42

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Box Folder 87 1.5 World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. November 17, 196.5 (on "Inside China: Mao Tse Tung's World"). Correspondence, lecture announcement (2 copies) 16 196.5 The Asia Society, New York. ca November 2.5, 196.5 (on China). Correspondence, guest list. 17 1966 The Young Mens' Canadian Club of Toronto. January 17, 1966 (on "Need We Fear China?"). Copy of "Chatter", the official publication of the club. 18 1966 Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. February 17, 1966 (on "Need We Fear China?). Programme. 19 1966 "Focus on Communist China", Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota. February 20-March 4, 1966 (on China). Programme. 20 1966 Council ·on Foreign Relations, New York. ca April 19, 1966 (on China). Correspondence. 21 1966 East Asian Research Center, Harvard University, April 20, 1966 (on China). Correspondence. 22 1967 Seminar with University Presidents, Hong Kong. ca August 2, 1967 (topic unknown). Correspondence. 23 1968 February-March 1968 U.S. Lecture Tour. Itinerary. 24 February-March 1968 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Con­ tracts, correspondence. 25 February-March 1968 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, ~ew York. Correspondence, itineraries. 26 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. February 23, 1968 (on "Mao's China­ Today and Tomorrow"). Contract. 27 Temple Israel, Gary, Indiana. February 25, 1968 (on "Prospects for Mao's China"). Contract. 28 Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Illinois. February 26, 1968 (on "Mao's China-Today and Tomorrow"). Contract. 29 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. February 27, 1968 (on "Prospects of Mao's China"). Con­ tract, correspondence, lecture announcement. JO Mundelein College, Chicago. February 27, 1968 (topic unknown). Contract. 31 China Seminar for Southern Journalists, Atlanta, Georgia. February 29-March 2, 1968 (on "China, A First Hand View"). Correspondence, list of participants, programme (2 copies), National Committee on United States-China Relations (information brochure) 32 Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. March 4, 1968 (on "Mao's China-Today and Tomorrow"). Contract. I 43 I SERIES 6: LECTURES I Box Folder 87 33 Cleveland Council on World Affairs. March .5-6, 1968 (on "The Red World"). Contract, correspond­ I ence, lecture announcement, newspaper clipping. 34 Fountain Street Church, Grand Rapids, Michigan. March 7, 1968 (on "China and its Neighbours"). I Contract. 35 1968 American Women's Association, Hong Kong. October 23, 1968 (on the U.S.S.R.). Lecture notes. 36 1969 February 1969 U.S. Lecture Tour. Correspondence, I itinerary. 37 February 1969 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Contracts, I correspondence. 38 February 1969 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs. Contracts, I correspondence. 39 February 1969 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, New York. Correspondence. I 40 University of Chicago. February 10, 1969 (on "Mao Winds Up the Cultural Revolution"). Contract, lecture announcement (2 copies) I 41 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. February 11, 1969 (on "Four New Revolutions"-China, Russia, Western Europe and the U.S.). Corres­ pondence, newspaper clipping. I 42 World Affairs Council of Milwaukee. February 11, 1969 (on "Mao Winds Up the Cultural Revolution"). Correspondence. I 43 Cleveland Council on World Affairs. February 12, 1969 (topic unknown). Contract. 44 The College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. February I 13, 1969 (on "The Red Dragon"). Contract, cor­ respondence, invoice, lecture announcement. 45 Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. February 14, 1969 I (topic unknown). Contract. 46 Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. February 17, 196 9 (on "The Four Revolutions I Have Seen"). Contract. I 47 Pittsburgh World Affairs Council. February 18, 1969 (on China). Contract, lecture announce­ ment. I 48 1970 Hong Kong University. February 23, 1970 (on foreign correspondents). Lecture notes see also 162:12 I 49 1970 November 1970 U.S. Lecture Tour. Correspondence 50 1970 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Toronto. December 3, 1970 (on Asia). Corresponoence, news­ paper clipping. r 51 1972 January-February 1972 U.S. Lecture Tour. Itinerary I ~ 44

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Box Folder 87 52 January-February 1972 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Con­ tracts, correspondence. 53 January-February 1972 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs. Corres­ pondence, itinerary. .54 January-February 1972 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the Council on Foreign Relations, New York. Correspondence, itinerary. · 55 World Affairs Council of Philadelphia; Villanova University. January 18-20, 1972 (on ''Eyewitness Report on China"). Correspondence, itinerary, newsletter, newspaper clipping. .56 World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh. January 2.5, 1972 (on China). Correspondence, itinerary, newspaper clipping. 57 "China-What Kind of Dragon?", Cleveland Council on World Affairs. January 28, 1972 (on China). Newsletter, programme (2 copies) 58 Carleton College, Northfield, Minn. January 30- 31, 1972 (on China). Correspondence• .59 Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. February 1, 1972 (on "View from Peking"). Contract. 60 North Central College, Naperville, Illinois. February 2, 1972 (on "View from Peking"). Contract. 61 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. February 2, 1972 (on "Changing Patterns of Power in Asia"). Contract, lecture announcement. 62 Barat College, Lake Forest. February 3, 1972 (on "China Today"). Contract, newspaper clipping. 63 "China and the World Today", 5th Annual World Affairs Conference of Northwestern Illinois, Rockford, Illinois. February 4, 1972 (on "A View From Peking"). Contract, programme. 64 Longview Community College, Kansas City. February 7, 1972 (on China). Newspaper clipping. 6.5 Council on Foreign Relations, New York. February 1O, 1972 (on China). Correspondence. 66 1973 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. March 7, 1973 (topic unknown). Lecture announcement, "The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations 1973-197.5" (Report) 67 1973 Detroit Committee on Foreign Relations. March 11, 1973 (topic unknown). Correspondence. 68 1973 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Women's Branch, Toronto. May 23, 1973 (on "New Patterns of Power in Asia"). Lecture notes, thank you note. I 4.5 SERIES 6: LECTURES l Box Folder

88 I 1973 Canadian Society for Asian Studies, Annual Meeting, J Toronto. May 2.5-26, 1973. "Leadership and Succession in Post-Cultural Revolutionary China", a paper presented at the meeting by M. Gayh; pro­ I gramme. 2 1973 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Toronto .. November 27, 1973. Announcement of panel discus­ r sion on the Arab States and Israel. 3 1974 Cleveland Town Hall. January 16, 1974 (on de­ tente). Correspondence, lecture notes. 4 1974 U.S. National War College, Toronto. February 8, I 1974 (on detente). Correspondence, lecture notes. 1974 Cleveland Council on World Affairs. March 4-.5, 197 4 (on "East-West Detente"). Correspondence, I invitation (2 copies), lecture notes, newsletter. 6 197.5 National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto. ca. January 23, 197.5 (on Solzhenitsyn). I Newspaper clipping. 7 197.5 U.S. National War College, Toronto. January 31, 1975 (on the U.S.S.R.). Correspondence. 8 1976 Ottawa. ca February 26, 1976 (on China). Lecture ~ notes. 9 1976 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Toronto. June 3, 1916 (on Pakistan's P.M., Ali Bhutto). Invi­ I tation, lectare notes. 10 1976 S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse, N.Y. October 14, 1976 (on foreign corres­ l pondents). Lecture notes, copy of "The Daily Orange" newspaper. 11 1976 October 1976 U.S. Lecture Tour organized by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs. Correspond­ l ence. 12 John Carroll University, Ohio. October 19, 1976 (on "Some Problems in American-Soviet Rela­ tions"). Programme. 13 1976 The Canadian Club, Toronto. November 1, 1976 (on "China: Turmoil and Prospects''). Correspondence, lecture announcement. see also 163:2 14 1977 B'nai B'rith Canyon Lodge, Toronto. January 30, 1977 (on the Middle East). Lecture notes. l 15 1977 New Fraternal Jewish Association, Downsview. September 20, 1977 (on "The Middle East, Israel and Carter"). Lecture announcement. l 16 1978 B'nai B'rith Lodge #1800, Adath Synagogue, Toronto. January 19, 1978 (on Middle East peace). Lecture notes. r 17 1978 Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synagogue, Downsview. February 22, 1978 (on "The Middle East-1978"). Newspaper clipping. 46

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~ Folder 88 18 1978 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. March 7, 1978 (on "The Soviet Union in the World Today"). Correspondence. 19 1978 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. May 2,, 1978 (on "The Soviet Union in the World Today"). General information for lecturers with covering letter dated April 28, 1978. 20 1978 Liberal Club, Toronto. July 12, 1978 (on the U.S.S.R.). Lecture announcement, lecture notes. 21 1978 New Fraternal Jewish Association, Downsview. September 12, 1978 (on the U.S.S.R., Asia and the Middle East). Lecture notes. 22 1978 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. September 29, 1978 (on Asia). Lecture notes. 23 1978 Beth Tzedec Synagogue, Toronto. October 15, 1978 (on terrorism). Lecture notes. 24 1978 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. December 8, 1978 (on China). Lecture notes. 25 1978 Beth David B'nai Israel Beth Am, Toronto. December 14, 1978 (on Asia, the U.S.S.R. and the Middle East). Lecture announcement, lecture notes.

89 1 1979 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Montreal. June 9, 1979 (on Sino-Soviet conflict). Lecture notes. 2 1979 New Fraternal Jewish Association, Downsview. September 18, 1979 (on Andrew Young, the P.L.O. and the Future of Palestine). Lecture announce­ ment, lecture notes. 3 1979 Beth Tzedec Synagogue, Pioneer Women, Toronto. October 25, 1979 (on anti-semitism and Israel). Lecture notes. 4 1979 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. October 30, 1979 (on the U.S.S.R.). Correspondence. see ne.rt folder for lecture notes 5 1980 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. January 4, 1980 (on the U.S.S.R.). Correspondence, lecture notes. 6 1980 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. December 18, 1980 (on Japan). Correspondence. 7 1981 Canadian Forces Staff School, Toronto. June 15, 1981 (on Japan's national defence). Correspondence, lecture notes. 8 1981 Holy Blossom Temple, Toronto. June 18, 1981 (on the Middle East). Correspondence, lecture notes. 9 1981 New Fraternal Jewish Association, Downsview. September 15, 1981 (on "Our Changing World of _the l 980's). Lecture announcement, lecture notes. I I 47 I I SERIES 7: CONFERENCES, SEMINARS

I This series consists of conferences, seminars and meetings attended by Mark Gayn as a participant or observer. The files contain agendas, correspondence, programmes, working papers, speeches and background I documents. I The series has been arranged by date of conference. I I I I I I I I I I I I ~ 48

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Box Folder 90 1 Correspondence, 1966-1981 2 Correspondence. Proposed Canada-U.S.S.R. Seminar, 1976. Includes agenda, outline. 3 1948 National Conference. on American Policy in China and the Far East, New York. January 24-2.5, 1948. Invitation, programme, printed material. see also 57:19 4 1960 First Canadian Conference on Uranium and Atomic Energy, Toronto. January 11-13, 1960. Programmes (2), printed material. 5 Addresses. Allardice - Errington. 6 Addresses. Gillans - Wilcox 7 1962 4th Annual Seminar on International Affairs, Sir George Williams University, Montreal. November 6- 10, 1962. Correspondence, fact sheet, programme. 8 1963 Tenth Annual Summer Institute on Public Affairs, North Battleford, Saskatchewan. July 31-August 2, 1963. Lecture notes, programme. 9 1963 Conference on the Status of Soviet Jews, New York. October 12, 1963. Correspondence, list of parti­ cipants, programme, statement adopted by confer­ ence. 10 1964 Conference on Law and World Affairs, Toronto. January 17-18, 1964. Correspondence, lecture notes, programme. see also 119:25 for article 11 1964 Ontario International Trade Forum, Toronto. February 18, 1964. Programme. 12 196.5 Cleveland Council on World Aff airs Seminar. October 1-3, 196.5. Correspondence, newspaper clipping. 13 196.5 Conference for Social Studies Teachers on China, State University College, New Paltz, N. Y. November 6, 1965. Correspondence, programme. 14 1966 The China Conference, Chicago. February 8-12, 1966. Correspondence, list of participants, programmes, newspaper clippings. 1, Papers read by Mark Gayn at conference. 16 "Mao Tse-tung Reassessed", Mark Gayn working paper. Includes abstract, draft, tss, conference paper. see also 120: 1, 3 and Gayn Book Collection, The China Reader Vol. 3 edited by F. Schurmann and Orville Schell, pp. 92-108 17-26 Working Papers Chen, Theodore - Myrdal, Jan I I 49 SERIES 7: CONFERENCES, SEMINARS I Box Folder 91 1-11 Oldham, C.H.G. - Wilson, Dick 12 1966 "China: Emerging Giant". Conference on the I People's Republic of China in the Sixties, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Penn. March 10-13, 1966. Background material for conference guests, itiner­ I ary, programmes (3), university newspaper. 13 1967 China Series Sponsored by the Associated Students of the University of Hawaii. February 17, 1967. I Correspondence, lecture notes, newspaper clipping. 14 1967 ''China: the Meaning of Revolution". Stanford University, California. June 26-30, 1967. Corres­ I pondence, lecture notes, programme, newspaper clippings. 15 1968 6th Annual Banff Conference on World Affairs, Alberta. August 19-24, 1968. I Background paper, lecture notes, newspaper clip­ ping. 16 "China and the Soviet Union" by Mark Gayn. In I East-West: Conflict and Detente (Conference handbook), pp. 108-121. 17 1970 Seminar on Canada's Role in the Pacific, Victoria, B.C. February 27-March 1, 1970. Agenda, back­ I ground material, correspondence. 18 1970 International Symposium on Environmental Disruption - A Challenge to Social Scientists, Tokyo. I March 8-14, 1970. Agenda, list of participants. 19-22 Papers I Dahmen, Erik - Hansen, Rolf. 92 1-10 Hock, Bela - Vi, Jun l 11 1970 Asia Assembly, Manila. April 11-13, 1970. Confer- ence magazine. 12 1971 Commonweal th Heads of Government Conference, Singapore. January 14-22, 1971 I see also 165:6-7 Addresses 13 Biographies of Heads of Delegations Handbook (2 I copies) 14 Information Handbook, Mark Gayn's copy 15 Information Handbook, Suzanne Gayn's copy I 16 1973 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Ottawa. August 2-1 O, 197 3. see Series 16 folder 1 for poster Agenda I 17 · Background Information. Includes letter dated July 25, 1973. 18 Background Information I 19 Background Information on Development Issues. I 50

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93 1 Media Binder 2 Statements by Commonwealth Leaders 3 Transcript of Interview of Prime Minister Trudeau with Dennis Baxter, August 3, 1973. 4 1974 Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Se~ Caracas, Venezuela. June 20-August 29, 1974,. l'Or more on Conference see 51:1, 82:1 Background Information: Canada. Department of External Affairs. Report, November 1973. 5 U.S. Information Service, Caracas. "Law of the Sea. Articles and Measurements", June 1974, 6 U.S. Information Service, Caracas. "Notes on Law of the Sea", June 1974, 7 1976 Habitat: U.N. Conference on Human Settlements, Vancouver, B.C. May 31-June 11, 1976. For more on Conference see 54:5 Background Information 8 Brochures, flyers 9 Conference Handbook 10 Declaration of Principles; Recommendations for National Action 11 Habitat Facts, March 1976 12 Habitat Forum Guide 13 Habitat Review and Calendar, May 19, 1976. 14 "Jericho", the Habitat newspaper. Numbers 2, If., 6, 7. 15 Paper - "Humanizing Settlement", by Ernest Weissmann. 16 Press Releases, May 30-June 8, 1976 17 Programme Outline 18 Speeches. Danson - Trudeau 19 1976 Seminar on Canada and the U.N., Toronto. June 18- 19, 1976. List of Participants 20 Background Documents "Canada and the United Nations: The First Thirty Years". With covering letter. 21 "Canada and the United Nations" 22 "Canada and the United Nations", a paper pre­ pared in the Department of External Affairs; "The United Nations at Thirty" by John Holmes 94 1 "Recent Developments at the United Nations: Some Canadian Perspectives". 2 Report of Seminar, with covering letter dated July 19, 1976 3 1976 "Another Past, Another Future". Seminar on the Criticize Lin Piao and Confucius Campaign, Toronto. August 24-27, 1976. List of participants, programme I I 51 SERIES 7: CONFERENCES, SEMINARS I Folder 94 4-11 Papers Ch'en, Jerome - Yahuda, Michael I 12 1978 The United States and the World: A Conference for Journalists, Washington, D.C. June 12-1.5, 1978. Biographies of speakers, programme. I 13 1978 Ditchley Foundation Conference on Euro- communism, Ditchley, England. June 16-18, 1978. For more on Conference see 52:6 I Correspondence 14 Conference Documents. Includes outline pro­ gramme and agenda, printed material. I 15 Conference Documents. Includes programme, agenda and reports of discussion groups. 16 Notes 17 1978 Tenth International Council of Social Democratic I Women, Vancouver, B.C. October 31-November 1 , 1978. Bulletin, Speeches: Arad - Mattson. 18 1978 Socialist International Congress, Vancouver, B.C. I November 3-5, 1978. For more on Con(erence see 52:7 Agenda, Congress Documents 19 Declarations of the Socialist International; copy I of "Socialist Affairs", November-December 1978. 20 Draft Resolutions; Report on Multinational I Corporations. 95 1 Speeches. Asukata - Kawakami 2 Speeches. Lewis - Wischnewski I 3 l 979 6th Non-Aligned Conference, Havana, Cuba. September 3-7, 1979. For more on Conference see 53:1 I Notes, information bulletins 4 General Information Guide (2 copies) 5 Addresses. Birendra - Zia 6 Draft Final Declaration I 7-8 Final Declaration 9 1980 Williamsburg X Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia. November 13-16, 1980. I Memoranda for Participants 10 Brochures on Williamsburg, Va. and area. 11 Mark Gayn lecture notes I 12 Participants' Binder 13-28 Background Papers Australian National University, Canberra - I Sopiee, Noordin. I ;2

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96 1-7 Tun Thin - Yano, Toru 8 Jottings X 9 Jottings IX (Philippines) 10 1981 The Middle East 1981: Canadian Professors for Peace in the Middle East. May 10-11, 1981. Agenda. With covering letter dated April 15, 1981 (notes of Bob Rae's speech on back) 11 Sessions A and B. Reports 12 Sessions C and D. Reports I 53 I I I SERIES 8: BOOKS

I Mark Gayn wrote seven books, all dealing with the Far East. Only five of these books, namely those for which manuscript and research material is available, are included in this series. The other two, Japan's War on Foreign Business in China and Japan's War in China are located in the book collection I as are copies of his other books. It should be noted that the last two mentioned books were published anonymously. However, Gayn himself states in his autobiography, Journey From The East, that he wrote Japan's War on I Foreign Business in China. Based on known circumstances, authorship of the second book, Japan's War in China, has been attributed to him. I Because Gayn also worked on several books which were never published, the series has been divided into two sections:

1. Published - arranged by date of publication. His last book, Shin Niplln I Nikki (New Japan Diary), was published posthumously in Japan in 19 • 2. Projected and Unpublished - arranged by the date(s) written. In some I instances it was not possible to determine exact dates. "Europe Today" was to be based on diaries kept by Gayn during his assignment in Europe, 1948-1952. These have been placed in Series 3 Diaries (see I 7:9-24, 8:1-40). I I I I I I I I 54

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Box Folder 97 ( 1) Published

1941 The Fight For The Pacific 1 Contract (English edition) with covering letter dated March 27, 1942 2 Copies of book shipped to California stores, December 1, 1941 to March 11, 1942 3 Correspondence, n.d. 4 Dustjackets 5 Financial Statements (American edition), 1941-1942. 6 Financial Statements (English edition), 1941-1942. 7-9 Publisher's publicity for book 10 Review Excerpts from various publications. 11 Reviews and Press Clippings. May 1941 12 June 1-7, 1941 13 June 8-18, 1941 14 June 20-30, 1941 15 July 1-18, 1941 16 July 20, 1941-May 1944 17 Copies of The Nation (June 14, 1941), Newsweek (June 2, 1941 ), and The Saturday Review of Literature (May 31, 1941)

1944 Journey From The East 18 Dustjackets 19 Financial Statements, 1942-1943 20 Publicity for book 21 Review Excerpts from various publications 22 Reviews and Press Clippings March-April 1944 23 May 1944 24 June-November 1944 25 Copy of The Saturday Review of Literature (May 6, 1944)

1947 American Agent 26 Correspondence, 1947 27 Publicity for book 28 Reviews and Press Clippings June 1947 29 July-September 1947

1948 Japan Diary see also 39:1-7, 40:1-7 for notebooks 30 Contract 31 Contract (Polish) with covering letter dated May 16, 1956 32 Correspondence, 194 7-19 52 I .5 .5

I SERIES 8: BOOKS I Box Folder 97 33 Correspondence. Mark Gayn to wife Sally December 194 .5 I 34 January 1946 3.5 February 1946

98 l March 1946 I 2 April 1946 3 May 1946 4 Diary I December 194.5 5 January-July 1946 6 August 1946 I 7 September 1946 8 October 1946 (includes Korea) 9 November 1946 (includes Korea) 10 December 1946 I 11 Dust jackets 12 Interviews December 194 5-September 1946 I 13 September 1946-December 1946 14 Notes 1.5 Publicity for book I 16 Reviews and Press Clippings November 1948 17 December 1948 18 January 1949-April 19.52 I 19 Review by Ralph Braibanti in The American Political Science Review XLIII, February 1949, pp. 164-166. Tss with covering letter dated February 2, I 1949 20 Reviews appearing in the Soviet Press, April 1960 21 Soviet Royalties for book. Includes correspondence, I honorarium dated March 1960 22 Tokyo Correspondents Club, 1946-1948 I . Biographical Files 23 Abe - Hata 24 Hatoyama, lchiro 2.5 Higai - Hiratsuka I 26 Hitematsu - Homma Family 27 Hoshijima - Imai 28 Inouye, Nissho I 29 Inukai - Iwabuchi 30 Kagawa, Toyohiko 31 Katayama - Kato, Kanju I 32 Kato, Shizue - Kiyose I I ~ 56

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Box Folder 99 1 Konoye, Prince Fumimaro "Excerpts on Tojo from Historical Essay of the Konoye Cabinet" by Tsunego Baba. Tss 2 News Reports and Excerpts from his memoirs published in the newspapers, December 1945 .3 Kuwaki - Matsumura 4 MacArthur, Douglas 5 Matsuoka, Komakichi 6 Nagata - Nishio 7 Nozaka, Sanzo 8 Okawa - Ozaki 9 Satsuma - Tojo 10 Tokuda - Yamazaki

Subject Files 11 Associations, Organizations, Leagues 12 Cities and Prefectures 1.3 Communist Party General material 14 Press Reports, December 1945-January 1946 15 Press Reports, June-December 1946 16 Economy 17 Education 18 Emperor "Explanation of the Places the Emperor is Scheduled to Visit" 1946 (?) 19 "Mikado-Worship"; "Report on the Assets of the Imperial Household". ( 1946) 20 Press Reports, January-July 1946 21 Press Reports, July-December, 1946. 22 Food Shortages 2.3 Geisha Houses 24 Industry 25 Japanese Peace Treaty Conference 26 Japanese War Cabinet 27 Labour Unions

100 1 Labour Unions 2-.3 Land Reform 4 Miyagi Military Government 5 Pacific Stars and Stripes 6 Politics 7 Press Reports 19.37-1947 8 Shintoism 9 Socialism 10 Soviet Involvement in Japan 11 Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers. General Headquarters. Press releases, memoranda, economic sum­ maries. October 194-5-January 1946 I I S7 SERIES 8: BOOKS I Box Folder 100 12 Press releases, memoranda, ecomonic sum­ maries. January-October 1946 I 13 Taxes 14 U.S. Army Forces, Pacific. General Headquarters Press releases, November 1945-0ctober 1946 I 15 U.S. Army in Japan 16 Women's Rights 17 Zaibatsu I General material 18 Mitsubishi 19 Mitsui 20 Sumitomo I 21 Yasuda

Biographical and Subject Files (Korea) I 22 Notes 23 Economy 24 Korean National Youth I 25 Politics 26 Rhee, Syngman 27 Translations of Articles in Korean newspapers. With covering letter dated May 14, 1948 I 28 U.S. Army Military Government Includes Ordinances Nos. 72 &: 118, Procla­ mation No. 2 I 29 Press Releases and Translations of Daily Newspapers, 1946 I 1982 Shin Nippon Nikki (New Japan Diary) see also 44:1-2 for notebooks, 168:2-11 for tapes of interviews, and film reel #13 (Series 14) 30 Correspondence, 1980-1981 I 31 Editorial suggestions with covering letter dated October 28, 1981 32 Japan Trips I June 1980. Includes correspondence, biographies of leading figures, itinerary 33 June 1980. Includes biographies, itinerary I 34 August 1980. Includes biographies, itinerary 101 1 Reviews and Press Clippings 1980 I 2 1981-1982 3-10 Research Material I Documents (photocopies of articles) 102 1-7 Documents I 3-9 Magazine Clippings I ~ 58

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Folder

103 1 Magazine and Newspaper Clippings (photocopies) 1976-1980 2-3 1981 4-9 Newspaper Clippings, 1980 10 Newspaper Clippings, 1981

104 1-.5 Newspaper Clippings, 1981 6-10 Notes 11 Book I Notes 12 Book II Notes 13 Book III Notes 14 Japan Notes 1.5 Japanese Rearmament Notes 16 Leadership Notes 17 Guidelines for Book III 18 Outline, Book III 19 Outline of Summing Up 20 Revisions in Book I 21 Deleted Pages

10.5 First Version of Book 1 Book I Draft.* pp. 1-3 2 pp. 3-10 3 pp. 10-14 4 pp. 15-23 5 pp. 23-30 6 pp. 31-44 7 pp. 45-61 8 pp. 61-76 9 pp. 76-81 10 Book II Draft. pp. 1-31 11 pp. 31~65 12 Book I T ss. pp. 1-44 13 pp. 45-88 14 Book II Tss. pp. 1-33 1.5 pp. 34-65

Final Version 16 Book II Draft. pp. 13-26 17 pp. 31-44 18 Book III Draft. pp. 1-36 19 pp. 36-68

* page numbers of the draft refer to page numbers of the tss. I I 59 SERIES 8: BOOKS I Box Folder 105 20 pp. 68-80 21 pp. 81-93 I 22 pp. 99-109 23 PP· a-x 24 Book I I Tss. pp. 1-41

106 1 pp. 42-87 I 2 Book II Tss. pp. 1-30 3 pp. 31-66 4 Book III I Tss. pp. 1-49 5 pp. 50-98 6 pp. 99-116, a-x I 7 Deletions and Additions to end of book 8 Japanese Translation of Section of book 9 Segment of book, with covering letter dated May 18, I 1981

107 (2) Projected and Unpublished

I 1947-1948? Chinese Novel 1 Fragments I see also 21:3, 26:5 1948-1952 "Europe Today" 2 Contract, notes I see also 7:9-24, 8:1-40 ca 1950 Life and Death Novel 3 Notes I 4 Draft (40 pages)

1951-1955 East Europe Satellite Book I 5 Correspondence, 1951-1955. Includes letter dated December 26, 1951 giving book outline I 6 Notes 7-13 Research Material I ca 1953 version 14 Chapter II. Draft 15 Chapter I. T ss 16 Chapter II. Tss with covering letter I dated January 7, 1953

ca 1955 version I 17 Chapter C. Draft 18 Chapter D (labelled "E "). Draft I ~ 60

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107 19 Chapter E (labelled "D"). Draft 20 Chapter F (labelled "A"). Draft 21 Chapter G (labelled "B"). Draft

108 1 Chapter D. Tss 2 Chapter E. Tss 3 Chapter F. Tss 4 Chapter G. Tss

ca 1958 Aegean Novel 5 Notes 6 Research Material 7 Outlines

1963-1964 Dialogues With Mao 8 Correspondence, notes, outline

109 1965-1966 China Then and Now 1 Correspondence 1965-1967. Includes correspondence for "Seize the Day, Seize the Hour" 2 1968-1972. Includes correspondence for "Seize the Day, Seize the Hour" 3 Outlines for Chapters 4 Notes 5 Chapters II and Ill. Early draft, ca October-December 1965 6 Chapter I. Oraft 7 Chapter I. Revised draft 8 Chapter II. Draft 9 Chapter III. Draft 10 Chapter I. Tss 11 Chapter II. T ss 12 Chapter III. T ss 13 Chapter IV. T ss

1967-1972 "Seize the Day, Seize the Hour" 1967 Version For correspondence see 109:1-2 14 Contract 15 Table of Contents (photocopy) 16 Chapter II. Outline 17 Chapter I. Draft 18 Chapter II. Oraf t 19 Chapter II. Revised draft 20 Chapter III. Draft 21 Chapter I. T ss 22 Chapter II. T ss 23 Chapter III. Tss 61 I SERIES 8: BOOKS I Box Folder 110 1967-1969 Version I 1 Notes 2 Material on the Cultural Revolution 3 Early table of contents and list of docu- ments J 4-5 Sources for Documents 6 Documents "killed" or not used 1966-January 1967 l 7 February-April 1967 8 April-May 1967 9 June-December 1967 10 February-September 1968 I 11 Projected material for use in "The Cast" 12 Introduction I Early Draft 111 1 Draft. pp. 1-56 2 pp. 54-79 I 3 pp. 80-105 4 pp. 118-168 5 Final Section of book. Draft 6 "The Cast". Draft I 7 Pages from draft "killed"

8 Intrnduction I Tss. pp. 1-24 9 pp. 25-50 10 pp. 51-75 I 11 pp. 76-117 12 pp. 118-168 13 pp. 1-56 (with different pp. 54- I 56) 14 Table of Contents. Tss

Prologue: Mao Sets the Stage I 15 pp. 1-11 16 pp. 12-52 I 17 pp. 53-98 112 1 pp. 99-131 2 pp. 132-159 I 3 pp. 160-198 Act I: A Time of the Red Guards 4 pp. 199-228 I 5' pp. 229-250 6 pp. 251-272 7 pp. 273-309 I 8 pp. 310-346 .. 9 pp. 347-378 I 62

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112 10 pp. 379-398 11 pp. 399-422

Act II: A Time of Chaos 12 pp. 423-448 13 pp. 449-480

113 l pp. 481-499 2 pp. 500-514 3 pp. 515-542 4 pp. 543-557 5 pp. 558-575 6 pp. 576-603 7 pp. 604-636 8 pp. 637-655 9 pp. 656-672 10 pp. 673-694 11 pp. 695-714 12 pp. 715-762 13 pp. 763-798 14 pp. 799-811 15 pp. 812-845 16 pp. 846-860 17 pp. 861-886

114 Act III: A Time of Stalemate 1 pp. 887-919 2 pp. 920-943 3 pp. 944-986 4 pp. 987-1016 5 pp. 1017-1048 6 pp. 1049-1085 7 pp. 1086-1120 8 pp. 1121-1151 9 pp. 1152-1177 10 pp. 1178-1213

11 Later Additions Documents inserted after No. 67 12 Documents inserted between Nos. 174 and 175 a-c 13 d-f 14 g-i 15 j-1 16 m-o 17 p-r 18 s-u I 63 I SERIES 8: BOOKS I Box Folder 11.5 l x-v 2 Documents pp. 1-36 I 3 Documents (Ninth Party Congress) pp. 1-42 4 pp. 43-69 I 5 Publicity for book. Copy of Kaigai Shinkan Nyf.gu (New Foreign Publications), April I 21, 1969 Un Japanese) 1971-1972 Version 6 Outline for chapter on 1967 7 Notes I 8 Prologue Early Draft. pp. v-xi 9 Draft. pp. i-xix I 10 Chapter I. Draft. pp. 33-36 11 Chapter V. Draft. pp. 97-101 12 Chapter VI. Draft. pp. 123-139 I 13 Chapter VII. Draft. pp. 1.56-180 14 Prologue. Tss. pp. i-xix 15 Chapter I. Tss. pp. 1-36 16 Chapter II. Tss. pp. 37-56 I 17 Chapter III. Tss. pp • .57-64 18 Chapter IV. Tss. pp. 65-96 19 Chapter V. Tss. pp. 97-110 I 20 Chapter VI. Tss. pp. 111-155 21 Chapter VII. Tss. pp. 156-188 I 116 Catalogue cards listing the documents l I

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Mark Gayn was a prolific writer whose articles appeared in a great variety of magazines and newspapers. The articles have been-divided in the following manner: 1. World Book Year Book - short articles on Asian countries and longer essays called "Special Reports". They have been arranged by date of appearance and alphabetically by country within this. 2. Book and Magazine - articles appearing in books and magazines arranged by publication date (excludes those mentioned elsewhere in the series). It also includes articles sent to specific publications, but which may not have been published. These have been interfiled with the other articles. Boxes 122 and 123 contain copies of magazines in which Gayn's articles appeared. 3. The Star Weekly - for over twenty years Mark Gayn contributed articles to the weekend magazine section (later a separate magazine) of the Toronto Daily Star. The articles have been arranged by date of publication. 4. The Nation - the articles are arranged by publication date. There are also articles sent to The Nation, whose fate is unknown. These are interfiled with the published articles by date sent. For book reviews appearing in The Nation see Series 10. 5. International Wildlife - the articles are arranged by publication date. Note that the first article (130:3) was not written by Mark Gayn. He provided research material for the article and was mentioned in it. 6. Newspaper - this contains articles (in mss or tss) written for various publications including the Toronto Star, Chicago Sun, Le Monde, The New York Times etc. Often the articles took the form of cables sent by Gayn while on assignment. They have been arranged, wherever possible, by date of publication; otherwise, by date sent or approximate date. A subsection of this section is newspaper clippings which consists of the clippings of Gayn's articles, arranged by date of publication. This has been divided into three groups: (1) clippings (2) scrapbooks containing clippings (3) Japanese newspaper clippings 7. Miscellaneous - in some instances it was not possible to determine the type of article (e.g. newspaper, magazine) or whether or not it was published. These articles have been arranged by approximate date.

It should be noted that Mark Gayn wrote under pseudonyms such as Thomas Ballard and Alfred Lusk. In two instances (125:10, 16) articles have been written under the name A. Demir. However, it has not been possible to identify these positively as the work of Mark Gayn.

~-- __ ..L._L_ I I 6.5 SERIES 9: ARTICLES I Folder (1} World Book Year Book I 117 1 Contracts 2 Correspondence 3 Suggestions to Year Book Contributors . 4 1966 "The Miracle of the Mountain", a Year Book Special I Report, pp. 117-131. Drafts, text copy (photocopy) with corrections, reprint (2 copies) .5 1967 Articles. China I 6 1968 Articles. China 7 "Mao's Last Revolution", a Year Book Special Report, pp. 110-12.5. Notes, drafts. 8 "Mao's Last Revolution" continued. Tss, article I detached from Year Book (2 copies) 9 1969 Articles. China 10 1970 Articles. China-Pakistan I 11 1971 Articles. China 12 1972 Articles. China-Pakistan 13 "The Dark Side of the Green Revolution", a Year I Book Special Report, pp. 58-75. Draft, tss with covering letter dated August 12, 1971. 14 1973 Articles. China-Pakistan 1.5 1974 Articles. Bangladesh-Pakistan I 16 1975 Articles. Bangladesh-Sri Lanka 17 1976 Articles. Asia-Sri Lanka 18 "Russia Today: Reality and the Fading Dream", a I Year Book Special Report, pp. 138-152. Notes, draft, tss, photocopy of article. 19 1977 Articles. Asia-India I 20 Indonesia-Sri Lanka 21 1978 Articles. Asia-China I 22 India-Sri Lanka 118 1 1979 Articles. Asia-Pakistan 2 1980 Articles. Asia-Sri Lanka I 3 1981 Articles. Asia-Sri Lanka (2) Book and Magazine 4 Correspondence I .5 Notes and outlines 6 Record of articles sold or not placed, 1948 7 1934 "Gold Linings in Japan's War Clouds". Baltimore I Sunday Sun, April 22, 1934, pp. 1-2. Clipping. 8 1936 "Strong Man of China". The Christian Science Monitor, January 22, 1936, pp. 3, 15. Clipping. 9 1940 "Japan Tightens Her Belt". The China Press Sunday I Magazine, April 14, 1940. pp. 1, 13. Clipping. 10 1940 "Japan's New Premier". Current History and Forum, August 1940, pp. 40-43. Copy of magazine. I 11 1941 "Power Politics in Thailand". Current History and Forum, February 13, 1941, pp. 18, 29. Copy of I ~ magazine. 66

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Box Folder 118 12 1942 "Prelude to Treachery". Reader's Digest, April 1942, pp. 5-13. Photocopy of article, editorials. 13 1942 Novaia Zaria, March 27, 1942, pp. 3-4. (Russian translation of 118: 12). Clipping. 14 1942 "Japan Strategy of Humiliation". Pie, August 4, 1942, pp. 42-43. Clipping. 15 1942 "Five Men Who Rule Japan". Look, August 11, 1942, pp. 56-59. Clipping. 16 1942 "Slow Death for Sale". Coronet, November 1942, pp. 22-26. Notes, outline, photocopy of article. 17 1942 "Evil Old Man of Japan". Coronet, December 1942, pp. 76-81. Clipping see also 151:2 18 1943 "These Are Russia's Five Best Generals". Look, June 1, 1943, pp. 40, 42. Clipping. 19 1943 "The Russian Army's Secret Weapons". Look, November 2, 1943, pp. 44, 46. Clipping. 20 1944 "Five Men Who Rule Japan". Ever~ody's, July 1, 1944, p. 2. Clipping. (First publish in Look, see 118:15). 21 1944 "Crisis in China". Collier's, October 28, 1944, pp. 17-18, 44. Clipping. 22 1944 "Japan Digs in to Die". The Saturday Evening Post, October 28, 194-4, pp. 9-10+. Clipping. 23 1944 "Who Rules Japan Now?" Look, October 31, 1944, p. 74-. Clipping, photograph of proof (?) 24 1945 "The Cause of China's Tragedy". Collier's, January 13, 194-5, pp. 18-19+. Tss, clipping, editorial. 25 1945 "Can China Unite?". Collier's, February 3, 1945, pp. 14-15, 30. Tss, clipping. 26 1945 "What Shall We Do With Japan?" Sent to The Saturday Evening Post, ca June 1945. Tss. 27 1945 "A Million Words of Poison". The Saturday Evening Post, June 16, 1945, pp. 22-23+. Clipping. 28 1945 "Terror in Japan". Collier's, June 16, 1945, pp. 11- 12, 59. Clipping. 29 1946 "Our Balance Sheet". Collier's, March 23, 1946, pp. 12-13+. Clipping with covering letter dated April 30, 1948. 30 1947 "Cold War: Two Police States in Korea". New Republic, September 15, 194 7, pp. 15-16. Galley proofs, clipping. 31 1948 "Paris Letter". Sent to the New Republic, May 13, 1948 (not published). T ss. 32 1948 "A Town the Other Side of Eboli". Sent to the New Republic, July 6, 1948 (not published). Tssl2 copies). 33 1948 "Greek Generals Prefer Politics". New Republic, July 26, 1948, p. 6. Tss with covering letter, clipping. I I 67 SERIES 9: ARTICLES

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118 34 1948 "Japan: Full Speed Astern". New Republic, August I 9, 1948, pp. 13-16. Tss.

119 1 1948 "The Aegean on a Modest Purse". Sent to Harper's I Bazaar, September 18, 1948 (not published?). Tss with covering letter. 2 1948 "Ankara Letter". Business Week, November 6, 1948, p. 120. Tss (2 copies) with covering letter, photo­ I copy of article. 3 1949 "Post-Mortem on the Sofia Trial". Sent to the New Republic, February 28, 1949. Tss (2 copies) I 4 1949 "Crisis in Sofia". Sent to the New Republic, April 16, 1949. Tss. 5 1949 "Greek Magnate Bets on U.S. Aid". Business Week, I April 30, 1949, pp. 117-118. Tss, clipping with covering letter. 6 1949 "Shopping Problem for Tito". Business Week, May 28, 1949, pp. 113-114. Tss, photocopy of article. 7 1949 "Crisis in Yugoslavia". New Republic, September 26, 1949, pp. 14-16. Tss, clipping. ' 8 1950 "Mao Tse-tung and His Revolution". Sent to the I New Republic, January 2, 1950. 2 versions, one with covering letter. 9 19 50 "Peace Comes to Greece". Sent to the New I Republic, February 4, 1950. Tss with covering letter. 10 1953 "Isolation of First Avenue". The New Statesman and Nation, September 5, 1953, p. 247. Clipping with I covering letter (also appeared in The Nation) "Those Who Hate the U.N.". The New Statesman and Nation, November 7, 1953, pp. 550, 552. I Clipping (also appeared in The Nation, October 24, 1953. See 128:12) 11 1957 "The Writer As A Rebel". ueen's uarterl , Spring I 19_57, pp. 114-121. Clipping also appeared in Chuo Koron, March 19 57, pp. 226-231) For copies of 'both magazines see Box 122 12 1957 "Have We Been Fair With the Hungarian Refugees?". I Sent to Maclean's, ca. October 19 57. T ss. 13 1958 "Watch For a Radical New Approach to Heart Disease with Hans Selye Leading Five-Year Blitz". I Maclean's, March 15, 1958, p. 1. Correspondence, interview with Selye, tss, clipping. 14 1958 Preview notes on Hans Selye and Canada's Titoists. I Sent to Maclean's, July 7-9, 1958. Tss. 15 1958 Preview notes on Hans Selye and Maurice Duplessis. Sent to Maclean's, November 22, 1958 •. Correspond­ I ence, tss. I 68

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119 16 1959 "A Party at the Kremlin". Queen's Quarterly, Winter 1959, pp. 549-567. Correspondence, notes, tss, reprint (2 copies) For copy of magazine see Bo:r 122 17 1962 "flux in the Red World". Air Force College Journal, 1962, pp. 9-18. Correspondence, tss, copy of maga­ zine. 18 1962 "South Vietnam--Another China?". The Canadian Commentator, January 1962, pp. 14-15. Clipping. 19 1962 "The Far Right America's Own Ultras". The Canadian Commentator, April 1962, pp. 8-9. Clipping. 20 1962 "Russia's Bureaucrats Don Grey Flannel Suits". The Canadian Commentator, June 1962, pp. 17-18. Clipping. 21 1962 "Why They Published Lenin's Manuscript". Commentator, November 1962, pp. 7-8. Clipping. 22 1963 "What Chance of Counter-Revolution?" Commenta­ tor, May 1963, pp. 4-5. Clipping. 23 1963 "What Vanya Knows That Johnny Doesn't". Quest, September 1963, pp. 11-13, 29-30. Tss, clipping. 24 1963 "Peking vs. Moscow--Conflict on Two Fronts". Commentator, October 1963, pp. 2-3. Tss, clipping. 25 1964 "The Changing Society in the Soviet Union". In Law, Foreign Policy, and the East-West Detente. Edited by Edward McWhinney. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1964, pp. 101-115. Tss, photocopy of article. See also 90:10 for Conference on Law and World Affairs, Toronto 26 1964 "Pavane for a Dead President". Commentator, January 1964, pp. 8-10. Clipping, copy of magazine. 27 1964 "Goldwater and the Season of Red Ferment". Commentator, July-August 1964, pp. 4-6. Clipping. 28 1964 "The Red Breach--And After". Commentator, September 1964, pp. 8-9. Tss. 29 1964 "Mr. WUson and the Ice Cream Cone". Commentator, October 1964, pp. 6-7. Tss, clipping. 30 1964 ''Khrushchov: Pavane for a Red Leader". Commentator, November 1964, pp. 5-7. Clipping, copy of magazine. 31 1964 "Why Did They Do Old Nik In?" Commentator, December 1964, pp. 6-7. Clipping. 32 1965 "Understanding China". Current. August 1965, pp. 16-21. Copies of magazine (2). (Excerpts from Toronto Daily Star articles) 33 1965 "Asia in Torment--History's Epic Revolution". Chicago Sun-Times Viewpoint, August 15, 1965, pp. 1-3. Copy of magazine I I 69 SERIES 9: ARTICLES I Box Folder 119 34 196.5 "To Mao We Are The Prime Enemy". The New York Times Magazine, October 24, 196.5, pp. 46-47+. I Correspondence, draft, galley proofs, tss. For copy of magazine see Oversize(+) box 3.5 196.5 "Writers in Moscow". The New York Times Book I Review, October 24, 196.5, pp • .58-61. Correspond­ ence, draft, tss, clipping. I For copy of magazine see Oversize(+) box 120 1 1966 "Peking Has A Yenan Complex". The New York Times Magazine, January 30, 1966, pp. 10-11+. Notes, draft, clipping. I For copy of magazine see Oversize (+) box; see also 90:16, 120:3 2 1966 "China Today". The Denver Post, February 1.5, I 1966, pp. 1-8. Copy of magazine (taken from The Star Weekly articles; see also 127:1.5-18) 3 1967 "Mao Tse-tung Reassessed". In The China Reader. I Vol. 3: Communist China. Edited by Franz Schurmann and Orville Schell. N. Y.: Random House, 1967, pp. 92-108. Correspondence dated May 17, 1966 with outline of book, newspaper clipping. I For copy of book see Gayn Book Collection; see also 90:16, 120:1 4 1967 "China Convulsed". Foreign Affairs, January 1967, I pp. 246-259. Correspondence, tss (2 copies), photo­ copy of article, Russian review, newspaper clipping. For copy of magazine see Box 122; see also I 120:6-7 5 1967 "Sabi Yar: The Slaughter of 90,000 Innocents". Chicago Daily News Panorama, January 21, 1967, pp. 2-3. Copy of magazine. (First appeared in I Toronto Daily Star, January 7, 1967. See 144:14). 6 1967 "Mao Tse-tung Makes Mistakes" (in Japanese). Bungei Shunju, March 1967, pp. 144-156. Japanese I reviews of article with covering letter. (A transla­ tion of "China Convulsed", 120:4) For copy of magazine see Box 122 I 7 1967 ''Behind the Chinese Wall" (in Russian). Za Rubezhom, March 17-23, 1967, pp. 10-12. Copy of magazine. (A translation of "China Convulsed", I 120:4) 8 1969 "Mao's Last Triumph" (in Japanese). Shukan Shincho, August 1969, pp. 106-113. Draft, tss (2 copies, in English), clipping (in Japanese). I For copy of magazine see Box 122 9 1970 Untitled (on China's foreign policy). Salient, June I 10, 1970, p.18. Clipping. I ~ 70

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Box Folder 120 10 1971 "Communist China and the U.S." Great Decisions 1971, pp. 49-60. Memo dated December 8, 1970, copy of magazine. 11 1972 "The Cult of Kim". The New York Times Magazine, October 1, 1972, pp. 16-17+. Correspondence, notes, drafts, tss. 12 "The Cult of Kim" continued. Galley proofs, clip­ ping. For copy of magazine see Oversize (+) bo.r 13 1973 "Who After Mao?" Foreign Affairs, January 1973, pp. 300-309. Draft, galley proofs with covering letter dated November 13, 1972, tss (2 copies), reprint (2 copies) For copy of magazine see Bo.r 122 14 1973 "Dear Chinese (Soviet) Listener ••• " Sent to the The New York Times Magazine, January 3, 1973. Notes, outline, draft, tss with covering letter. 15 1973 "The Problems of Transition to Peace in Vietnam". International Perspectives, January-February 1973, pp. 14-19. Tss, copy of magazine. 16 1973 "Domino: Cambodia Consulting the Stars". The New York Times Magazine, April 22, 1973, pp. 12- 13+. Correspondence, draft, tss (2 copies), photocopy of article. For copy of magazine see Oversize(+) bo.r 17 1974 "The State of Detente: Soviet Approach Leaves West with Two Unpalatable Choices". International Perspectives, July-August 1974, pp. 7-12. Notes, draft, tss, copy of magazine. 18 1974 "A View from the Village". Problems of Communism, September-October 197 4, pp. 10-1.5. Correspondence, notes, draft, tss. 19 "A View from the Village" continued. Copies of magazine (2)

· 121 1 197.5 "Northern Neighbours Should Be Friendly and Cooperate" (in Russian). Za Rubezhom, 197.5 (No. 6). Copy of magazine with memo dated April 10, 197 5. (A translation of articles appearing in the Toronto Star) 2 1976 "The Greatness and the Tragedy of Mao Tse-tung" (in Japanese). Bungei Shunju, November 1976, pp. 94-109. Drafts (in English) 3 "The Greatness and the Tragedy of Mao Tse-tung" : continued. Tss with photocopy (in English) 4 "The Greatness and the Tragedy of Mao Tse-tung" continued. Photocopies of tss (2 copies, in English), latter with revised ending; clipping (in Japanese) I I 71 SERIES 9: ARTICLES

I ~ Folder 121 5 1977 "Russia's Arctic Triumph". Far Eastern Economic Review, October 1977, p. 42. Clipping (excerpt I from Toronto Star article) 6 1978 "MacArthur in Japan" (in Japanese). Bungei Shunju, January 1978, pp. 198-205. Draft, tss (in English) I For copy of magazine (in Japanese) see Box 123 7 1979 "To Keep Security in Asia" (in Japanese). Bulletin Canada No. 23, March 1979, pp. 43-44. Copies of I magazine (2) with covering letter. 8 1979 "Moscow vs. Peking: No End in Sight to Deadly Struggle for the World" (in Japanese). Chuo Koron, September 1979, pp. 247-259. Tss (in English). I For copy of magazine (in Japanese) see Box 123 9 1979 "Discontent in Cuba". World Press Review, November 1979, p. 48. Clipping (excerpt from I Toronto Star article) 10 1980 "War Drums in Vietnam". World Press Review, February 1980, p. 50. Clipping {excerpt from I Toronto Star article) Copies of Magazines 122 1957 "The Writer As A Rebel". In Queen's Quarterly, I Spring 1957, pp. 114-121. see also 119:11 1957 "The Writer As A Rebel". In Chuo Koron, ·March I 19 57, pp. 226-231 (in Japanese) see also 119: 11 1957 "A Party at the Kremlin". In Queen's Quarterly, I Winter 1959, pp. 549-567. see also 119:16 1967 "China Convulsed". In Foreign Affairs, January 1967, pp. 246-259. I see also 120:4 1967 "Mao Tse-tung Makes Mistakes". In Bungei Shunju, March 1967, pp. 144-156 (Japanese translation of I "China Convulsed"). see also 120:4 1969 "Mao's Last Triumph". In Shukan Shincho, August I 1969, pp. 106-113 (in Japanese) see also 120:8 1973 "Who After Mao?" In Foreign Affairs, January 1973, pp. 300-309. I see also 120:13

123 1978 "MacArthur in Japan". In Bungei Shun ju, January I 1978, pp. 198-205 (in Japanese) see also 121:6 I I 72

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Box Folder 123 1979 "Moscow vs. Peking: No End in Sight to Deadly Struggle for the World". In Choo Kcron, September 1979, pp. 247-2.59 (in Japanese). see also 121:7

(3) The Star Weekly 124 l Correspondence For more Star Weekly correspondence see 8:43-44 1947-19.51 2 19.52-19.54 3 195.5 4 1956 .5 19.57-19.58 6 Letter to Nikita Khrushchev, April 1.5, 19.58. Suggested questions, draft, tss. 7 Notes and outlines. Includes covering letters. 8 1943 "Our Jungle Army". August 28, 1943, p. 6. Clip- ping. 9 1947 "Japan's New Underground". Sent ca. October 20, 1947. Tss (not published?) 10 1948 "Japan's First Lady--Shizue Kato". Sent June 1, 1948. Tss (2 versions) (not published?) 11 1948 "Luigi Einaudi--Italy's New President". Sent June 11, 1948. Tss (not published?) 12 1948 "Report on Industrial Italy". Sent June 30, 1948. Tss. 13 1948 "Tobacco". Sent July 24, 1948 with covering letter. Tss (2 copies) 14 1948 "Boss of China's Communists". October 30, 1948. Clipping. 1.5 1949 "Turkey's Peasants Learn How". January 22, 1949, p. 4. Tss (2 copies), clipping. 16 1949 "A Modern Greek Tragedy". May 14, 1949, p. 16. T ss, clipping. 17 1949 "A Village in Bulgaria". August 18, 1949, p. 4. Clipping, photograph captions. 18 1949 "China's New Strong Man". August 20, 1949, p. 4. T ss, clipping. 19 1949 "Yugoslavia's Five Red Dissidents". Sent November 22, 1949. Tss. 20 1949 "Three Fairs Reflect Europe's Division Into Rival Camps". November 25, 1949. Tss with photograph captions, clipping. 21 1949 "Lone Wolf Greek Tycoon Looking for New Worlds to Conquer". December 3, 1949. Tss, clipping. 22 19.50 ·"Ayash--The Face of Rural Turkey". Sent February 14, 1950. Tss. 23 19.50 "A Land Revolution at Slow Tempo". February 18, 19 50, p. 2. Tss, clipping. I I 73 SERIES 9: ARTICLES

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124 24 19.50 "Report on Trieste". Sent March 16, 19.50 with I covering letter. T ss. 2.5 19.50 "Rumania Rushes Work on Black Sea Canal". Sent March 2.3, 19.50 with covering letter. Tss. 26 19.50 "Bulgaria's Mystery Town To Be Industrial Heart". I June 17, 19.50. Tss with photograph captions, clip­ ping. 27 19.50 "Julius Raab--Austria's Strong Man" •. Sent July 13, I 1950. Tss. 28 1950 "Spring in Hungary: Scarcity, Arrests, War Jitters". Sent August 1, 1950. Tss (2 copies) I 29 1950 "Budapest Blending Old Charm with New Utility". September 30, 19.50. Tss, clipping. 30 1950 "Portrait of a Belgian Town". Sent October 23, I 1950. Tss. 31 19 50 "New Factories Revolutionize Red Europe". November 2.5, 19.50, p. 2. Clipping. 32 19.50 "Europe: Zero Hour". Sent December 30, 19.50. I Tss. 33 1951 "How Britain Faces the Crisis". January 13, 19.51, p. 3. Clipping. I 34 1951 "War Boom in Europe". March 17, 19.51, p. 2. Tss, clipping. 3.5 1951 "Defence Gobbles Europe's Coal". March 31, 1951, I p. 4. Tss, clipping. 36 1951 "General Without Decorations". March 31, 1951. T ss, clipping. 37 1951 "The Voice Gets Through". April 7, 1951, p. 5. I Clipping. 38 19 51 "Courage in a Red Bear's Den". April 21, 19 51. Clipping. I 39 1951 "Holland Recovers From Last War Only To Meet New Adversity". April 21, 1951. Clipping. 40 1951 "The Saar is Booming, Fearful". May 19, 1951, p. 2. I Clipping. 41 1951 "The Communist Colossus has Feet of Clay". May 26, 19 51, p. 2. Clipping. 42 1951 "Krupp's Prison Release To ,\'1ean Rebuilding of Steel I Empire?" June 2, 19 51. Clipping. 43 19 51 ''Western Europe Fearful of 'Showdown' War But Doesn't Want To Take Gun In Its Hand". June 2, I 19 .51. Clipping. 44 1951 "To Moscow, The Baltic Is Now A Soviet Lake". June 23, 1951. Clipping. I 4.5 1951 "The Tragedy of Divided Europe". July 7, 1951, p. 1. Clipping. 46 1951 "Egg-And-Butter Fairyland Has Many Woes". August 4, 19 51. Clipping. I 47 1951 "A Crippled Socialist Who Speaks For Germany". Sent August 15, 1951. Tss. I ~ 74

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Box Folder 124 48 1951 "Rich, Free and Restless ••• " August 25, 1951, p. 2. T ss, clipping. 49 1951 "A 'One-Man' Majority Party". September 29, 19.51, p. 8. T ss, clipping. 50 1951 "Wreaked Heligoland Releases Powerful Waves of German Emotion". September 29, 1951. Tss, clip­ ping. 51 1951 "Turkey-Restless New Ally". October 20, 19.51, p. 2. Clipping. 52 1951 "One Out of Every Five Spaniards Sees Bullfights". November 1O, 19 51. Clipping. 53 1951 "Barbary Apes Multiply; Britain Still Holds Rock". December 1, 19.51. Clipping. 54 19.51 "Kremlin's German Mouthpiece". December 29, 19 51, p. 11. Clipping. 55 19.52 "Distraught Beat Path to West Germany". January 5, 1952. Clipping. 56 19.52 "War Scares In Europe Only Make This International 0 City Richer • January 26, 19.52. Clipping. 57 19.52 "Today's Bogey is Bankruptcy". February 16, 19.52, p. 2. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 58 19.52 "French Empire At Stake In Tunisia". March 29, 1952. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 59 1952 "An Emperor Is Re-educated". April 12, 1952, p. 11. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 60 19.52 "Nationalist Flames Sweep Morocco". Sent April 13, 1952. Tss with covering letter. 61 1952 "A Dominant Figure in Europe". April 19, 1952, p. 11. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 62 1952 "How the Communists Blundered in Bulgaria". April 26, 1952. Corrections to article with covering letter, clipping.

125 1 1952 "Another Test, Another Victory". August 9, 1952, p. 11. Draft, tss, clipping. 2 1952 "Red China's Anthony Eden". Sent September .5, 19 52. Draft, tss (2 copies) with covering letter. 3 1952 "The Ablest Red in the West". September 20, 1952, p. 11. Draft, tss, clipping. 4 1952 "Model For New Soviet Man". October 25, 1952, p. 11. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 5 1952 "Report on Italy". Sent December 9, 1952. Tss. 6 1953 "The Man in Reuter's Shoes". Sent January 6, 1953. Tss with covering letter. 7 19.53 "Things Being As They Are, East Germany's Grotewahl Isn't Likely To Die In Bed". February 7, 1953, p. 11. Tss, clipping. 8 1953 "Balkan Bombshell Tossed in Malenkov's Lap". March 28, 1953, p. 11. Tss, clipping. I I 75 SERIES 9: ARTICLES I Box Folder 125 9 1953 "Duce's Ghost Stalks Italy". April 18, 1953, p. 7. I Tss, clipping. 10 1953 "Menderes Runs Turkey With Firm, If Supple, Hand" by A. Demir (M. Gayn pseud.?). Sent April 21, 1953. Tss (2 copies). I 11 1953 "The New Soviet Men". Sent May 26, 1953. Tss. 12 1953 "Will He Play Second Fiddle?" June 6, 1953, p. 11." Outline, tss with covering letter, clipping. I 13 1953 "She's a Goddess of Victory". October 17, 1953, p. 11. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 14 1953 "Moscow's Great Debate". Sent December 9, 1953. I Tss (2 copies) with covering letter. 15 1954 "Report on Spain". January 2, 1954, p. 2. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 16 1954 "The Middle East: Blood and Nationalism" by A. I Demir (M. Gayn pseud.?). April 17, 1954. Clipping. 17 1954 "The Queen and The Rock". May 8, 1954, p. 4. Clipping. I 18 1954 "The Durable Dictator of Spain". May 22, 1954, p. 11. T ss, clipping. 19 1954 "The Asiatic History-Maker". June 19, 1954, p. 11. I T ss, clipping. 20 1954 "Attlee Faces The Storm". June 19, 1954, p. 4. Clipping. 21 1954 "Youthful Muscle Man Becomes Red Napoleon of I Indo-China". July 10, 1954, p. 4. Tss, clipping. 22 1954 "Look What Russia's Doing in the Arctic". July 24, 19 54, pp. l, 8. Notes, invoice, tss, clipping. I 23 1954 "What Ails France?" August 21, 1954, p. 2. Tss, clipping. 24 1954 "He Won A Political Gamble". September 4, 1954, I p. 11. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 25 1954 "Red Youth Runs Wild". September 11, 1954, p. 2. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 26 1954 "Sam Etcheverry--The Man with the Rifle Arm". I October 16, 19 54. T ss, clipping. 27 1954 "He's Mr. European Defence". October 23, 1954, p. 11. T ss, clipping. I 28 1954 "France's Woes in Africa". Sent December 30, 1954. T ss (2 versions). 29 1955 "Acute Alcoholic Poisoning". January 29, l 955, p.4. I Tss with covering letter, clipping. 30 1955 "He Waited For Two Decades". January 29, l 955, p. 11. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 31 1955 "Russia's Powerful New Navy". February 12, 1955, I p. 2+. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 32 1955 "The New German Army". February 19, 1955, p. 2+. I Tss, clipping. . I 76

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Box Folder 12, 33 1955 "Army Man As Soviet Premier Has Mission To Reintroduce The Kremlin's 'Tough' Line". February 26, 1955, p. 11. Tss, clipping. 34 195.5 "Fatherly Finger In Every Phase of Life Khrushchev Is Master of Stalinist Devises". March 5, 195,, p. 13. T ss, clipping. 3, 19.5.5 "The Soviet--Two Years After Stalin". March 12, 19.5.5, p. 9. Notes, tss (2 copies) with covering letter, revised tss, clipping. 36 19.55 "France's 21st Post-War Premier, Faure Sets His Sights On 14 Months In Office". April 2, 19.5,, p. 11. T ss, clipping. 37 1955 "Are We Losing the Battle for Southeast Asia?" April 16, 1955, p. 4. Tss, clipping. 38 1955 "The Red Generals Take Over". April 30, 195,, p. 2. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 39 1955 "Italy's Dynamic Little Professor Believes His New Deal Promises National Salvation". May 14, 19.5.5. T ss, clipping. 40 1955 "Credited With Arrival of West Germany Der Alte Sees European Idea Accepted". June 4 195.5. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 41 1955 "Deliriously Happy But What's Ahead?" June 4, 1955, p. 4. Tss, clipping. 42 1955 "New Supreme Commander of Red NATO Konev Presents Riddle of Whys and Hows". June 11, 195.5. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 43 19.55 "The West Can't Ignore These Asians". June 18, 1955, p. 4. Tss, clipping. 44 1955 "The Man Behind The Tax Revolt Rocking France". June 25, 1955, p. 2. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 45 1955 "Four Men at Geneva With Forty Voices". July 16, 195', p. 4. Tss, clipping. 46 1955 "The Red Air Force Comes of Age". Sent July 21, 1955. Tss. 47 1955 "The Four Men at the Summit". July 23, 1955, p. 9. T ss, clipping. 48 1955 "Just Ten Years After Defeat". August 13, 1955, p. 2. Tss, clipping. 49 19.55 "Red Athletes Are Tops". Sent August 26, 1955. Tss with covering letter. 50 19 55 "Myth of Molotov As Starched Buffoon May Conceal This Century's Machiavelli". October 8, 1955. Notes, draft, tss with covering letter, clipping. 51 1955 "A Carpenter Has Re-created German Army But Will Army Soon Become His Master?" October- 15, 1955. Tss, clipping. I I 77 SERIES 9: ARTICLES

I Box Folder 125 52 1955 "Day of Decision Is At Hand For The Saar Will It I Become First European Territory?" October 22, 1955. Tss (2 versions) with covering letter, clipping. 53 1955 "The French Empire Crumbles Away". October 29, 1955, p. 1+. Tss, clipping. I 54 1955 "Russia's Floating Ice Islands". October 29, 1955, p. 2. Tss (2 copies) with covering letters, clipping. I 126 1 1955 "The Red Atoms--Fact and Myth". Sent November 6, 1955. Tss with covering letter. 2 1955 "Is Europe Too Prosperous For Her Own Good?" I November 12, 1955, p. 2+. Tss with covering letter, revisions, clipping. 3 1955 "200 Days of Moscow's Soft Line". December 10, 1955, p. 2+. Tss with covering letter, clipping. I 4 1955 "Two Feuding Ex-Premiers of France Give No Quarter In Political Match". December 31, 1955. Tss with covering letter, clipping. I 5 1956 "Neither Right Nor Left Can Claim As Own President Of This Cold War Battleground". January 14, 1956. Telegram, tss, clipping. I 6 1956 "Most Polished Diplomat To Visit Canada And U.S." January 28, 19 56. Tss, clipping. 7 1956 "Acumen Of Italy's New Premier Brings .Party's Hostile Cliques Under One Roof". February 4, 1956. I Tss with covering letter, clipping. 8 1956 "Geography Is Everything To Shigemitsu Steering Course Between U.S. And Asia". March 3, 1956. I Tss with covering letter, clipping. 9 1956 "Moscow Takes New Look At The West". Sent March 6, 19 56. Tss. I 10 1956 "France Divided Against Herself". April 21, 1956, p. 2. T ss, clipping. 11 1956 "Why Is The Soviet Lynching Stalin?" April 28, 1956, pp. 9, 12. Tss, clipping. I 12 1956 "Spokesman For New Moods In Europe Mollet Asks Brand New Western Policy". May 12, 19 56. T ss with covering letter, clipping. I 13 1956 "The Soviet's Top Travelling Salesman Peddles Both Produce And Propaganda". May 26, 19 56. Tss and new leads with covering letters, clipping. I 14 1956 "Half His Life Spent Fighting The Dutch, Mr. Indonesia Now Rejects Cold War". June 2, 1956. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 15 1956 "Alfried Krupp Wages His Own Cold War." June 9, I 1956, p. 6. Tss with covering letter, revisions with covering letter, clipping. 16 1956 "Change In European And German Mood·s Signals End I Of Era For Almighty Adenauer". June 16, 1956. Tss with covering letter, clipping. I 78

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Box Folder 126 17 1956 "No Soldier As Powerful In Soviet History Zhukov's Rise Parallel To Stalin's Fall". June 23, 1956. Tss, revisions, clipping. 18 1956 "Behind the Satellites' Revolt". July 21, 1956. Tss, clipping. 19 1956 "How Should We Treat Tito Now?" July 28, 1956, pp. 8-9. Tss, clipping. 20 1956 "The Soviet Union's Top-Ranking Woman Can Keep Up With Menfolk Of Presidium". July 28, 1956. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 21 1956 "Thailand's Premier Has Lived Through More Coups Than Any Other Asia Ruler". August 11, 1956. Tss (2 copies), and later version, clipping. 22 1956 "What's Happened To NATO?" August 11, 1956, pp. 6, 12. Early version (tss) with covering letter, and revised version, clipping. 23 1956 "Storm Over Nasser's Pyramid". September 1, 1956, p. 4. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 24 1956 "Top Cop Who Governs Bulgaria Is Key To The Riddle Of The Soviet Satellites". September 29, 1956. Tss, clipping. 25 1956 "Moscow's New Weapon--The Ruble". October 20, 19 56, p. 2. Tss, clipping. 26 19 56 "The Man Who Said No To Moscow Becomes Poland's National Hero". Sent October 28, 1956. Tss with covering letter. 27 1956 "Nationalist And Neutralist, Ceylon Premier Joins Nehru As Voice Of Awakening Asia". October 27, 1956. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 28 1956 "Nenni, Moscow's Old Favorite, Deals Reds A Cruel Defeat". Sent November 28, 1956. Tss (2 copies) with covering letter. 29 1956 "Crisis In The Soviet Camp". December 15, 1956, pp. 10-1 l. Tss, clipping. 30 1957 "Gypsies In Trouble". Sent January 3, 1957. Tss with covering letter. 31 1957 "Terror Is His Trade". February 9, 1957, pp. 6-7. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 32 1957 "Mental Ills--Our Worst Headache". Sent March 5, 1957. Tss (2 copies) with covering letter. 33 1957 "Peking vs. Moscow: It's Rivalry, Not Love". March 9, 1957, pp. 14-15. Tss (2 versions) with covering letter, clipping. 34 1957 "Queen's Marches On". June l, 1957, pp. 12-13, 28. Tss, insert with covering letter, clipping. 35 1957 "What Russia's Doing in the Arctic". August 3, 19 57, pp. 22-24. Tss (2 versions), clipping. 36 1957 "A Song &: Dance About Canada". August 10, 1957, pp. 12-13, 16. Tss, clipping. 79

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126 37 1957 "What Does Khrushchev Really Want?" September 14, 1957, p. 4. Tss, clipping. 38 1957 "United Europe: A Third World Power?" September 21, 1957. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 39 1957 "The Great Guerrilla Takes Driver's Seat". October 5, 19 57, p. 14. Tss, clipping. 40 1957 "The Red Moon". Sent October 9, 19.57. Tss with covering letter. 41 1957 "A World of Contrasts is Laval". October 12, 1957, pp. 2-3. Tss with covering letter, revisions with covering letter, clipping. 42 1957 "The Race to the Moon". Sent October 16, 1957. Tss with covering letter. 1957 "40 Years After the Revolution". November 9, 1957, pp. 4-5, 34. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 44 1957 "They're Still Hunting Mussolini's Millions". November 16, 1957, pp. 14-1.5. Tss (2 versions) with covering letter, clipping. 45 1957 "Why Moscow Wars on the Jews". December 21, 1957, pp. 6-7, 37. Tss with covering letter, clipping. 46 1958 "University of Toronto--The Biggest, The Richest, Perhaps the Best". Sent January 7, 1958. Tss with covering letter. 47 1958 "Canada's Hungarian Refugees One Year· Later". January 2.5,. 19 58, pp. 2-4. Tss (2 versions), clipping. 48 1958 "Canada's Hungarian Refugees: How Have They Made Out?" February l, 19.58, pp. 12-13, 18. Tss, clipping. 49 1958 "Five Years After Stalin". March 8, 19.58, pp. 10-11, 22. Clipping. 50 19.58 "French Canadian University with a Mission". April 19, 19 58, pp. 12-13, 26. Clipping. 51 19.58 ''Saint F.X.--World's Biggest Little Campus". Sent .\.iay 20, 1958. Tss. 52 1958 "The Man Who Sailed the Seven Seas". Sent May 26, 1958. Tss with covering letter. 53 19 58 "He's Proud To Be An Egghead". July .5, 19 58, pp. 8- 9, 23. Clipping. 54 1958 "The Truth About The Red Schoolhouse". October 4, 1958, pp. 14-1.5, 36. Tss (2 versions). 55 1958 "What Will Toronto Do To Rawhide?" October 4, 1958, pp. 21+. Tss, clipping. 56 1958 "The Deadly Diamond Game". October 18, 1958, pp. 8-9, 42. Clipping. 57 1958 "The Red World on a Vodka Spree". Sent October 26, 1958. Tss with covering letter.

127 1 1958 "The Riddle of the Ailing Heart". November 8, 19 58, pp. 24, 46. Clipping. 80

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127 2 19.58 "The Dangerous Comrade K". Sent December 3, 19 .58. 3 19.59 "Why We Chose Canada". Written with Suzanne Gayn. May 9, 19.59, pp. 10-11. Clipping. 4 19.59 "A Dollar and Cents Look at the Seaway". June 27, 19 .59, pp. 10-13, 28. Clipping. 5 19.59 "Life Along The Curtain". September 26, 19.59, pp. 8-1 O, 13. Clipping. 6 19.59 "China's Tiger in Felt Slippers". October 31, 19.59, p. 14+. Drafts, tss, clipping. 7 1960 "What Khrushchov Thinks of Us". May 7, 1960, pp. 10-12. Tss, clipping. 8 1960 "The New Russia of Mr. K.". June 11, 1960, pp. 10- 13. Clipping. 9 1960 "The House on E Street". October 29, 1960, p. 3+. Draft, tss, clipping. 10 1961 "Why the Russians Now Think There Is Life On Other Planets". July 21, 1961, pp. 2-4. Tss, clipping. 11 1961 "The 12 Who Rule Russia". October 21, 1961, pp. 2- 4. Tss, clipping. see Series 16 folder 1 for poster 12 1961 "Why They Dishonored Stalin". December 2, 1961. Clipping. 13 1962 "The Big Ear Is Listening". May 19, 1962, pp. 2-.5. Clipping. 14 1963 "Walter Gordon: So Much Woe in So Little Time". July 20, 1963, pp. 12, 14-1.5. Clipping. For copy of magazine see Oversize(+) box 1.5 196.5 "China Today", Part 1. November 13, 196.5, pp. 6- 11. Clipping. For copy of magazine see Oversize (+) box; see also 120:2 16 196.5 "China Today, Part 2: Life Inside A Commune". November 20, 196.5, pp. 28-30. Clipping. 17 196.5 "China Today, Part 3: Inner Mongolia". November 27, 196.5, pp. 32-34. Clipping. 18 196.5 "China Today, Part 4: Hate and War Taught at School". December 4, 196.5, pp. 36-38. Clipping. 19 1967 "The Starving Millions of India". February 2.5, 1967, pp. 12-15. Tss, clipping. For copy of magazine see Oversize(+) box (4) The Nation 128 1 Correspondence For more The ;>{ation correspondence see 8:44 19 .5 3-1 9 .5 5 2 1956-1957 I I 81 SERIES 9: ARTICLES I Box Folder

128 3 19.51 "Stormtroopers in Mufti" (Germany Today I). August 18, 19.51, pp. 12.5-128. Clipping. I 4 1951 "The Germans Debate Rearmament" (Germany Today II). August 2.5, 19.51, pp. 152-154. Clipping. .5 1951 "Boom in the Ruhr" (Germany Today III) • I September l, 1951, pp. 170-173. Clipping. 6 1952 "Europe Votes for Eisenhower". June 21, 19.52, pp. 599-600. Clipping. I 7 1953 "A Decade of Party Decay". January 31, 1953, pp. 94-96. Clipping. 8 1953 "The Purges: Villains and Scapegoats". February 7, 1953, pp. 117-119. Draft, clipping. I 9 1953 "Satellite Story". July 4, 1953, pp. 6-8. Tss. 10 1953 "Dulles in Asia". August 22, 19.53, pp. 144-147. Tss (2 copies). I 11 1953 "Shape of a Table". August 29, 1953, pp. 167-168. T ss (also appeared in The New Statesman and Nation, August 29, 1953, pp. 224-22.5). I 12 1953 "Will They Wreck the U.N.?" October 24, 1953, pp. 326-330. Tss. (also appeared in The New Statesman and Nation, November 7, 19.53. See 119:10) 13 1954 "Canada's Case". January 16, 1954, pp • .50-.52. Tss. I 14 1954 "What Price Rhee?". March 13, 19.54, pp. 214-217. T ss (2 copies), clipping. 15 1954 "Meet Chou En-lai". May 8, 1954, pp. 398-399. Tss, I financial statement, clipping. 16 1954 "China Lobby Myths". June 5, 1954, pp. 479-481. I T ss (2 versions), galley proofs, clipping. 129 1 1955 "Polio: Canada's Way". June 4, 1955, pp. 476-478. Tss with covering letter. I 2 19 56 "Battleground for Peace". March 24, 19 56, pp. 229- 231. Tss. 3 1956 "Purge of Stalin's Ghost". April 28, 1956, pp. 354- 356. Draft, tss with covering letter, financial I statement, clipping. 4 1956 "Testing Time in Poznan". July 14, 19.56, pp. 30-31. Tss. I 5 19 56 "Storm Over East Europe". August 18, 19 56, pp. 13 5-13 7. T ss (2 versions), galley proofs, clipping. 6 1956 "Conquest of Canada". October 6, 1956, pp. 280- I 283. Clipping. 7 1956 "Election Views from Abroad--Canada". October 27, 1956, pp. 339-340. Financial statement, photo­ copy of article. I 8 1956 "Ten Days That Shook The World". November 10, 1956, pp. 379-382. Correspondence, suggested de­ letions and corrections with covering· letter, letter I to editor, tss, clipping. I 82

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129 9 19.57 "The Fate of a Writer". June 1, 19.57, pp. 484-48.5. Tss with covering letter, revisions with covering letter, clipping, copy of magazine. 10 19.57 "The Misreported Revolution". June 1.5, 19 .57, pp. 527-.529. Tss (2 copies), clipping. 11 19.57 "Upset in the North". June 22, 19.57, p • .537. Tss. 12 19.57 "Behind the Moscow Purge". July 20, 19 .57, pp. 23- 24. Tss, clipping, copy of magazine. 13 1962 "Doctors vs. The People". July 28, 1962, pp. 23-27. Galley proofs with covering letter, letter to editor, newspaper article, copy of magazine. 14 1963 "The Canadian Elections •••• " April 20, 1963, pp. 319-321. Clipping, copy of magazine.

(.5) International Wildlife 130 1 Correspondence, 1970-1974 2 Guidelines from Editor to Contributors

3 1971 "Japan's Bones Are Breaking" by John Hess. March- April 1971, pp. 34-35. Copies of magazine (2). 4 1972 "The Chinese Riddle: What To Do With A Billion People?". January-February 1972, pp. 4-9. Tss with covering letter, reprint of article (2 copies), copies of magazine (2) 5 1972 "For Water the Chinese Move Mountains". November-December 1972, pp. 20-25. Tss, copies of magazine (2) 6 1974 "On a Clear Day You Can't See Mt. Fuji". May-June 1974, pp. 12-15. Notes, tss with covering letter, revised tss with covering letter, text copy (photo­ copy), copy of magazine.

(6) Newspaper 131 1 Ideas for columns 2-3 Notes and outlines for articles 4 Fragments of articles .5 Publicity Announcements, 196.5-1966

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Box Folder 141 16 1941 17 1942 18 1945 19-28 1946 29-32 1947 33 1948 34-37 1949 38-39 1950 142 1-12 1959 13-24 1960 25-37 1961 38-47 1962 143 1-12 1963 13-23 1964 24-35 1965 144 1-12 1966 13 ca 1967-1969 14-26 1967 145 1-12 1968 13-24 1969 25-37 1970 146 1-14 1971 15-26 1972 27-38 1973 147 1-12 1974 13-24 1975 25-36 1976 37-48 1977 148 1-12 1978 13-24 1979 25-35 1980 36-44 1981 Scrapbooks 149 1-3 China 1967-1970 4-6 U.S.S.R. 1960-1970 7 Various (primarily Asian countries) 1966-1970 150 1-3 1966-1970 I I 85 I SERIES 9: ARTICLES Folder

Japanese Newspaper Clippings I For ms. articles see 8:43-44 150 4 Undated 5 1950-1952 I 6 1953 7-8 1954 9 1955 I 10 1956-1960 11 1970-1974

(7) Miscellaneous I 151 1 ca 1938-1939 Untitled (On Outer Mongolia). Galley proofs. 2 1939 "Toyamo: Japan's Man of Destiny". Sent I February 24, 1939. Tss. see also 118:17 3 ca 1942 "Father's Asia". Tss (2 copies) I 4 ca 1942 "Fuehrer in Kimono". Outline. 5 ca 1942 "Samurai Take to Wings". Tss. 6 ca 1942-1945 "V Stands For Democracy". Editorial brief. Tss. I 7 1942 "No. 2 Red: A Portrait of Vyacheslav Molotov". ca. July 1942. Outline, .tss. 8 1942 "Japan's Spy Web". Sent October 6, 1942. I Tss with covering letter. 9 ca 1943 "Red Generals". T ss. 10 ca 1943 "Stalingrad". Notes, tss. I 11 1945 "Japanese Prisoners". ca July 1945. Drafts.

152 1 ca 1947 "A Dance With Chairman Mao". Draft. I 2 ca 1947 Untitled (On Yenan). Draft. 3 1947 "Red China Talks Back". ca May 4, 1947. Drafts. I 4 "Red China Talks Back" continued. Tss (2 copies). 5 ca 1948 "Our New Far Eastern Policy". Notes, I outlines. 6 ca 1949 "The Platipus and \fr. Svoboda". Notes, tss. 7 ca 1949 "Report on Yugoslavia". Tss. I 8 ca 1949 "Yugoslavia: A Spring of Crisis". Tss (2 copies). 9 1949 "China's Red Rulers". Sent March 3, 1949. I Tss (2 copies) with covering letter. 10 ca 1950 "The Four Who Rule China". Drafts, tss (2 copies) I 11 ca 1950 "The Red Feet of Clay". Tss. 12 ca 1950 "Report on Austria". Tss. I ~ 13 ca 1950 "Springtime on the Danube". Tss. 86-

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152 14 ca 1951 "Germany's Red Bogeyman". Tss. 15 ca 1951 "A Journey With Andreichin". Tss (2 copies) 16 ca 1952 "The Battle for Youth". Tss. 17 ca 1958 "Malta's Dom Mintoff Battles England". Sent March 7, 19 58. Tss. 18 1960 "Ninotchka Discovers Fashion". Sent ca December 1960. Draft, tss (2 copies) with memo. 19 1964 "Letter From Prague--From Viola to Kafka". Tss. 20 1967 "Travel Notes From Siberia". Tss. 21 1970 "The Poison in the Mist--Japan: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow". Tss. 22 1973 "Mao's Heirs". ca January 8, 1973. Drafts, tss (2 copies). 23 ca 1974 "Peking's American Arrangement Grows Cool". Draft, tss. 24 1976 "Mao in Yenan". ca September 12, 1976. Correspondence, draft, tss (2 copies). 25 ca 1979 "China 1979: The Summer of Confusion and Unease". Draft, tss (2 photocopies) 26 ca 1979 "Revolution at the Tien An Men Square". Early version (tss), tss (2 copies). 27 ca 1980 "Notes from a Soviet Journal". Tss. 87

I SERIES 10: BOOK REVIEWS

I This series lists book reviews by Mark Gayn which appeared in various publications including newspapers and magazines. The reviews are arranged by date of publication. I In some instances it was not possible to determine whether a given review was published. These reviews have been arranged by date or approximate I date sent to the publication and interfiled with the others. For notebooks containing drafts of book reviews see 8:43-44. I I I I I I I I I I I I ~ 88

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Box Folder 1.53 1 Correspondence 2 1940 (?) "Foreign Devils in the Flowery Kingdom" by Carl Crow (and 2 other books). St. Louis Post- Dispatch, 1940 (?) Newspaper clipping. 3 1940 (?) "Winston Churchill" by Rene Kraus. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1940 (?) Newspaper clipping. 4 1941 (?) "The United States and Japan's New Order" by William C. Johnstone. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1941 (?) Newspaper clipping. 5 1941 "The Soong Sisters" by Emily Hahn (and 2 other books). St. Louis Post-Dispatch, May 26, 1941. Newspaper clipping, publisher's bulletin. 6 1941 "The Soong Sisters" by Emily Hahn (and 2 other books). Montgomery Ala. Advertiser, June 2, 1941. Newspaper clipping. 7 1941 "Bird of the Wilderness" by Vincent Sheean. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, September 26, 1941. News­ paper clipping. 8 1942 "The Soviets Expected It" by Anna Louise Strong. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, January 29, 1942. News­ paper clipping. 9 1942 "Ramparts of the Pacific" by Hallett Abend. The Saturday Reveiw of Literature, May 9, 1942, p. 13. Copy of magazine. 10 1942 "Government by Assassination" by Hugh Byas; "Behind the Face of Japan" by Upton Close. The Saturday Review of Literature, December 5, 194 2, p. 21. Correspondence, photocopy of re­ view. 11 1944 "I See a New China" by George Hogg. The New York Times Book Review, July 2, 1944, pp. 4, 12. Magazine clipping. 12 1944 "Gateway to Asia: Sinkiang" by Martin R. Norins. The New York Times Book Review, July 23, 1944, p. 7. Notice to review book. 13 1944 "Envoy Unextraordinary" by Donald Dunham. The New York Times Book Review, September 17, 1944. Magazine clipping. 14 1944 "The Phoenix and the Dwarfs" by George E. Taylor and George Savage. The New York Times Book Review, October 1, 1944. Magazine clip­ ping. I 15 1945 "Asia on the Move" by Bruno Lasker. The New York Times Book Review, February 24, 194.5, p. 3. Magazine clipping. I 16 1945 "Japanese Militarism" by John M. Maki. The New York Times Book Review, May 20, 1945. Maga­ zine clipping. I I I I 89 SERIES 10: BOOK REVIEWS

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153 17 1945 "These Are The Russians" by Richard E. I Lauterbach. The New York Times Book Review, May 27, 1945, pp. 5, 21. Magazine clipping. 18 1945 "New Frontiers in Asia" by Philip Jaffe. The Chicago Sun Book Week, November 25, 1945. I Newspaper clipping. 19 1947 "Danger From the East" by Richard E. Lauterbach. The Saturday Review of Literature, I November 29, 1947, pp. 11-12. Tss, photocopy of review. 20 1947 "The Gay Genius" by Lin Yutang. The Saturday I Review of Literature, December 6, 1947, p. 92. Notes, photocopy of review. 21 1948 "Foreign Mud" by Maurice Collis. The Saturday Review of Literature, February 28, 1948, p. 11. I Photocopy of review. 22 1952 "Conquest By Terror" by Leland Stowe; "Stalin's Satellites in Europe" by Ygael Gluckstein. The I Nation, August 16, 1952, pp. 135-136. Magazine clipping. 23 1953 (?) "How Russia Is Ruled" by Merle Fainsod. 1953 {?) I Tss. 24 1953 "A Documentary History of Chinese Communism" by Conrad Brandt, Benjamin Schwartz and John Fairbank. The Nation, February 14, 1953, pp. I 150-151. Notes, photocopy of review. 25 1953 "Turbulent Era" by Joseph C. Grew. Sent to The Nation, March 17, 1953. Tss with covering letter. I 26 1953 "Stalin Versus Marx" by Klaus Menhert (and 9 other books). The Nation, April 4, 1953, pp. 290- 292. Galley proofs, photocopy of review. I 27 1953 "Anatomy of a Satellite" by Dana Schmidt. The Nation, April 11, 1953, p. 313. Notes, tss, photo­ copy of review. 28 1953 "Stil well's Mission to China" by Charles F. I Romanus and Riley Sunderland (and 4 other books). The Nation, June 27, 1953, pp. 545-546. Tss, photocopy of review. I 29 1953 "Russia: What Next?" by Isaac Deutscher (and 4 other books). The Nation, August 8, 1953, pp. 114-115. Tss, photocopy of review. 30 1953 "The Secret History of Stalin's Crimes" by Alexander Orlov. Sent to The Nation, October 7, 1953. Tss. 31 1953 "The Great Peace" by Raja Hutheesing. The I Nation, October 17, 195 3, p. 316. T ss, photocopy of review. 32 1953 "The Bolshevik Revolution, 1917-23" by E.H. Carr. I The Nation, November 28, 1953, pp. 452-453. Tss, photocopy of review. I 90

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Box Folder 1.53 33 19.54 "Russian Assignment" by Leslie C. Stevens. The Nation, January 2, 19.54, p. 16. Tss, photocopyol review. 34 19.54 "Hitler's Defeat in Russia" by General W. Anders. The Nation, March 20, 19.54, p. 24.5. Tss, photo­ copy of review. 3.5 19.54 "The Threat of Soviet Imperialism" by C. Grove Haines. The Nation, April 1O, 19 54, p. 312. Notes, tss, photocopy of review. 36 19.54 "Substitute for Victory" by John Dille. The Nation, April 17, 19.54, p. 340. Financial staie= ment, galley proofs, notes, tss, photocopy of re­ view. 37 19.54 "General Dean's Story" by William F. Dean with William L. Worden. The Nation, May 22, 19.54, p. 447. Tss, photocopy of review. 38 1954 "Formosa Beachhead" by Geraldine Fitch. The Nation, May 29, 1954, pp. 468-469. Galley proofs, tss, photocopy of review. 39 19.54 "Terror and Progress USSR" by Barrington Moore Jr. The Nation, p• .546. Galley proofs, magazine clipping. 40 19.54 "As It Happened" by Clement R. Attlee. The Nation, July 17, 19 .54, p. 56. Galley proofs, tss, photocopy of review. 41 19.54 "Syngman Rhee" by Robert T. Oliver. The Nation, July 31, 19 54, pp. 9 .5-96. Magazine clipping. 42 19.54 "Tito's Promised Land" by Alex N. Dragnich. The Nation, July 31, 1954, p. 98. Tss, photocopycrl galley proof, magazine clipping. For original galley proof see 153:40 43 19.54 "Religion Behind the Iron Curtain" by George N. Shuster. The Nation, August 28, 19.54, p. 177. Tss, photocopy of review. 44 19.5.5 (?) "Democracy in World Politics" by Lester B. Pearson (and 2 other books). 19 5 5 (?) Tss. 4.5 19 .5.5 "The Untold Story of Douglas MacArthur" by Frazier Hunt (and 3 other books). The Nation, February 12, 195.5, p. 146. Draft, tss, photocopy of review. 46 19.5.5 "American in Russia" by Harrison E. Salisbury. The Nation, April 2, 195.5, pp. 291-292. Tss with covering letter, photocopy of review. 47 195.5 "Ghost on Horseback" by Ray Brock. The Nation, April 23, 1955, p. 352. Galley proofs, tss with covering letter, photocopy of review. 48 19 .5.5 "The Interregnum, 1923-1924" by E.H. Carr (and 7 other books). The Nation, September 17, 1955, pp. 248-250. Notes, tss with covering letter, magazine clipping. 91

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I Box Folder 153 49 1956 "MacArthur: His Rendezvous with History" by I Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney. The Nation, March 3, 1956, pp. 181-182. Financial statement, tss with covering letter, photocopy of review. 50 1956 "Continuity and Change in Russian and Soviet I Thought" by Ernest J. Simmons; "The Russian Marxists and the Origins of Bolshevism" by· Leopold H. Haimson. The Nation, March 31, 1956, I pp. 260-261. Tss with covering letter, photocopy of review. 51 1957 "Russia without Stalin" by Edward Crankshaw (and 4 other books). The Nation, February 9, 19.57, pp. I 122-123. Magazine clipping. 52 1957 "Not by Bread Alone" by Vladimir Dudintsev. The Nation, December 21, 19 .57, pp. 4 78-480. Draft, I tss, magazine clipping. 53 1958 (?) "The United States and China" by John Fairbank. Sent to the Toronto Daily Star, 1958 (?). Corres­ I pondence, tss. 54 1958 "Forced to be Free" by John D. Montgomery. Queen's Quarterly, Summer 1958, pp. 341-343. Photocopy of review. I 55 1958 "Soviet Strategy in the Nuclear Age" by Raymond L. Garthoff. Toronto Daily Star, July 19, 1958. Correspondence, newspaper clipping. I 56 1958 "The Middle East in Transition" edited by Walter Z. Laqueur. Toronto Daily Star, July 26, 1958, p. 28. Tss, newspaper clipping. I 57 1958 "The Berlin Blockade" by W. Phillips Davison. Toronto Daily Star, August 9, 1958. Correspond­ ence, tss, newspaper clipping. 58 1958 "Inside Russia Today" by John Gunther. Queen's I Quarterly, Autumn 1958, pp. 522-524. Corres­ pondence, tss, photocopy of review. 59 1958 "Cavalcade of the North" compiled by George E. I Nelson. Sent to the Toronto Daily Star, September 9, 19 58. T ss. 60 1958 "The Long March" by Simone de Beauvoir. I Toronto Daily Star, September 27, 1958. Tss, newspaper clipping. 61 1958 "The Russian Revolution" by Alan Moorehead. Toronto Daily Star, October 11, 19.58. Tss, news­ I paper clipping. 62 1958 "Doctor Zhivago" by Boris Pasternak. Sent to the Toronto Daily Star, October 27, 19 58. Tss. I 63 1958 "Safe Conduct" and "Noonday" by Boris Pasternak. Toronto Daily Star, December 30, 19 .58. News­ I paper clipping. I ~ 92

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153 64 1958 "Eastern Exposure" by Marvin L. Kalb. Toronto Daily Star, December 27, 19 58. T ss, newspaper clipping.

154 l 1959 "Wedemeyer Reports" by Albert C. Wedemeyer. Toronto Daily Star, January 3, 1959. Tss with covering letter, newspaper clipping. 2 1959 "The Odyssey" by Nikos Kazantzakiz. Toronto Daily Star, February 7, 1959. Tss, newspaper clipping. 3 1959 "The Communist World and Ours" by Walter Lippmann. Toronto Daily Star, March 21, 1959. Newspaper clipping. 4 1959 "Contemporary Canada" by Miriam Chapin. Toron.to Daily Star, June 6, 1959. Newspaper clipping. 5 1959 "The Yellow Wind" by William Stevenson. Toronto Dail~ Star, June 20, 1959, p. 32. Newspaper clipping. 6 1961 (?) "People, Years, Life, Second Book" by Ilja Ehrenburg. 1961 (?) T ss. 7 1962 "The Sino-Soviet Conflict 19 56-1961" by Donald Zagoria. Air Force College Journal, 1962, pp. l 06-108. Correspondence, notes, draft, tss, photocopy of review. For copy of magazine see 119:17 8 1963 "The Sino-Soviet Conflict 19 56-1961" by Donald Zagoria; "Power and Policy in the U.S.S.R." by R. Conquest. Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, February 1963, pp. 115-117. Review request, photocopy of review. 9 1965 "Russia at War 1941-45" by Alexander Werth. Commentator, January 1965, pp. 24-25. Notes, tss, photocopy of review. 10 1965 "The Communist Conquest of China" by Lionel Max Chassin. The New York Times Book Review, September 12, 1965, pp. 12, 14. T ss with covering letter, magazine clipping. 11 1966 (?) "Communist China in World Politics" by Harold C. Hinton. 1966 (?) Notes, tss. 12 1966 (?) "Stalin's Failure in China" by Conrad Brandt; "The New Face of China" by Peter Schmid. 1966 (?) Tss. 13 1968 ''When China Wakes" by Robert Guillain; "The Thought Revolution" by Tung Chi-Ping and Humphrey Evans. The Journal of Asian Studies, February 1968, pp. 378-379. Correspondence, guide to reviewers, notes, style sheet, tss, photocopy of review. I I 93 SERIES 10: BOOK REVIEWS

I Box Folder 154 14 1968 "Asian Drama" by Gunnar Myrdal. Chicago Daily I News, March 16, 1968. Publisher's information, newspaper clipping. . 15 1969 "Time Out of Hand: Revolution and Reaction in Southeast Asia" by Robert Shaplen. Toronto Daily I Star, October 18, 1969. Correspondence, tss, newspaper clipping. 16 1972 (?) "Driving Home" by Miriam Waddington. Toronto I Star, 1972 (?) Correspondence, draft, newspaper clipping. 17 1972 "The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia" by I Alfred McCoy. Sent to the Toronto Star, September 6, 1972. Notes, tss. 18 1972 "The Long Revolution" by Edgar Snow (and 2 other books). Toronto Star, November 11, 1972, p. 74. I Newspaper clipping. 19 1974 "Through Russian Eyes: President Kennedy's 1036 Days" by Anatoli Gromyko. Toronto Star, March I 2, 1974. Newspaper clipping. 20 1974 "The Gulag Archipelago" by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Toronto Star, March 16, 1974. I Newspaper clipping. 21 1974 "Snow Job" by Charles Taylor. Toronto Star, September 21, 197 4, p. F7. Notes, tss, newspaper clipping. I 22 1975 "My Life" by Golda Meir. Toronto Star, November 8, 1975. Newspaper clipping. 23 1976 "The Vladimirov Diaries" by Peter Vladimirov. I Toronto Star, January 17, 1976. Newspaper clipping. 24 1976 "The Russians" by Hendrick Smith; "Russia, the I People and the Power" by Robert G. Kaiser. Toronto Star, March 6, 1976. Newspaper clip­ ping. 25 1976 "The Secret Conversations of Henry Kissinger" by I \iiatti Golan; "In the Face of the Nations: Israel's Struggle for Peace" by Yosef Tekoah. Toronto Star, June 26, 1976. Newspaper clipping. I 26 1976 "Canadians in Russia 1918-1919" by Roy Maclaren. Toronto Star, August 21, 1976. Tss, newspaper clipping. I 27 1977 (?) "Wind in the Tower" by Han Suyin. Sent to the Toronto Star, 1977 (?) Notes, tss. 28 1977 "The Arabs, Israelis and Kissinger" by Edward R.F. Sheehan. Toronto Star, May 14, 1977. I Newspaper clipping. 29 1977 "In the People's Republic" by Orville Schell. I Toronto Star, July 23, 1977. Newspaper clipping. I ~ 94

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154 30 1977 "Hitler's Children" by Jillian Becker. Toronto Star, August 20, 1977. Notes, tss, newspaper I clipping. 31 1978 "Chinese Shadows" by Simon Leys. Toronto Star, January 7, 1978. Mss, newspaper clipping. I 32 1978 "Decent Interval: An Insider's Account of Saigon's Indecent End" by Frank Snepp. Toronto Star, February 18, 1978. Newspaper clipping. 33 1978 "Black Night, White Snow: Russia's Revolutions I 190 5-1917" by Harrison E. Salisbury. Tor onto Star, May 6, 1978, p. 07. Newspaper clipping. 34 1978 "Perjury: The Hiss-Chambers Case" by Allen Weinstein. Toronto Star, May 20, 1978, p. C7. Notes, newspaper clipping. 35 1978 "The· Gulag Archipelago, Parts V-VII" by Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn. Toronto Star, June 10, 1978. Tss, newspaper clipping. 36 1978 "Honourable Men: My Life in the CIA" by William Colby and Peter Forbath. Toronto Star, August 5, 1978. Newspaper clipping. 37 1978 "The Execution of Mayer Yin and Other Stories From the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution" 1 by Chen Jo-hsi. Toronto Star, August 19, 1978. Newspaper clipping. 38 1978 "In Search of History: A Personal Adventure" by I Theodore H. White. Toronto Star, September 2, 1978, p. 07. Newspaper clipping. 39 1978 "Robert Kennedy and His Times" by Arthur M. Schlesinger. Toronto Star, October 7, 1978. Cor­ respondence, draft, notes, newspaper clipping. 40 1978 "American Caesar: Douglas MacArthur 1880- 1964" by William Manchester. Toronto Star, November 18, 1978. Newspaper clipping. 41 1979 "Bay of Pigs: The Untold Story" by Peter Wyden; "The Brink: Cuban Missile Crisis 1962" by David Detzer. Toronto Star, August 18, 1979. p. G7. T ss, newspaper clipping. 42 1979 Unpublished manuscript on U.S.S.R. by T.S. Lindstrom. October 11, 1979. Tss. 43 1979 "White House Years" by Henry Kissinger. Toronto Star, November 24, 1979. Tss, newspaper clip­ ping. 44 1979 "Testimony: The Memoirs of Dmitri Shostakovich" edited by Solomon Volkov. Toronto Star, December 22, 1979. Tss, newspaper clipping. 45 1980 ' "Chinese Encounters" by Inge Morath and Arthur Miller; "Beyond the Crimson Morning" by George Ryga. Toronto Star, January 12, 1980. News­ paper clipping. l I I I 95 SERIES 10: BOOK REVIEWS I Folder 154 46 1980 "China and the West" by Jerome Ch'en; "Czechoslovakia's Interrupted Revolution" by I Gordon Skilling. Toronto Star, May 10, 1980. Newspaper clipping. 47 1980 "Faces in a Mirror: Memoirs from Exile" by I Princess Ashraf Pahlavi (and 2 other books). Toronto Star, June 21, 1980. Newspaper clipping. 48 1980 "The Oak and the Calf" by Alexander I Solzhenitsyn. Toronto Star, October 4, 1980. Newspaper clipping. 49 1980 "The Chinese: A Portrait of a People" by John Fraser. Sent to the Toronto Star, December 3, I 1980. Tss. 50 1981 "Walter Lippmann and the American Century" by Ronald Steel. Sent to the Toronto Star, April 7, I 1981. Notes, tss. 51 1981 "Corning Alive" by Roger Garside (and 2 other books). Toronto Star, August 1, 1981, p. GlO. I Tss, newspaper clipping. 52 1981 "Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number" by Jacobo Tirnerrnan. Toronto Star, I September 6, 1981. Newspaper clipping. I I I I I I I I I ~ I I 95 SERIES 10: BOOK REVIEWS I Box Folder 154 46 1980 "China and the West" by Jerome Ch'en; "Czechoslovakia's Interrupted Revolution" by I Gordon Skilling. Toronto Star, May 10, 1980. Newspaper clipping. 47 1980 "Faces in a Mirror: Memoirs from Exile" by I Princess Ashraf Pahlavi (and 2 other books). Toronto Star, June 21, 1980. Newspaper clipping. 48 1980 "The Oak and the Calf" by Alexander I Solzhenitsyn. Toronto Star, October 4, 1980. Newspaper clipping. 49 1980 "The Chinese: A Portrait of a People" by John Fraser. Sent to the Toronto Star, December 3, I 1980. Tss. 50 1981 "Walter Lippmann and the American Century" by Ronald Steel. Sent to the Toronto Star, April 7, I 1981. Notes, tss. 51 1981 "Coming Alive" by Roger Garside (and 2 other books). Toronto Star, August 1, 1981, p. GlO. I Tss, newspaper clipping. 52 1981 "Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number" by Jacobo Timerman. Toronto Star, I September 6, 1981. Newspaper clipping. I I I I I I I I I ~ 96

SERIES 11: TRANSLATIONS

This series contains a translation by Mark Gayn of Konstantin Simonov's play, "Under the Chestnut Trees of Prague".

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SERIES 12: LITERARY AGENT ACTIVITIES

In addition to his work as a writer, Mark Gayn on occasion acted as a J literary agent, as evidenced by his operating a small business during the 19.50s called Editorial Consultants. This included ghostwriting or rewriting articles for clients. I The series has been arranged alphabetically by name of author, with articles listed chronologically.

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Humbaraci, Arslan I see 153:56 for book review 9 Correspondence, 19.51-19.56 10 "Al'.'chbishop Makarios - A Profile". Sent to The Star I Weekly, March 11, 19.56. Tss with covering letter. 11 "Syria Under the Red Shadow". Sent to The Star Weekly, December 22, 19.57. Tss with covering letter. I 12 "Chou En Lai's African Journey". ca. January 1964. Tss. 13 "Super-salesman Chou was a hit in Africa". Toronto Dally Star, February 7, 1964. Newspaper clipping. 14 "Angola's Paper War". ca. March 6, 1964. Tss with I covering letter.

May, George I 156 1 Correspondence, 19.52-19.58 For more correspondence see Research Material fold­ ers and 8:44 I 2 Notes 3 Research Material Undated 4 Undated {on W. Germany) I 5-7 Undated (on Hungary) 8-9 19.52 10-13 19.53 I 14-1.5 19.54

1.57 1 19.55 I 2-4 19.56 5 1957 6 1958-1959 I 7 Outlines for articles. W1th correspondence Articles For other ms articles see 8:44 I 8 "Buksi - My Non-Communist Dog". n.d. Draft. 9 "Closer Look at Workers' Paradise". n.d. Tss. 10 "The Gay Red Nightmare - Night Life in Communist I Hungary". n.d. Tss. 11 "Hungarian Regime Wars on Writers". n.d. Tss. I ~ 100 ~ SERll;S 12: LITERARY AGENT ACTIVITIES

Box Folder l 157 12 "I, Too, Might Have Been An Oatis". n.d. Notes, outline, draft. I 13 "Red Labour in Revolt". n.d. Tss. 14 "Satellites Reverse Revolution". n.d. Tss. 15 "What's on Germany's Mind?" n.d. T ss. J 16 "While They Talked of Peace ••• " n.d. Drafts. 17 "Youth". n.d. Draft. 18 "Petticoat Power in the Balkans". International Digest, ca. 1952, pp. 74-79. Notes, magazine clipping. I 19 "They Can't Go Back to Canada". Sent to George May, June 12, 1952 with covering letter. Tss. 20 "Red Double-Talk in Hungary". The Star Weekly, ~ December 20, 1952, p. 4. Magazine clipping. 21 "Mystery of the Red Purges". The Star Weekly, January 1-0, 1953, p. 2. Tss, magazine clipping. I 22 "In Red Hungary Today". ca. February 12, 1953. Tss. 23 "The Total Fear of the Red Terror". The New York Times Magazine, March 29, 19 5 3, pp. 9+. Correspondence, notes, outlines, tss, magazine clipping. 24 "Red Villages in Revolt". ca. March 30, 1953. Out­ line, tss. J 25 "Will the Satellites Rebel?" ca. July 1953. Tss. 26 "Comrade Hyde and Dr. Jekyll". Sent to George May, September 13, 19 5 3. Outline, tss. I 27 "The Grimes Story". ca. 1954. Grimes' account of story, outline. 28 "Red Culture Up a Cucumber Tree". Sent to George May, February 20, 1954. Tss. 29 "The Church is Fighting On". The Star Weekly, August 11, 19 54, p. 2. Newspaper clipping. 30 "They Danced Through the Iron Curtin". The Star Weekly, October 16, 19 54, pp. 5, 7. Correspondence, notes, leads for article. 31 "They Danced Through the Iron Curtin" continued. Draft, leads for article, tss with covering letter, newspaper clipping. 32 "Communist Crisis: Satellites Pile an Industrial De­ pression on Top of a Serious Agricultural Slump". The Wall Street Journal, December 29, 1954. Tss, news­ paper clipping. 33 "Red Hungary Goes Bankrupt". ca. December 21, 1954. Tss with covering letter. 34 "Gina Defeats Red Dogma". ca. March 1, 1955. Tss.

158 1 "Tito Cracks Whip Over Satellites". ca. October 1955. Tss. 2 "A Town Where Freedom Ends". ca. January 1956. Correspondence, notes, research material. I I 101 SERIES 12: LITERARY AGENT ACTIVITIES

I ~ Folder 1.58 3 "The Battle Rages for Control of the New German I Army". The Star Weekly, May 19, 19.56, p. 2. Tss with covering letter, magazine clipping. 4 "Reds Unwrap New German Army". The Star Weekly, I August 2.5, 19 .56, p. 4. Magazine clipping. 5 "Master-Spies". ca. July-November . 19 .56. Corres7 pondence, notes, outlines, research material. 6 "Master-Spies" continued. Drafts, tss. I see also 158: 7-9 7 "The Secret War Between Europe's Master Spies". Part 1. The Star Weekly, October .5, 19.57, pp. 6-7, 37. Tss, magazine clipping. I 8 "The Spy Moscow Fears Most", Part 2. The Star Weekly, October 12, 19.57, pp. 10-11, 40. Tss, magazine clipping. 9 "Moscow's Most Dangerous Spy", Part 3. The Star I Weekly, October 19, 19.57, pp. 12-13. Tss, magazine clipping. 10 "The Cloak-and-Dagger Fight for Berlin". Toronto Daily I Star, April 2, 19.59. Newspaper clipping. Wylie, Ray I 11 Series of 5 articles on China. Toronto Daily Star, ca. August 11-17, 1967. Notes, newspaper clippings. I see 134:2-3 for tss. I I

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SERIES 13: BROADCAST MEDIA

Mark Gayn was also involved in radio, television and film work. He wrote J numerous programmes and appeared on many of them as a commentator or host. I The series is arranged by date or approximate date of broadcast. All entries are radio programmes unless otherwise indicated. One programme not listed, for which there is a cassette tape, is the "March of Time" radio programme broadcast November 4, 1943 (see 162:1 for the tape).

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I SERIES 13: BROADCAST MEDIA l ~ Folder 1.59 1 Correspondence, 1966-1978 2 1942 "Wake Up, America", programme on why Japan is I fighting. April 19, 1942. Newspaper clippings. 3 1943 Radio talk on Asia. ca. March 22, 1943. News­ paper clipping. 4 19.57 CBC Byline, on Hungary. July 23, 19.57. Tss. I 5 19.57 "A Report on Djilas". August 21, 19.57. Tss. 6 19.57 Post-News Talk, a three part series on "The Rise of Mao Tse-tung". September 2-.5, 19.57. I 7 19.57 Critically Speaking, on "The Red Heretics". November 3, 19.57. Tss. 8 1957 Anthology, "The Soviet Writer as a Rebel". I December 10, 19.57. Tss. 9 1958 Critically Speaking, CBC Book Review of "The Naked God" by Howard Fast; "Seven Years Solitary" by Edith Bone. April 27, 19.58. Tss. I 10 1958 CBC Talk, "Moscow and DeGaulle". May 29, 19.58. Tss. 11 19.58 Two part series on the Soviet Arctic (CBC). ca. I June 12, 19 .58. Notes. 12 1958 CBC Byline, "lmre Nagy's Death". June 24, 19.58. Tss. I 13 19.58 CBC By line, "Soviet Harvest". August 7, 19 58. Tss. 14 19.58 National' Film Board. "The Young Organization Man". ca. September 19.58. Notes, draft. I 15 "The Young Organization Man" continued. Draft (copy 2) 16 National Film Board. "The Soviet Teacher" ca. ~ September 19 58. Notes, tss (2 copies). 17 19.58 CBC Byline, "Boris Pasternak". Oct• .30, 19.58. Tss. I 18 19.58 Critically Speaking, review of Boris Pasternak's "Doctor Zhivago". November 2.3, 19.58. Tss. 19 19.58 CBC, Mao Tse-tung. December 18, 19.58. Notes. I 20 1958 Post-News Talk (CBC). Broadcast I - "Soviet Education: Advance or Retreat?" December 29, 19.58. Tss. Broadcast II - "Soviet Asia's Industrial Revo­ I lution". December 30, 19 .58. Tss. 21 1959 Midweek Review, on the Soviet 21st Party Congress. January 28, 19.59. Tss. ~ 22 1959 "Report from China" (T. V .). Film of tour by Gerald Clark and Rolf Gilhausen. ca. April 6, 1959. Tss. I 23 1959 CBC Byline, on Nixon visit to Russia. July 30, 1959. Draft, tss. 24 1960 CBC Byline, on Khrushchev. Januclry 14, 1960. I Tss. I ~ 104

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159 25 1960 Capital Report, from Warsaw on East-West rela­ tions. May 8, 1960. Tss. 26 1960 CBC, Paris Summit Talks. May 18, 1960. Tss. 27 1960 Post-News Talk, on the Red Summit in Moscow. November 11, 1960. Tss. 28 1961 Post-News Talk, "America in the Hour of Crisis". July 6, 1961. Mimeo. 29 1961 CBC Newsmagazine (T. V.), on Hiroshima. Sept­ ember 3, 1961. Mimeo. 30 1961 CBC Viewpoint (T. V.), on Soviet-Albanian breach. December 11, 1961. Tss. 31 1963 CBC Wednesday Night, "Voices of Protest", an examination of the thaw in Russian literature since the death of Stalin. March 6, 1963. Notes, draft, tss. see also 162:2 32 1963 CBC Byline, on Soviet farm crisis. October 10, 1963. Tss. 33 1963 CBC Viewpoint (T. V.), "The Red World Sees the Old World Out". December 30, 1963. Tss. 34 1964 Speaking Personally, on Chou En-lai in Africa. January 21, 1964. Tss. 35 1964 On McNamara in Vietnam. March 12, 1964. Tss. 36 1964 Critically Speaking, review of Laurens Van der Post's "Journey into Russia". April 19, 1964. Tss. 37 1964 CBC Viewpoint (T. V.), Goldwater and the Red World. July 15, 1964. Tss. 38 1964 Critically Speaking, Books and Writers in Czechoslovakia. August 23, 1964. Tss. 39 1964 Critically Speaking, on Rumania and Bulgaria. September 6, 1964. T ss. 40 1964 Critically Speaking, on U.S.S.R. September 13, 1964. Tss.

160 l 1964 Speaking Personally, "The Danube Satellites: Part I: Rumania; Part II: Bulgaria". September 21-22, 1964. Correspondence, tss. 2 1964 Critically Speaking, New Soviet Writing. November l, 1964. Tss. 3 1964 CBC from the U.N. December 2, 1964. Tss. 4 1964 CBC Viewpoint (T. V.), The Red World in 1964. December 28, 1964. Tss. 5 1965 Critically Speaking, on U.S.S.R. 1965. Tss. 6 1965 Critically Speaking, review of Alexander Werth's "Russia at War". January 3, 1965. Tss. 7 1965 ' CBC Viewpoint, on Vietnam crisis. February 8, 1965. Notes, tss. I I 105 SERIES 13: BROADCAST MEDIA I Box. Folder 160 8 1965 The Learnin~Stage - "A View From Red Square". No. 1: e Changing Society. February 18, I 1965. Letter-agreements, draft, tss. see also 162:3 9 No. 2: The Moods and Attitudes of the I Contemporary Soviet. February 25, 1965. Drafts, tss. see also 162:3 I 10 No. 3: Private Lives. March 4, 1965. Draft, tss. see also 162:4 11 1965 Preview, on Pearson plan for Vietnam. March 9, I 1965. Tss. 12 1965 The Learning Stage - "A View From Red Square." No. 4: The Leaders. March ll, 1965. Drafts, I tss. see also 162:4 13 1965 Critically Speaking, review of Rebecca West's I "The New Meaning of Treason" (and 2 other books). March 14, 1965. Tss. 14 1965 The Learning Stage - "A View From Red Square". No. 5: The Toiling Man. March 18, 1965. Tss. I see also 162:5 15 No. 6: The Intellectual. March 25, 196.5. Tss. see also 162:5 I 16 No. 7: Youth. April 1, 1965. Tss. see also 162:6 ,, 17 No. 8: The Red Schoolhouse. April 8, 1965. Tss. see also 162:6 18 No. 9: The Promised Land. April 15, 1965. Draft, tss. I see also 162:7 19 No. 10: The Fragmenting Bloc. April 22, 1965. Tss. I see also 162:7 20 No. 11: George Lukacs. April 29, 1965. Tss. see also 162:8 I 21 No. 12: Moscow's Political Differences with Peking. May 6, 1965. Draft, tss. see also 162:8 22 No. 13: A Final Look from Red Square. \fay 13, 1965. Notes, tss. see also 162:9 ' 23-24 1966 CBC Newsmagazine (T.V.) "A View From I Peking". February 1, 1966. Notes, tss, newspaper clipping. I see also film reels 4-7 (Series 14) · I ~ 106

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161 1 1966 Kup's Show, Chicago (T.V.). February 12, 1966. Newspaper clipping. 2 1966 National Educational Television, on Red China. February 23, 1966. Newspaper clipping. 3 1966 Project 166, interview with Alexander Kerensky. March 20, 1966. Correspondence, tss. 4 1966 "Red China: Year of the Gun?" ABC-TV. April 27, 1966. Contract, correspondence, publicity flyers, newspaper clipping. 5 1967 Kup's Show, Chicago (T.V.). July 1, 1967. News­ paper clipping. 6 1968 Kup's Show, Chicago (T.V.). February 24, 1968. Correspondence, newspaper clipping. 7 1969 (?) CBC Matinee. Vietnam, the Americans and Asia. 1969 (?). Tss. 8 1969 CBC Viewpoint (T.V.), recognition of China by Canada. February 24, 1969. Tss. 9 1969 Capital Report, China's Ninth Party Congress. April 27, 1969. Tss. 10 1969 CBC Viewpoint (T.V.), Nixon's trip to Rumania. August 3, 1969. Tss. 11 1970 RCC TV, Japan. ca. August 6, 1970. Broadcast plan, correspondence. see also Gayn Book Collection, Dialogues on Hiroshima, for Gayn interview 12 1970 Capital Report, from Tokyo on Japan. August 9, 1970. Tss. 13 1970 "Japan Diary, '70", NET TV, Japan. ca. August 16, 1970. Broadcast plan, correspondence. see also 42:4, 163:6 (side 2), 164:4-12, 165:1-3, film reels 8-12 (Series 14) 14 1971 On Peking. July 3, 1971. Tss (incomplete) 15 1972 Front Page Challenge (T.V.). January 24, 1972. Contract, correspondence, thank you card. 16 1972 CBC, China at the U.N. October 7, 1972. Notes, tss. 17 1974 CBC Book Review, review of Alexander Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag Archipelago". March 28, 1974. Tss. 18 1974 Radio Canada International, China's 25 Years. September 27, 1974. Tss. 19 1976 CBC Book Review, review of Edward Crankshaw's "The Shadow of the Winter Palace". November 5, 1976. Notes, tss. 20 1977 NHK TV, Japan. ca April 1977. Broadcast plan, correspondence, notes, tss. 21 1977 Radio Canada International, on detente. July 21, 1977. Tss. 22 1977 "Ten Days That Shook the World" (?). September 21, 1977. Tss. I I 107 SERIES 13: BROADCAST MEDIA J Box Folder 161 23 1978 Radio Canada International, on Asia alignments. September 7, 1978. Tss. I 24 1978 Radio Canada International, on China armaments. September 7, 1978. Tss. 25 1980 Radio Canada International, on China. December I 24, 1980. Tss (2 copies). 26 1980 Radio Canada International, on U.S.S.R. December 24, 1980. Tss (2 copies). I 27 1981 Radio Canada International, on China Arms. June 22, 1981. Tss. 28 1981 Radio Canada International, on Mitterand. July 2, 1981. Tss. I 29 1981 Radio Canada International, on McGuigan's visit I to Peking. August 13, 1981. Tss. l

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This series has been divided into three groups:

1. Cassette Tapes - consists of two sections: (1) broadcasts, lectures, etc. by Mark Gayn. (2) interviews, press conferences, special events. This second section includes interviews Gayn conducted. It also contains interviews for his Japanese television programme, "Japan Diary '70", and for his last book, Shin Nippon Nikki (New Japan Diary). The tapes have been arranged in chronological order. 2. Phonodiscs - commercial recordings acquired by Mark Gayn includ­ ing songs, operas, instrumentals and speeches by Lenin, Mao Tse­ tung and others. These have been arranged by country and within this alphabetically by title. The English title will be found in square brackets or following the equal signs. The North Korean records lack titles so they have been arranged alphabetically by the name of the first song on the first side. In two instances the first songs are the same; however the records are not identical.

3. Films - divided into two sections: (l) documentaries by or on Mark Gayn, or in which he appears (2) miscellaneous films consisting primarily of ''h(?me movies". Two exceptions are Reels 20 and 22. The films are arranged by date or approximate date. I I 109 SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS I Box Tape ( 1) Cassette Tapes

I Broadcasts, lectures, etc. by Mark Gayn 162 1 Side A Interview with Ferdinand Marcos, President of the Philippines, May 9, 1969 I Side B Side A continued; "March of Time" radio programme on WEAF, New York, November 4, 1943. Mark Gayn on the Russian Front I 2 Sides A-8 CBC Wednesday Night: ''Voices of Protest", March 6, 1963. An examination of the thaw in Russian literature since the death of Stalin, selected, translated and arranged by Mark I Gayn see also 159:31

I The Learning Stage (CBC): "A View From Red Square", February 18-May 13, 1965 3 Side A "The Changing Society", February 18, 1965 I Side B "The Moods and Attitudes of the Contemporary Soviet", February 25, 1965 see also 160:8-9 4 Side A r1Private Lives", March 4, 1965 l Side B "The Leaders", March 11, 1965 see also 160:10,12 5 Side A "The Toiling Man", March 18, 1965 I Side B "The Intellectual", March 25, 1965 see also 160:14-15 6 Side A "Youth", April 1, 1965 I Side B "The Red Schoolhouse", April 8, 1965 see also 160:16-17 7 Side A "The Promised Land", April 15, 1965 Side B "The Fragmenting Bloc", April 22, 1965 I see also 160:18-19 8 Side A "George Lukacs", April 29, 1965 Side B "Moscow's Political Differences with I Peking", May 6, 1965 see also 160:20-21 9 Side A "A Final Look from Red Square", May 13, I 1965 Side B Blank see also 160:22 10 Side A CBC Radio (?). Mark Gayn (from Banff, Alberta) on the Czechoslovakian crisis, August 22, 1968 ' Side B Blank I 11 Side A Radio programme on the Sino-Soviet dispute, with Mark Gayn, Robert Elegant, John Hughes and Derek Davies. January 21, 1970 I Side B Blank I ~ 110 A 1 SER~S 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS

Box !!I?! l 162 12 Sides A-B Mark Gayn lecture to journalism students at Hong Kong University, February 23, 1970 J see also 87 :48

163 1 Sides A-B Mark Gayn before the Senate External Affairs Committee, Ottawa, November 1970. 2 Sides A-B Mark Gayn lecture at the Canadian Club, Toronto, November I, 1976. see also 88:13

Interviews, press conferences and !Pecial events see 162:l for interview wlth Ferdinand Marcos 3 Sides A-B 9th Party Congress, Peking, April 1-24, 1969. Recording of radio broadcasts which include Mao Tse-tung and Lin Piao. 4 Side A Musical Comedy and Satire, Bucharest, Rumania, July 28, 1969 Side B President Nixon's Visit to Bucharest, August 2, 1969 5 Sides A-8 20th Anniversary of the People's Republic of China, October 1, 1969. Celebrations in J Peking. Recorded from a documentary film soundtrack 6 Side A George Wallace, governor of Alabama, at the Hong Kong Press Club, November 1969 l Side B Interview with Kawashima(?), Kiyama, Shigama(?) and others in Sakata, August 1970 J see also 161:13 I 7 Sides A-8 Press Conference of Simeon Baldwin and Mrs. Hope Donald after release by the Chinese, December 7, 1969 (?) 8 Side A Interview with Richard Gorham, ICC Com missioner for Canada to Cambodia, January 8, 1970, in Hong Kong Side B Blank 9 Side A Opening Ceremonies, Expo '70 in Osaka, March 15, 1970(?) Side B Blank 10 Sides A-B Music festival, Festival Plaza, Tokyo, March 20, 1970(?); interview with Burakus about Koreans in Japan 11 Side A Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau Teach-In, Australian National University, May 18, 1970 Side B Blank 12 Side A Tour of Hiroshima, May(?) 1970; Trudeau press conference, Tokyo, May 26, 1970 Side B Music concert, street scenes, Japan, May 1970(?) I I 111 SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS

I Box !!2! 164 1 Sides A-B Interview with Konosuke Matsushita, June 1, I 1970 2 Side A Press conference about Bishop Walsh, July 10, 1970 Side B Blank I 3 Sides A-B Conversation between Mark Gayn and NET TV personnel regarding "Japan Diary '70" tel~ vision programme, Tokyo, August 2-4, 1970 I Tapes 163:6 (side B), 164:4-12, 165:1-3 re­ late to "Japan Diary '70". See also 42:4, 161:13, and film reels 8-12 (Series 14) I 4 Side A Interview with Yokohama mayor, Ichio Asukada, Haneda Airport, August 4, 1970 Side B Interview with Kita Koji, head of the Japan Revolutionary Communist League, Inter­ I national House, Tokyo, August 5, 1970 5 Side A Interview with Takeo Fukuda, Japan's finance minister, August 5, 1970 I Side B Visit to Mitsubishi Komaki Plant in Nagoya, August 5, 1970(?) 6 Side A Interview with Yasuhiro Nakesone, August 5, I 1970(?) Side B Side A continued; rally of a revolutionary anti­ Communist youth organization. ca. August 6, 1970 I 7 Sides A-B Interview with Daisaku Ikeda, head of the Soka Gakkai, August 6, 1970 8 Side A Interview with Daisaku Ikeda (continued) I Side B Visit to Toyota car plant, August 6, 1970; interview with Hikotaro Watanabe, mayor of Fuji city, August 6, 1970 I 9 Side A Interview with Shigeio Nagano, Chairman of Nippon Steel Co., and President of Japan Chamber of Commerce, August 7, 1970 Side B Side A continued; interview with Yoshio I Kodama, August 7, 1cno 10 Side A Interview with Yoshio Kodama (continued) Side B Side A continued; interview with Sadamitsu I Miyanohara, President of the Japan Teachers' Union, August 7, 1970 11 Side A Interview with Sadamitsu Miyanohara (con­ I tinued); interview with Shigeru Nambara, August 8, 1970 Side B Side A continued 12 Side A Interview with Shigeru Nambara (continued) I Side B Visit to cadmium-polluted town of Bandai in I Fukushima Prefecture, August 11-12, 1970 I ~ 112 SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS l

165 1 Side A Visit to zinc plant, Bandai, August 12, 1970 Side B Visit to village of lchinosawa, near Bandai, J August 12, 1970 2 Side A Interview with Hyoe Ouchi, Kamakura, August 14, 1970 J Side B Blank 3 Side A Wedding procession in an Arab village, Israel, December 19, 1970 j Side B Blank 4 Side A Press briefing by Ivan Head(?) on Prime Minister Trudeau's Asian trip, January 1971(?) Side B Side A continued; Trudeau press conference 5 Side A Press conference of Prime Minister Trudeau, Benares, India, ca. January 9-13, 1971 Side B Trudeau visit to India, ca. January 9-13, 1971 6 Sides A-B Commonwealth Heads of Government Con­ f erence, Singapore, ca. January 14-22, 1971. Includes press conference of the President of Tanzania, Julius Nyerere see also 92:12-15 7 Side A Commonwealth Heads of Government Con­ ference, Singapore. Press conference of the J President of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, January 15, 1971 Side B Blank 1 see also 92:12-15 8 Side A Speech by Indira Gandhi at Jaipur, India, February 16, 1971 Side B Blank l 9 Sides A-B Press conference of President Thieu of South Vietnam at Dong Ha, March 31, 1971 10 Side A Visit to My Tho province, South Vietnam, April 1 2, 1971 Side B Blank 11 Sides A-B Prince Sihanouk, Chou En-lai, Tsinghua Uni­ versity scientist recants, Peking, April 29, 1971 12 Side A Tsinghua University, April 29, 1971 Side B Side A continued; description of Chou En-lai 166 1 Side A May Day celebrations, Peking, May 1, 1971 Side B Musical programme, Summer Palace, Peking(?) 2 Side A Deaf and mute school, Canton, May 4, 1971 Side B Commune, May 5, 1971. Includes interview with commune leader J 3 Sides A-B Meeting between the Canadian trade delega­ tion headed by Jean-Luc Pepin and Chou En- lai, Peking, July 3, 1971 · see also 56: 12 for part of transcript of I meeting I I 113 I SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS 166 4 Sides A-B Interview with deputy chairman of the Chungshan Medical School Revolutionary I Committee, July 5-6, 1971 5 Sides A-B Visit to May 7 No. 4 Cadres School, Kwangtung, July 6, 1971 (according to I Notebook 25 date of visit was July 7) 6 Sides A-B Visit to No. 61 Middle School, Canton, July 6, · 1971 I 7 Side A Discussion with Tajima of Japan Consulate on Chinese communes, July 1971 Side B Robert Stanfield on recent visit to China, ca. August 1971 I 8 Side A J.J. Greene, Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources, head of Canadian delegation re­ garding atomic energy, Tokyo(?), ca. I September 27, 1971 Side B Blank 9 Side A Press conference of Pakistani General Niazi, November 26, 1971 Side B Bach's St. Matthew's Passion; Pakistani gene­ ral on military operations ' 10 Side A Press conference of General Niazi at the Hilli l Front, November 27, 1971 Side B Blank 11 Sides A-B Press. briefing, Pindi, December 7, 1971. An­ l nouncement of Ali Bhutto's appointment as prime minister; military briefing 12 Side A Visit to Tumilia Mission, Bangladesh, l December 23-24, 1971 Side B Blank l 167 1 Sides A-B North Korean trip, June 1972. Interview with N. Koreans about the signing of the armistice ending Korean War; visit to a school 2 Sides A-B North Korean trip, June 1972. A Revolu­ tionary Opera, "A True Daughter of the Party", at Pyongyang Grand Theatre 3 Sides A-B Toronto City Council caucus meeting for 1973-1974, December 1972(?) 4 Side A Visit to Chuhoi, South Vietnam, 1973(?) Side B Blank 5 Side A Press confere nee of H. Due Nha, Ministry of Information, Saigon, January 25, 1973 Side B Press conference on military situation in Vietnam 6 Side A Music, South Vietnam, ca. February 7, 197 3 Side B Press Conference, Saigon, February 7, 197 3 7 Sides A-B Interview with Maurice Strong, executive di­ rector of the U.N. Environment Programme (UNEP), May 4, 1973 114

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167 8 Sides A-B Interview with Daniel Gay, a Burmese journal­ ist, 1975 9 Side A Interview with Daniel Gay {continued) Side B Blank 10 Sides A-B Interview with the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Zulifikar Ali Bhutto, April 14, 1976 11 Side A Interview with Ali Bhutto {continued) Side B Blank see also 67: 13 for transcript of interview 12 Side A Press conference of Donald Jamieson, Minister of External Affairs, in Jerusalem, ca. October 28, 1977 see also 77:9, 176:4

168 I Sides A-B Press conference of General Grigorenko, May 18, 1978 see also 73:16 2 Sides A-B Interview with U.S. ambassador to Japan, Mike Mansfield, June 4, 1980 Tapes 168:2-11 relate to book Shin Nippon Nikki (New Japan Diary). See also 44:1-2 (notebooks), 100:30-34, Boxes 101-106, and film reel 13 (Series 14) 3 Sides A-B Interview with Hisakatsu Ikeda, Director, Defence Planning Division, June 9, 1980 4 Side A Interview with Toru Hara, Director, Defence Bureau, Defence Agency, June 9, 1980 Side B Side A continued; interview with Hisahiko Okazaki, Director General for Foreign Rela­ tions, June 10, 1980 5 Side A Interview with Shohei Azuma, President of the Japan-Arab Cultural Association (final part), June 10, 1980; interview with Toru Shimizu, Chief of the Defence, Security Air Forces, June 10, 1980 Side B Interview with Toru Shimizu {continued); Shohei Azuma interview (first part) 6 Sides A-B Shohei Azuma interview (middle part) 7 Side A Interview with General Eiichi Tatsumi, June 13, 1980 Side B Side A continued; Japanese commentary on the U.S. Open, June 15, 1980(?) 8 Side A Interview with Ryuzo Sejima, Chairman of C. Itoh Trading Co., June 17, 1980 Side B Side A continued; interview with Chie Nakone, professor at Tokyo University, June 17, 1980 9 Side A Interview with Tadashi Wada, manager of Tokai nuclear power station, June 20, 1980 Side B Side A continued; interview with head of Tachibana family, June 20, 1980 I 115 I SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS I 168 10 Sides A-B Interview with Shigeyoshi Matsumae, Presi­ dent of Tokai University, June 26, 1980 I 11 Side A Interview with Shigeio Nagano, Japan Cham­ ber of Commerce and Industry, June 26, 1980 Side B Blank I 12 Side A "The Great Ocean-the evidence", an opera indicting Lin Piao and his wife, Yeh Chun. Liberation Opera House, Sian, July 22, 1980 Side B Side A continued; Songs in a Chungking thea­ I tre, July 23, 1980 169 1 Side A Continuation of songs in a Chungking theatre, I July 23, 1980 Side B Blank 2 Side A Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony, August I 6, 1980 see also 182: 11 Side B Blank 3 Side A Interview with Walter Gordon, July 16, 1981 I see also 77:13 for transcript Side B Blank 4 Sides A-B Ernst Zundel. Consists of death threats, hate I calls & his philosophy, 1981? 5 Sides A-B "Beloved Premier Chou We'll Forever Cherish Your Memory (a commercial tape of songs in I Chinese) Record (2) Phonodiscs

I Albania 170 1 Pllake Me Kenge Dhe Muzike Shqiptare [Songs and Music of the Albanian People]. Tirana AM-003. [n.d.]. 1 disc I 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. China I 2 Chiang Nan Ch'un = South China Spring-Titzu Solos by Lu Chun-ling. China Record Company M-2363. pl 978. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 3 Chieh Fang Chan Hao (Side l); Min Ping Ko (Side 2) [The I Liberation Army Is Good (Side l); Song of the People's Soldier (Side 2)]. China Record Company 1-6533. pl 964. 1 disc. 78 rpm. lOin. J 4 Chieh Pai ti Ha Ta Hsieh Kei Mao Chu Hsi = A Pure White Hata For Chairman Mao-Songs Sung by the Tibetan Women Singers. China Record Company M-799. I pl 967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 5· Chih Ch'O Wei Hu Shan [Selections from "Taking Tiger Mountain By Strategy'i. [n.d.]. 2 discs. 33 1/3 rpm. I 7in. I ~ 116

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170 6 Chou En-lai Tsung Li Chiang Hua = Speeches by the Late Premier Chou En-Lai. China Record Company WM-2348. pl978. I disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 7 Chu Fu Mao Chu Hsi Wan Shou Wu Chiang = Eternal Life To Chairman Mao-The People of Various Nation­ alities Sing in Praise of Chairman Mao. Ch: 1a Record Company M-807. pl967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 8 Ch'uan Kao Yeh Yn K'o Cha Chuang Cho Pi Sai [National Amateur Composers Competition-Selec­ tions). China Record Company M-304. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 9 Ch'un T'ien Lai Liao = Spring Is Here-Soprano Solos. China Record Company M-2397. pl978. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 10 Hsing Fu ti Nien Tai [The Lucky Years and Other Tibetan Folk Songs). China Record Company M-625. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 11 Hua Kao-Feng Tung Chieh Chiang Hua [Hua Kuo­ feng-Speech at the National Conference on Learning, Taching, May 9, 1977]. China Record Company WM- 2268. pl977. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 12 Hung Tung Chi = The Red Lantern ( with piano accom­ paniment). China Record Company M-860. pl968. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 13 Ke Min Jen Ai Tu "Lao San P'ien" = Revolutionary People Love Reading The "Old Three Articles" -Songs about the Study of Chairman Mao's Works. China Record Company XM-1025. pl967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 14 Ke Min Ko Ch'tl Hsaan [Selections from Revolutionary Songs-Sides 1-2]. China Record Company 1-6821. pl965. 1 disc. 78rpm. lOin.

171 I Ke Min Ko Ch'O Hsnan [Selections from Revolutionary Songs-Sides 5-6]. China Record Company 1-6823. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 78 rpm. lOin. 2 K'o K'o Hung Hsin Hsiang Cho Tang = All Red Hearts Are Turned To the Party-Suite of the Rural Young Pioneers. China Record Company XM-1018. pl 966. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 3 Kung Po T'i Ts'ao YOeh Ch'u [Physical Education Music For Radio]. China Record Company XM-1034. pl97 l. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 4 Mao Chu Hsi Chiang Hua Lu Yin [Chairman Mao's Speech At The Monument of the People's Heroes, September 30, 1949]. China Record Company WM- 2278. pl977. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 5 Mao Chu Hsi Chu Tso Lang Tu [Quotations From Chairman Mao]. China Record Company WM-011. pl967. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. I I 117 SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS I Record 171 6 Mao Chu Hsi ti Chan Shih Tsui T'ing Tang ti Hua = Chairman Mao's Fighters Are The Closest Followers I Of The Party-Songs. China Record Company M-804. pl967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 7 Mao Chu Hsi ti En Ch'ing Ch'ang Pu Wan [Chairman I Mao's Benefits To The People Are Boundless). China Record Company M-2001. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 8 Mao Chu Hsi ti Shu Shih Ke Ming ti Pao= Chairman I Mao's Works Are A Treasure of Revolution (Songs). China Record Company M-798. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. (3 copies) · I 9 Mao Chu Hsi Ya Lu = Quotations From Chairman Mao Set To Music. China Record Company M-805. pl967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. (2 copies) I 10 Min Ko Min YQeh [Polle Songs And Polle Music]. China Record Company M-003. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 11 Nan-Ni-Wan; Hsiu Chin Pien [Nan-Ni-Wan (Side l); I Embroidered Hanging (Side 2)] China Record Company 1-6152. pl963. 1 disc. 78 rpm. lOin.

I 172 I Pa Lieh Ning Chu I Ta Ch'i Kao Kao Cho Ch'i = Raise High The Great Banner of Leninism (Instrumental). China Record Company M-803. pl967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 I rpm. lOin. 2 Pai Mao NO [The White Haired GirU. China Record Company M-601. pl964. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 3 P'an Hung ChOan; Sung Ko Ko Tang Hung Chun I [Looking Forward To The Red Army-Szechwan folk song (Side l); See Off Older Brothers Who Are Joining The Red Army-Kiangsi folk song (Side 2)]. China I Record Company 1-6363. pl964. 1 disc. 78 rpm. lOin. 4 Pei-ching ti HsOan Ln = Peking in Melody-Folk Songs I I. China Record Company M-643. pl964. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 5 Pei-ching ti Hsnan LO = Peking in Melody-Popular Songs of the Revolution. China Record Company I M641. pl964. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 6 Pei-ching ti Hsaan Ln = Peking in Melody-Selections from Operas and Film Songs. China Record Company I M-642. pl964. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 7 P'in Hsia Chung Nung Tsui Ai Mao Chu Hsi= Poor And Lower-Middle Peasants Love Chairman Mao Most - I Songs by the Peasants' Amateur Cultural Team of Hopei Province. China Record Company M-809. I pl967. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. I ~ 118

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172 8 Sha - Chia - Pang = Shachiapang (a modern revolution­ ary Peking opera). China Record Company DM6161. J pl967. 4 discs. 33 1/3 rpm. 12in. 9 Shan Ko Lien = The Shepherd Girl (Original Film Soundtrack). Angel Records 3AEX 308. pl963. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12in. 1 10 Shao Nien Erh T'ung Je Ai Mao Chu Hsi = Youngsters Love Chairman Mao-Children's Voice in Unison. China Record Company XM-1023. pl967. I disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 11 Sheng Li Hsi Hsing Ch'uan Shan Hsiang= Victory News Spreads Thru Mountain Villages. China Record Com­ 1 pany M-2344. pl978. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 12 Shih Shih Tai Tai Ming Chi Mao Chu Hsi ti En Ch'ing = Chairman Mao's Warm Concern Will Forever Live In j Our Hearts-Songs. China Record Company M-2262. pl977. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 13 Tuan Chiao (Pai She Chuan). [Selections from White Snake, a Peking Opere.1. China Record Company BM- l 10235. pl978. 2 discs. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 14 T'uan Chieh Chiu Shih Li Liang = Unity Is Strength-­ Popular Chinese Songs. China Record Company DM- j 6140. pl964. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12in. 15 Tung Fang Hung = The East Is Red. China Record Company XM-1016. pl967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. (4 copies) 1

173 I Tung Fang Hung [The East Is Redl. China Record Company 1-5059. [n.d.]. l disc. 78 rpm. lOin. 2 Wang Chiang T'ing [Riverside Pavilion-a Chinese Opere.]. China Record Company M-2400. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 3 Wei Ta ti Ling Hsiu Mao Tse-Tung= Our Great Leader Mao Tse-Tung (Songs). China Record Company M-802. pl967. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 4 Wo Ai Wo ti Hou A-I (Erh T'ung K'o Ch'u) [I Love My Nice Aunt-Children's Songs). China Record Company S-0090. pl 964. 1 disc. 45 rpm. 7 in. 5 Wo Men ti Lien Tui Hao= Our Company Is Fine. China Record Company M-639. pl964. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 6 Wo Men Yao Tso Lei Feng Shi ti Huo Shao Nien; Lieh ~ Shieh Mu Ch'ien [Let's Learn From Lei Feng (Side l); In Front Of The Martyrs' Tomb (Side 2)]. China Record Company 1-6002. pl963. 1 disc. 78 rpm. lOin. 1 7 Wu Su Li Chiang = Ussuri River. China Record Company XM-956. pl963. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in •. I I I I 119 SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS I -Box Record 173 8 Ying Yu Chiao Hsueh Ch'ang P'ien [English Lessons). China Record Company BM-228. [n.dJ. 2 discs. 33 I l /3 rpm. 7in. 9 Yuan Fang ti K'o Jen Ch'ing Ni Liu Hsia Lai = Stay, 0 Guests From Afar (Chinese Folk Songs). China Record I Company M-102. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 10 Yueh Erh Kao = The Moon Is High (Folk Instrumental . Music). China Record Company M-2328. p1978. I I disc. 33 l/3rpm. lOin. Cuba 11 "-carifesta Cuba 1979. Areito 45-7214. p1979. 1 disc. I 45rpm. 7in.

North Korea I 12 Aekuk Ka [National Anthem] and seven other songs. Choson Record. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. (2 copies). I 13 Choson ui omoni [Mother of ChosonJ and five other songs. Choson Record. [n.dJ 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 14 Choson ui omoni [Mother of ChosonJ and six other I songs. Choson Record. [n.d.]. l disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. I 174 1 Homnanhan kasi tompul hech'yo kamyonso [Overcoming Many Difficulties] and five other songs. Choson Record. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. I 2 Inmindul ui Ch'ungsong un touk pult'ane [People's Loyalty is Flaring Up] and five other songs. Choson Record. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 3 Kim II-Song Changkun ui Norae [Song of General Kim I II-Song) and five other songs. Choson Record. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 4 Mankyongdae ui Kallimkil [A Forked Road of I Mankyongdae] and five other songs. Choson Record. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. IO in. 5 Map'ul titutnun norae ch'yonyodul ui [Song of Hay I Harvest Maiden] and seven other songs. Choson Record. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 l /3 rpm. lOin. 6 "P'i pada" ui yonghwa umak [Film music from "Blood Sea'1. Choson Record. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. I lOin. (2 copies) 7 Sach'onman nun Suryong ul norae hamnida [Forty 'vtillion People are Praising Our Great Leader] and five I other songs. Choson Record. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 I /3 rpm. lOin. 8 1O taechonggang ui norae [Song of the 10 guides] and I five other songs. Choson Record. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. I ~ 120

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174 U.S.S.R. 9 Bulat Okudzhava. Pesni (stikhi i muzyka). [Songs (verses and music)]. Melodiia. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12 in. 10 Evgenni Evtushenko chitaet svoi stikhi = E. Evtushenko Recites His Verses. Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 11 Gosudarstvennyi omskii russkii narodnyi khor = The Omsk Russian Folk Choir. Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 12 Gosudarstvennyi russkii narodnyi khor severnoi pesni = State Russian Folk Choir Of Northern Song. Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 13 Il'ia Erenburg chitaet svoi stikhi = Ilya Erenburg Recites His Verses. Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 14 Nikolai Slichenko. Tsyganskie narodnye pesni i romansy [Nikolai Slichenko. Gypsy Songs and Romances] Melodiia. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12in. 15 Novella Matveeva. Pesni [Novella Matveeva. Songs]. Melodiia. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin.

175 1 Pesni sovetsldkh kompozitorov = Songs by Soviet Composers. Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 2 Pesni sovetskikh kompozitorov = Songs by Soviet Composers. Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 3 Pesni sovetskikh kompozitorov = Songs by Soviet Composers. Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12in. 4 Poety chitaiut svoi stikhi (Boris Slutskii) = Poets Read Their Poems (Boris Slutskii). Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 5 Pol' Robson v Moskve [Paul Robson in Moscow]. SSSR aprelevskii zavod gramplastinok. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12in. 6 Rechi V.I. Lenina (mart 1919.) = V.I. Lenin's Speeches (March 1919). Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. lOin. 7 Songs of the Soviet Underground-Nougzar Sharia and his guitar. Collector Records NR287 l. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. l 2in. 8 Techet Volga; Tsveli, tsveli v pole tsvetiki = The Volga Flows (Side l); Little flowers were blooming in the field (Side 2). Music from the film. Melodiia. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. I I 121 SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS I -Box Record 175 9 Tsyganskie pesni [Gypsy Songs]. Melodiia. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12in. I 10 V. Solov'ev - Sedoi. Ocherednoi reis; V. Basner. Bitva v puti = Regular Voyage, music from film (Side l); Battle On the Way, music from film (Side 2). I Mezhdunarodnaia Kniga. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 11 Valerii Tikhov (zvonchatye gusli). Russkie narodnye I pesni [Valerii Tikhov (psaltery). Russian Folk Songs]. Melodiia. [n.d.]. 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 7in. 12 The Voices of Yevgeni Yevtushenko and Andrei Voznesensky. Monitor MR-113. [n.dJ. 1 disc. 33 1/3 I rpm. 12in. I Reel (3) Film Documentaries 1 1947 "Journey Into Red China". Filmed by Mark J Gayn, spring 1947, Part 1. 16mm. coL and b&w. 30 min. No sound. 2 1947 "Journey Into Red China". Part 2. 16mm. col. and b&w. 30 min. No sound. I 3 "Journey Into Red China". Outtakes? 16mm. col. and b&w. 1 min. No sound. 4 1966 CBC N'ewsmagazine. "A View From Peking", I February 1, 1966. see also 160:23-24 "A Good Year for the People's Communes". I Produced by the Central Newsreel and Documentary Film Studio of the People's Republic of China, September 1963. 16mm. I b&w. 20 min. With sound (in English). 5 1966 "The Voice of the Chinese People-The Third National People's Congress". Produced by the Central Newsreel and Documentary Film Studio I of the People's Republic of China, March 1965, Part 1. 16mm. b&:w. 20 min. With sound (in English). Also "Good News From Industry". I Produced by the Central Newsreel ... , 1964. 16 mm. col. 10 min. With sound (in English). 6 "The Voice of the Chinese People-The Third I National People's Congress", Part 2. 16 mm. b&w. 30 min. With sound (in English). 7 Outtakes(?) for CBC Newsmagazine's "A View From Peking". Includes clips from "Good News I From Industry", "A Good Year for the People's Communes", "The Voice of the Chinese People", and the Mark Gayn film, "Journey Into Red I China". 16mm. b&:w. 45 min. No sound. I ~ 1 122

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8 1970 "Japan Diary, '70", NET TV Japan. ca. August 16, 1970. J see also 42:4, 161:13, 163:6 (side 2), 184:4-12, 165:1-3. "Japan Diary '70" documentary, Part I. 16mm. j b&w. 30 min. With sound (in Japanese and English) 9 "Japan Diary '70" documentary, Part 2. 16mm. b&w. 30 min. With sound (in Japanese and I English) 10 Outtakes(?) for "Japan Diary '70". 16mm. col. 30 min. No sound. ~ 11 Outtakes(?) for "Japan Diary '70". 16mm. coL 30 min. No sound. 12 Outtakes(?) for "Japan Diary '70". 16mm. coL J 30 min. No sound. 13 1982 Shin Nippon Nikki (New Japan Diary), NHK TV Japan Special. March 26, 1982. Video cassette. col. 50 min. With sound (in Japanese). see also 44:1-2, 100:30-34, Boxes 101-108, 168:2-11 I Miscellaneous 14 ca. 1941-1948 Scenes of coastline and Mark Gayn's second wife, Sally, location unknown. 16 mm. col 5 min. No sound. I 15 1945? Shots of a football game. 16mm. b&w. 1 min. No sound. 16 1946? Japanese dance by two geishas, Tokyo? 16mm. t b&w. I min. No sound. 17 1946 Japanese demonstration, Tokyo, December 18, 1946. 16 mm. b&w. 2 min. No sound. J 18 1947? Shanghai River and Bund from Broadway mansions. 16mm. b&w. 1 min. No sound. 19 1947? Shots of boat named "Willow" with Chinese junks in background. 16mm. col. 30 sec. No sound. 20 ca. 1953 "Food for Korean Children" promo. Unitarian Service Committee of Canada. 16mm. b&w. 1 min. With sound. 21 mid 1950s? Shots of Suzanne Gayn and others at cottage. 16mm. col. 2 min. No sound. 22 1960? "Russia-T.V. Talks". Workprint. 16mm. b&w. 20 min. No sound. 23 late 1960s? Hungary. Includes scenes of Budapest. 16mm. col. 5 min. No sound. 24 late 1960s? . U.S.S.R. Includes memorial to Stalin's wife, I Nadezhda Sergeevna Allilueva Stalina, in Novo­ Devichy cemetary, Moscow. 16mm. col. 12 min. No sound. J I 123 t SERIES 14: AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDINGS l -Reel 25 late 1960s? u.s.s.R. Scenes of Moscow; Yugoslavia. Scenes. 16mm. col. 10 min. No sound. l 26 late 1960s? Yugoslavia. Scenes. 16mm. col. 7 min. No I sound. l I I l I I I I I I I I I I ~ 124

l SERIES 1.5: PRESS AND INFORMATION KITS 1

As a foreign correspondent, Mark Gayn was provided with press and information kits dealing with various countries and subjects. The kits have been arranged alphabetically by country and within this by date. It should be noted that the kits have been organized on the basis of subject. For example, the press kit on South Vietnam issued by the U.S. Embassy has been placed under South Vietnam. I I 12, SERIES lS: PRESS AND INFORMATION KITS I Box Folder Canada I 176 1 Canadian Government Economic Mission to the People's Republic of China, June 2.5-July 4, 1971 2 Canadian Armed Forces, 1976 see also 7 8: 1-4 I 3 Slovak World Congress, Toronto, June 14-21, 1981 4 Visit to Israel by the Secretary of State for External Affairs, Don Jamieson, October 26-31, 1977. I see also 77:9, 167:12 France I 5 French Parliamentary Elections, March 12-19, 1978. 6 French Presidential Elections, April 26, May 10, 1981. 7 Meeting Between Presidents Pompidou and Nixon, Reykjavik, Iceland, May 31-June 1, 1973. I 8 State Visit to the United States of Valery Giscard d'Estaing, May 17-22, 1976. I Greece 9 "Welcome to Greece", American Embassy, 1976. I Hong Kong 10 Hong Kong, ca. 1970. India I 177 1 °Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Press Information Bureau, ca. 1971. I Japan 2 Background Information for Press. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, July 1978. I 3 Okinawa. High Commissioner of the Ryukyu Islands. U.S. Civil Administration, 1969. 4 Okinawa. The 2d Logistical Command, 1969.

I Korea, South 5 Country Briefing Book, October 1967

I 178 1 Country Briefing Book, April 1969. 2 Korea Briefing Series, 1974. 3 Korea Briefing Series, 1976. I 4 Korea Briefing Series, 1977. 5 Korea Briefing Series, 1978.

Laos I 6 -,i;e Kingdom of Laos, U.S. Embassy, ca. 1967.

Liberia I 7 News, 1976 I ~ 1 126 i SERIE~ 1.5: PRESS AND INFORMATION KITS

Box Folder J 178 Malaysia 8 Official Visit of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau to I Malaysia. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia, May 20-22, 1970.

179 Mexico I 1 Canadian Embassy, Mexico, 197.5.

Thailand 2 United States Diplomatic Mission to Thailand, 1975.

United Nations see also 83:2-11, 84:1-7 3 North-South Negotiations, 1980. 4 World Development Information Day, 1974.

United States 5 North American Air Defense Command, January 1963. 6 U.S. Air Force Academy, January 1963. 7 Visit to Bucharest of Richard M. Nixon, President of the United States of America, August 2-3, 1969. Vietnam, South 8 American Mission, Saigon, ca. 1965. 9-11 American Mission, Vietnam, 1966. 12 Information on Economic Aid to Vietnam, JUSPAO. ca. 1965.

l l I 127 I I I SERIES 16: POSTERS

This series consists of posters collected by Mark Gayn. They have been I arranged alphabetically by country and within this by subject where applicable. The one exception is the first folder which contains posters I advertising Gayn's articles. Included in the series is a large collection of Mao Tse-tung posters. I I J I I I I I I I I I I ~ 128

SERIES 16: POSTERS

'Mapcase Folder

1 Mark Gayn posters publicizing his articles (3)

Canada Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, August 1973; protest of the 1968 Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia (August 21, 1981)

2 China Acupuncture (12) 3 Bethune, Norman (3) 4 Heroes, revolutionary and modern (16) 5 Hua Kuo-feng (6) 6 Insects (3) 7 Leaders (12). Includes Chen Yi(?), Chou En-lai, Chu Teh, Lin Piao, Liu Shao-chi, Teng Hsiao-ping 8-11 Mao Tse-tung (122). Includes portraits, quotations, etc. 12 Mao Tse-tung (11). Posters in Mao's handwriting with some unidentified handwriting. 13 Military and Defence (12) 14 Miscellaneous (9) 15 New Year (8) 16 Scenic (4) 17 United States Information Service (18) 18 Vietnam War (11) 19 Vietnam War. Heroes (28) 20 Workers, factory and farm (11)

21 Cuba (7) Czechoslovakia (1)

22 India ~litical posters of Mr. Jagannath Khanna (3) With covering letter dated July l, 1977. 23 Political posters, Congress Party (3)

24 Israel (3)

25 Italy Italian Communist Party (2)

26 Korea, North Kim 11-sung (9)

27 Japan Wanted posters (2) I I 129 SERIES 16: POSTERS I Mapcase Folder 28 U.S.S.R. I Includes work propaganda posters, Politbureau, and a series of reproductions entitled "Unforgettable Days of History". (31) I 29 Includes Lenin, Cold War, military posters (6) I 30 Vietnam (7) I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~ 130

SERIES 17: EPHEMERA

The ephemera collected by Mark Gayn includes leaflets, postcards, bookmarks, calendars and programmes. They have been arranged by country and alphabetically by type within this.

The number of items in each folder has been indicated in brackets as has the language when this is not clear from the context. I 131 I SERIES 17: EPHEMERA I Box Folder 180 1 Argentina Leaflets. Presidential Elections, July 26, 197 5 - Peronist I (6) 2 Austria Postcards (2) I Burma Postcard Canada Embassy (Peking). Information Booklet I Menu of Dinner in Honour of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau given by the Prime Minister of Japan, Eisaku Sato, May 25, 1970. I Postcards (2) 5 Programme of Prime Minister Trudeau's Visit to Singapore, May 22-23, 1970. I 6 China Bookmarks Lei Feng. Quotations from his diary (in Chinese) (26) I 7-12 Mao Tse-tung Quotations (in Chinese and English) (65) 13 Slogans praising Chairman Mao (in Chinese) (2) +14 Brochure. Exhibition Hall for Chinese Exporting Mer­ chandise, 1968 (in Chinese) I 15 Calendar. Pocket size from China Literature, 1972. +16 Calendar, 1968 (in English and French) (2 copies) 17 Cards I Chairman Mao Tse-tung Portraits (9) 18 Chairman Mao Tse-tung Portraits. "Our Great Leader Chairman Mao" (in Chinese, English, French, Spanish) I (2 sets of 11 each) 19-21 Chairman Mao Quotations (in Chinese) (26) 22 Chairman Mao Quotations in his handwriting (24) 23 Chairman Mao Quotations No. l with selected songs I praising Mao on reverse side (in Chinese) ( 13) 24 Chairman Mao Quotations No. 2 with selected songs praising Mao on reverse side (in Chinese) ( 12) I 25 Chairman Mao Quotations No. 3 with selected songs praising Mao on reverse side (in Chinese) (8) 26 Folders. Pictures and excerpts from modern revolution­ I ary Peking operas - "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy", "The Red Lantern", "Sha-chia-pang" (in Chinese) (3) 27 Leaflets. Anti-U.S. Propaganda, Vietnam War, 1965 (in Chinese) I (16) 28 Film advertisements (in English) (4) I 181 1 With slogans. "All for the Revolution". January 1966 (in Chinese) (16) I I ~ 132

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Box Folder 181 2 With slogans. "Vietnam must win, United States imperialism must lose". February 1966 (in Chinese) (8). 3 Luggage Labels (2) 4 Notebooks (Blank) Honouring Norman Bethune (with Mao quotations in Chinese at top of pages) 5 Mao Tse-tung Quotations (in Chinese at top of pages) 6 Notes on a Model of a Human Body Showing Chinese Acupuncture Points and the Courses of Meridians see also series 16 folder 2 for posters, and Box 189 7 Paper Cuttings Chairman Mao Tse-tung No. 1 pre-1949 (12) 8 Chairman Mao Tse-tung No. 2 pre-1949 (12) 9 Chairman Mao, Chiang Ching, Norman Bethune, and others (9) · · 10 Chinese popular cuttings ( 10) 11 Quotation paper cuttings from carvings (4) 12 Postcards Chairman Mao Tse-tung Quotations (17) 13 Chairman Mao Tse-tung Quotations (15) 14 Chairman Mao Tse-tung Quotations (12) 15 "Cultural Relics Unearthed in China" {12) 16 "La muchacha de los cabellos blancas". Ballet con tema contemporaneo revolucionario (12) 17 "Red Detachment of Women". A Modern Revolution­ ary Dance Drama ( 16) 18 Shanghai (12) 19 S.[outh] ~ .[anchuria] R.[ailway] Picture Cards, 1936 (12) 20 "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy". A Modern Revolutionary Peking Opera {16) 21 "Tunhuang Painted Clay Sculptures" (10) 22 Proclamations, Telegrams, Open Letters etc. (in Chi­ nese and English) 23-24 Programmes. Includes synopses of operas, plays (in Chinese and English) ( 15) 25 Songs Miscellaneous, ca. l 940-l 960's. Includes mss of scores 26 Red Army, ca. l 940's 27 Stamps, postage (3) 28 Telegraph Form (in Chinese and English) 29 Tickets, rail (2) 30 France Leaflet. "U.R.S.S. Passeport" ca. 1950; postcards (.5) 31 Germany, East Postcards (2) Greece Postcard I I 133 SERIES 17: EPHEMERA

I Box Folder 181 32 Guyana I Leaflets. People's Progressive Party (2) 33 Hong Kong Postcards. City Museum and Art Gallery, H.K. Museum I of Art (26) 182 1 India --i:eatlets. Election, Congress Party (3); postcards (4) I 2 Italy Leaflets. Radical parties (2); postcard 3 Japan I Leaflets. Anti-North Korean (in Japanese) (2 copies) 4-6 Propaganda. World War II (in English) (28) 7 Picture cards. "To Protect Asia: Japanese Army I Activities in Manchuria" ca. 1930s (in Japanese) (14) 8 Postcards Paintings of scenery (5); Heianjingu, a temple in Kyoto I 9 Japanese popular art ( 1O) 10 Proclamation. World II (in English and Tagalog) 11 Programmes Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony, Aug. 6, 1980 (in I Japanese and English) see also 169:2 12 '71 Tokyo Cultural Festival, September 19, 1971 (in I English) 13 Song. Kigensetsu {The Song of the Foundation of Japanese Empire) I +14 Korea, North Calendar, 1974 {in English and Russian) 15 Postcards I "Chollima Korea" Mass Display {18) 16-17 "Palais des Etudiants et Des Pionniers de Pyongyang" (36) +18 Malaysia I Leaflet. Alliance Party, 1968 19 Netherlands Postcard I Pakistan Leaflet. Dacca, ca. December 1971 20 Portugal I Leaflet. Women's Democratic Movement; postcard 21-22 U.S.S.R. Clothing Patterns ca. 1960 {in Russian) (4) 23 Clothing Patterns. Booklets ca. 1960 (in Russian) (2) I 24 Envelopes, postal (4) 25 Government Bond issued by the Kerensky Provisional Government, March 27, 1917 I 26 Leaflets. On printing machines and techniques (in Russian) (14) I ~ 134

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'Box Folder 182 27 Postcards. Includes Lenin House Museum in Gorki (9) 28 Postcards. Lenin Portraits (2 sets - 22 cards) 29-30 Programmes. Operas, plays, etc. (in Russian and English) (22) 31 Ruble, 1947 32 Ticket. Moscow Operetta, April 20, 1960. 33 United States U.S. Army Leaflet. World War II (2); postcards (5) 34 Programme. Fighting American Nationalists (with two attached leaflets) 35-39 Vietnam, South Leaflets. Vietnam War (in Vietnamese) (37) 40 Passes. Safe-Conduct (in Vietnamese, English, Korean and Thai) (10) I I 13.5 I I SERIES 18: ARTIFACTS

I This series consists of items of Chinese provenance. They include dolls, pencils, pins, woven silk hangings and desk stands. The number of items is I indicated in brackets. I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~ 136

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Box

183 Buttons and Pins (39)

18lf. Buttons and Pins (lf.l)

185 Buttons and Pins (lf.8)

186 Buttons and Pins (55) 187 Buttons and Pins (5lf.)

188 Buttons and Pins (39)

189 Model of a Human Body Showing Chinese Acupuncture Points and the Courses of Meridians see also Series 16 folder 2 for posters, and 181:6

190 Doll in miner's costume with "Revolutionary Team" armband Doll in Red Guard uniform

191 Rubber dolls representing children, some in military uniforms and carrying weapons (6)

192 Mechanical wind-up doll with machine gun Mao bust Drinking glasses: 1. with Mao prose 2. with Mao quotation 3. with modern revolutionary opera and ballet depicted Three-ringed binder with Mao portrait and quotation on cover.

193 Cigarette case with Mao quotation Cigarette lighters with Mao quotation (4) Picture cubes: 1. Construction 2. The No. 3211 Drilling Team in Their Battle Against a Sea of Fire 3. Vietnamese Little Heroes 4. Little Red Soldiers (2)

194, Desk stand (heart shaped) with Mao profile Desk stand with Mao portrait Desk stand with Mao prose in his handwriting (2) Fan with Mao's prose in his handwriting Framed paper cutting of a ,\fao quotation Pen with Mao quotation Pencils with .v1ao prose and quotations (7) Wall plaques depicting childr.en (2) I 137 I SERIES 18: ARTIFACTS I 19.5 Woven Silk Hangings (various sizes) {1) Portraits I Chinese Leaders Chen Yun Chou En-lai (.5) I Chu Teh (2) Hua Kuo-feng (2) Lin Piao (4) Liu Shao-chi I Mao Tse-tung (25) Mao with Chou En-lai and Lin Piao Mao with Hua Kuo-feng I Teng Hsiao-ping Non-Chinese Communists I Bethune, Norman Ho Chi Minh Hoxha, Enver Kim 11 Sung I Lenin, Vladimir Lenin with Stalin Marx, Karl I Stalin, Josef

(2) Scenes I Date Orchard, one of the revolutionary sites in Yenan Great Hall of the People, Peking Mao Tse-tung's birthplace (3) Monument to the People's Heroes, Peking I Tien An Men Square Tsun-1 Conference, Kweichow (building in which held)

I (3) Other Drawing of a horse by Hsu Bei Hung I Mao Tse-tung's own work in his handwriting (4) Armbands Allied Correspondent ca. 1938 (in Chinese). M. Ginsbourg stamped on inside I Press (2) Red Guard (in Chinese)

I Slogan "Trust in Counter-Attack" 1930s? Written in Chinese in I blood on oriental paper I I ~ 138

SERIES 19: SUZANNE GA YN, PHILIP JAFFE

AND BERTRAM WOLFE

The series consists of work written by three individuals: Suzanne Gayn, Philip Jaffe and Bertram Wolfe. The folders contain clippings, reprints and photocopies of articles arranged chronologically. I I 139 SERIES 19: SUZANNE GAYN, PHILIP JAFFE ANO BERTRAM WOLFE

I ~ Folder 196 Gayn,Suzanne I For correspondence see 4:2-5 1 Newspaper Articles and Lecture Notes. Tss, newspaper clippings. 2 "Our Daily Bread" by Ferenc Mora, translated by I Suzanne Gayn. Maclean's, February 16, 1957, pp. 24, 36- 37. Correspondence, tss. Also includes translation of· I Jeno Heltai's "Lu" not published by Maclean's. Jaffe, Philip For correspondence see 4:23-29 I 3 Notes and conversations 4 Articles "The Strange Case of Anna Louise Strong". Survey, October 1964, pp. 129-139. Tss, reprint. I 5 "The Rise and Fall of Earl Browder". Survey, Spring 1972, pp. 14-65. Reprint. 6 "The Varga Controversy and the American CP". I Survey, Summer 1972, pp. 138-160. Reprint. 7 "The Cold War Revisionists and What They Omit". Survey, Autumn 1973, pp. 123-143. Reprint. I 8 "Agnes Smedley: A Reminiscence". Survey, Autumn 1974, pp. 172-179. Tss, reprint. 9 "The Sino-Soyiet Dispute: Highlights of its History­ Prospects for its Future". Canadian Defence I Quarterly, Spring 1976, pp. 41-45. Tss (photocopy), magazine clipping. 10 Chapters on Norman Bethune and E. Herbert Norman. I With comments by Mark Gayn. After 1977. Tss (photocopy). 11 "The Amerasia Case From 1945 to the Present". I March 1979. Published by Philip Jaffe. Booklet (2). see also 1:3 12 "The Vanderlip Affair-Or How Lenin Nearly Sold a Huge Chunk of Siberia to Wrong American". Toronto I Star, ca. November 9, 1980. Drafts, tss.

Wolfe, Bertram I For correspondence see 5:9 13 "The New Gospel According to Khrushchev. Foreign Affairs, July 1960, pp. 1-12. Reprint. I 14 "Communist Ideology and Soviet Foreign Policy". Foreign Affairs, October 1962, pp. 3-21. Reprint. 15 "Das Kapital One Hundred Years Later". The Antioch Review, Winter '66-'67, pp. 421-441. Reprint. I 16 "Backwardness and Industrialization in Russian History and Thought". Slavic Review, June 1967, pp. 177-203. I Tss (photocopy), reprint. · I ~ 140

SERI~S 19: SUZANNE GAYN, PHILIP JAFFE AND BERTRAM WOLFE 'Box Folder

196 17 "Lenin, the Architect of Twentieth-Century Totalitar­ ianism". Chapter from Bertram Wolfe's An Ideology in Power, 1969. Tss (photocopy). 18 "Marxism and the Russian Revolution". Chapter from An Ideology in Power, 1969. Tss (photocopy) 19 "Krupskaya Purges the People's Libraries". Survey, Summer 1969, pp. 141-155. Reprint with covering letter dated October 30, 1969. 20 "Some Problems of the Russo-American Detente". Address delivered at the 12th Central Slavic Conference and Department of History of Oklahoma State University, November 2, 1973. Also letter to President Nixon, October 16, 1973. Tss (photocopy) with covering letter from Philip Jaffe dated December 4, 1973. 21 Review of "Lenin in Zurich" by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. 1976? Tss (photocopy). I 141 I I SERIES 20: PHOTOGRAPHS I (arranged by Dolores A. Signori)

I In addition to reporting the news Mark Gayn took many photographs, some of which were used to illustrate his stories. These include pictures of China · and Japan during the 19 30's and 1940's, the Soviet Union, North Korea and I many other countries. The collection also contains many official and news agency photographs. The photographs have been arranged alphabetically by I country. I I I I I I I I I I I I ~ 142

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Afghanistan

b &. w 44; neg. 36; col. 3; col. neg. 102, 1966-1976 Photographs of a rural market, the Khyber Pass.

Albania col. neg. 74, 1969 Photographs of Tirana.

Bulgaria

b &. w 103; neg. 57, 1948-1949 Photographs of George Andreichin, peasant children, workers, military and civilian assemblies, new residential blocks, Mark and Suzanne Gayn, Dimitrov.

b &. w 9, 1963 Photographs of street scenes in Sofia, George Dirnitrov's mausoleum, Stalin's gift to Bulgaria (a skyscraper housing the Party's central corn mi ttee ).

Burma

col. 7; col. neg. 175, 1967-1971 Photographs of Mark Gayn, Mandalay.

Cambodia

b &. w 33; neg. 67; col. 10; col. neg. 60, 1966-1973 Photographs of native dancing performances, De Gaulle's visit, posters urging war on the enemy including Sihanouk, street scenes in Phnom Penh, independence monument, signs of food shortages, children learning traditional dances •

.Czechoslovakia

b &.w 24; neg. 2; col. neg. 11, 1963-1973 Photographs of May Day in Prague, the market in Brno, the palace of the President of Czechoslovakia, street scenes (selling state lottery tickets). China

b &. w 3,000, 1930s Photographs of the Sino-Japanese War: invasion of China by Japanese forces, Chinese refugees, victims of the hostilities, destruction in Shanghai and in rural areas. Photographs of Chinese and Japanese military personnel, dignitaries, warlords, nationalists: Kazue Kuwajima, Kawagoe, Gen. Chiang Tso-pin, Gen. Chen Chi-tang, Gen. Chiang Kai­ shek, A. Ariyoshi, Arita, Yasuji Takase, Kosaku Kayan, among others. I I 143 SERIES 20: PHOTOGRAPHS I Several photographs released by the Domei Tsushin-sha, Press Union and I Bureau of Information and Publicity. b & w 784; neg. 504, 1940s Photographs of Red China and Yenan: peasant life, local leaders, I transportation of supplies by canal, American military mission. b & w 1,976; neg. 770; col. 46; col. neg. 215, 1960s I Photographs of the caves at Yenan, architectural and historical artefacts and sites, China's waterways, Chinese city life, assemblies, sports, communes, the Revolutionary Museum in Peking, steel production plant, rug-making factory, comics for children preaching the party line, I Mongolian Theatrical Arts classes, May Day in Peking with anti-U.S. pantomimes, Agricultural school, fertili2:er plant, anti-American demonstration, summer palace, Mao's residence, irrigation canals, rice I and wheat crops, propaganda posters, Canton Kindergarten, the Cultural Revolution. Photos of Mao Tse-tung, Chou En-Lai, Chen Po-ta, Liu Shao­ chi, Chu Teh. Prints from the film "The Voice of the Chinese People -­ I The Third National People's Congress", produced by the Central Newsreel and Documentary Film Studio of the People's Republic of China.

b & w 163; neg. 187; col. 311; col. neg. 963, 1970s I Photographs of Peking, Canton, hydro-electric station, performances based on revolutionary themes, Peking University, Tientsin carpet factory, Canton Fair, Peiping and environs, Forbidden Palace, Canton I commune, Chungshu, May Day Fireworks, Peking Zoo. b & w 204; neg. 230; col. 324; col. neg. 623, 1980s I Photographs of a steel factory near Canton, Chungking, Shanghai, Lanchou Museum, Sinkiang, Urumchi, Yangtse River Commune, Hupeh Province, Wuhau, Dun Huang Silk route, Mao's Mausoleum. I Cuba

b & w 41; neg. 26, 1960-1979 I Photographs of oil paintings by Mariano. I EgyPt col. neg. 18, 1976 I Germany, East b & w 12; neg. 2, 1963-1979 Photographs supplied by the GDR Economic Service; the Sassnitz ferry I terminal, Rostock, Dresden, factory installations, Leipzig, Patrice Lumumba lnstitut, post-Stalin architecture. I I ~ 144

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Germany, West b&w 8, 1947-1950 Photographs of Mayor Ernst Reuter and ruins.

Great Britain

b & w 5; col. 6, 1979 Photographs of Coventry and London, Ditchley Conference, Lord Wilson.

Greece

b & w 719; neg. 508, 1948-1949 Photographs of village and city life, Laminaria, Grammos prisoners, Tsakalotos, Salonika, Khatros, Athens, Lieut. Gen. Kitrilakis, Gen. Van Fleet, towns in northern Greece, destruction, refugees, court-martial of communist sympathizers, Salonika-Serras highway, soldiers of Makronissos, King Paul. Some photos released by the American Mission for Aid to Greece.

Hong Kong

b & w 74; neb. 62; col. 45; col. neg. 184, 1967-1976 Photographs of Hong Kong riots, Chinese New Year, HK Club, Repulse Bay, harbour view, Trudeau's visit, Christmas, burial of a victim of the communist riot, HK Information Service, railway, HK Chinese demonstration against England during the Cultural Revolution.

Hungary

b & w 153; neg. 67; col. neg. 22, 1949-1978 Photographs of Budapest, the Communist Youth Festival, country scenes, "Eljen Sztalin", Ujpesti, Babolna, Budapest Trade Fair (1949), Hungarian country fair. Photographs documenting the 1956 revolution: the opening night of the revolution in Kossuth Square, a secret underground prison in the Square of the Republic, Stalin's statue toppled, burning of the communist "Szabab Nep". India

b & w 388; neg. 180; col. 83; col. neg. 793, 1966-l 970s Photographs of Indira Gandhi, Trudeau's visit (arrival in Benares on the Ganges), Pathak, officials, tribesmen, rice field workers, Canada-India reactor at Trombay, Kashmir, family planning in Kashmir, Bihar drought (1966-67), Delhi, Kerala farmers, Cochin synagogue, rice farmer in Tamil Nadu state, political meetings attended by well-to-do peasants, itinerant farm hands, Gandhi memorial. I 14, I SERIES 20: PHOTOGRAPHS I Indonesia

I b & w 176; neg. 43; col. 18; col. neg. 219, 1960-1970s Photographs of Jogjakarta, Bali, dance performance in Bali, market, Trudeau's visit, sultan's palace, Djogja shadow play, Djakarta, the German I Embassy, Sukarno, street scenes in Djakarta, Bandung riot (1967). I col neg. 29, 1967-1976 I b & w 50; col. 43; col. neg. 144, l 969-l 970s Photographs of .\i~rk and Suzanne Gayn, .\ioyshe Dayan, Canadian Forces I headquarters, new · West Bank settlements, a demonstration of Russian Jews in Jerusalem, pre-fabricated housing, the Wailing Wall, Israel's Bedouins, an Arab wedding, a shopping centre in the Negev Desert, an I agricultural complex, Israeli soldiers.

I b & w 45; neg. 33, 1948 Photographs of Rome, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Venezia, .Sassuola, I Lagonegro. b & w 11; neg. 1; col. neg. 65, 1970s Photographs of the earthquake in Friuli ( 1976), the Red Brigade Trial I (1978-79), shipping activity in Trieste. Japan

I b & w 12, 1939 Photographs of Toyama, "Japan's Man of Destiny".

I b & w 300; neg. 110, 1940s Photographs of Mark Gayn's residence in Tokyo, war crimes trial, elections, Mark Gayn and G. Nosaka (chairman of Japan's communist I party). b & w 135; neg. 40; col. 7; col. neg. 189, 1960s Photographs of the Japan-Canada hockey game, Sakata, Kyoto, Nikko, I Tokyo street fashion, Toyota plant, Matsushita Panasonic Plant. Photographs for the Japan Series.

I b & w 28; neg. 3; col. 83; col. neg. 382, 1970s Photographs of Kamakura, World Fair Building, "New Japan Diary" TV session, Mitsushita Factory, Osaka Exposition, site of. the Canadian I pavilion, Tokyo riots, Kyoto, Japan-Canada Trade Meeting, Tokyo street scenes, Tokyo pollution, victims of Minamota Disease, Sakata, NET I ~ 146

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officials and crew. Photographs of interviews with Kato Koji, Fukuda, Ikeda, Nakasone, Kodama.

b & w 106; neg. 47; col. 99; col. neg. 17 5, 1980s Photographs of Nosaka, A & H Bombs World Conference at Hiroshima, Sapporo, the Sunday Tokyo Youth Dance, Sakato, Deuterium Critical Assembly, Safety Experimental Facility.

Korea

b & w 22; neg. 72, 1940s Photographs of Korean leaders: Kim Koo, Kim Kyu Six, agricultural scenes, county masters, landlords.

-North Korea

b & w 304; neg. 108; col. neg. 359, 1970s Photographs of the memorial to Kim 11 Sung in Pyongyang, Children's palace, filming of anti-U.S. movie, Kim 11 Sung propaganda, Kim 11 Sung University, industrialization, medical facilities, propaganda posters, Panmunjom, the Kim 11 Sung Memorial Museum of his achievements. -South Korea

b & w 137; col. 3; col. neg. 95, 1970s Photogra. '.1s of a Folk village, traditional dress, Press Centre in Seoul, M. Gayn with Korean government officials (Park), riots, Hankuk Nylon plant, fish processing plant, Ulsan Oil Refinery, Seoul, farmers. Macao

b & w 19; col. 21; col. neg. 132, 1964-1971 Photographs of harbour views, fireworks factory, greyhound racing.

Malaysia

b & w 4; col. neg. 195, l 968-l 970s Photographs of Trudeau's visit, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's national operations committee, looted Chinese shops, Prime Minister Tunku Abdul, riots, aborigines, jungle.

Nepal

b & w 32; neg. 37; col. 2; col. neg. 151, 1967 Photographs of Canadian hippies, the return of the king from the U.S., village farmers. I I 147 SERIES 20: PHOTOGRAPHS I Netherlands

I b & w 20, yr.? Photographs of a cotton factory, fishing industry, Rotterdam cityscape.

I Pakistan

b & w 136; neg. 143; col. 76; col. neg. 285, 1966-1978 I Photographs of the Ayub Khan opening the Bangla Dam, the Pakistan­ India war, Bangladesh, Trudeau's visit (1971), Jayaprakash Narayah, Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto, Mrs. Z. Bhutto, farmers, demonstrations (1973), I Lahore, Dacca, Mujibar Rahman. Philippines

I b & w 2; col. 5; col. neg. 29, l 969-l 970s Photographs of the Marcos family, Carlos P. Romulo, Rice Institute, I religious procession in Manila, newly harvested rice crops. Poland

b & w 50; neg. 40; col. neg. 100, 1960-197 3 I Photographs of Warsaw, Canadian Embassy, the former palace of the Radziwills, the University of Warsaw, Cracow. I Portugal

col. neg. 28, 197 5-197 6 I Photographs of an election, land reform. Rumania

I b & w 34; col. neg. 88, l 969-l 970s Photographs of Bucharest Faculty of Medicine Library, Sucevita Monastery, religious ceremony, market scene, Nixon's visit {1969), the I "Second International Congress of Women Trade Unionists for Peace and Democracy" (1969). I Singapore b & w 7; col. 1, 1960s Photographs of the shipyard, President Euche Yusofbin Ishak and Prime I Minister Lee Kuan Yew. I South America b & w 1; col. neg. 113, 1975 Photographs of Caracas, Champeto, the Amazon, Buenos Aires, Brazil, a I mobile comics library at Iquitos. I ~ 148

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Spain

b & w 65, 1950s Photographs of tourist attractions.

Sri Lanka col. neg. 24, 1971 Photographs of Trudeau's visit.

Taiwan col. neg. 24, 1976 Photographs of Taipei.

Thailand

b & w 100; neg. 32; col. neg. 223, 1966-1969 Photographs of Bangkok market. Turkey

b & w 218; neg. 216; col. neg. 1, 1948-1949 Photographs of Hasanoglan village institute, town of Ayash, religious ceremonies, military officials, Mark Gayn, a Turkish prostitute.

USSR

b & w 1,154; col. 81; col. neg. 459, 1960s photographs of the queue for Lenin/Stalin tomb, Zagorsk, Moscow, Leningrad, museums, Red Square, celebration of the liberation of Ulyanovsk, Lenin's House, Bolshoi theatre, Park of Achievement in Moscow, anti-U.S. posters, Moldavia, Kiev housing, Pechersky, palace of weddings, Baku, Bratsk, Irkutsk, Armenia, Khabarovsk, Nakhodka, Volgograd, Moscow circus.

b & w 20; neg. 24; col. 77; col. neg. 258, 1970s Photographs of Khrushchev's grave, Nakhodka, Moscow, Baku, Tyumen, Novosibirsk, oil rigs in the Caspian Sea, Soviet circus, Baku oil fields, Leningrad war cemetery, the Togliatti motorworks, memorial at Babi Yar, Park of Achievement, Kiev, Glazunov. Vietnam

-North Vietnam

b & w 27; neg. 48, 1960s Photographs of Rabbi Feinberg leaving for N. Vietnam, the National Training Centre for Revolutionary Development, military forces and artillery installations, Viet Cong military leaders (Maj. Gen. Tran Van I I 149 I .SERIES 20: PHOTOGRAPHS Tna, Gen. Nguyen Chi Thanh, Brig. Gen. Tran Do). Includes USAF photo I releases. -South Vietnam

I b & w 415; neg. 96; col. 26; col. neg. 127, 1960s Photographs of An Giang and Chao Due provinces, the founder of the Hoa Hao cult, the Hoa Hao committee, Vietnamese children, village scenes, I destruction, the city of Tuy Noa, Phu Yen province, Vietcong defectors, De Gaulle's visit, Canadian Delegation headquarters, native costume, I militia. col. 1O; col. neg. 233, 1970s Photographs of Saigon, Mekong Delta, Thien, village officials, blockhouses, shelling in the Mekong valley, militia, Long An province, I individual refugees being interviewed by Canadian immigration officials. I Yugoslavia b & w 111, neg. 278, 1948-1949 Photographs of a cooperative farm Kocevje Slovenia, Gabrovica, Skopje, Belitsa (Macedonia), Lazarepole, Market Square in Prilep, Vardar River at I Skopje, Macedonian dancirr. Zagreb, Yugoslav communist leaders (Tito).

b & w 36; neg. 12; col. neg. 58, 1960-1975 I Photographs of miners, cities and landscape, Zagreb, Belgrade, consumer goods, cultural life, headquarters of the Yugoslav communist party. I I I I I I I I ~