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I. N. (NICK) ORIGLASS
 
A. Personal Papers, 1930-1995
 
1932, 1962-1995;  Personal correspondence with, among others, Robin Anderson, Bob Connolly, Mary Dickenson, Daniel Connell, Dawn Fraser, Daphne Gollan, Gerald Gotting (International Friendship League of the German Democratic Republic), Sandra Nori and Dorothy Spalding (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/1)
1965-1995;  Invitations and programmes (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/1)
1930-1994;  Miscellaneous papers, including family documents, newscuttings and issue of Militant : The Marxist Paper for Labor Youth, no. 31, Oct. 1989, featuring excerpts of an interview with Origlass (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/1)
 
B. Political Correspondence, with printed enclosures, 1942-1979
(Collated partly by Hall Greenland and arranged chronologically)
 
Includes the correspondence of Australian Trotskyist organisations: Labor Socialist Group, Australian Section of the Fourth International and the Australian Section of the Revolutionary Marxist Tendency 
1942-1946, Date unknown;  Correspondents include Jim McClelland, Joe Boxhall, J. Regan, M. Stein (N.Y.),  E. M. Higgins, J. A. (Jim) Dawson, D. Healey, Pat Sullivan, Alf Mason, Gil Roper, Henry Holmes, Clyde Murray, Gerry Healy, A. F. Marshall, John Anderson, A. B. Thisthlethwayte and George McFarlane, with issue of Southern Socialist International Digest (Melb.), no. 24, 1 Oct. 1946 (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/2)
1943-1945, Date unknown;  Letters received from Jock Watt (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/2)
1946-1947;  Correspondents include George McFarlane, J. Regan, Jim McClelland, A. B. Thistlethwayte, Partito Operaio Comunista (It.), Fourth International : Theoretical Magazine of the American Trotskyists, A. McLean, Stan Bollard, Pioneer Publishers (N.Y.), Revolutionary Communist Party (British Section of the Fourth International), Alf Bradley, Win Bradley, Pat Sullivan, M. Stein (N.Y.), Liu Chia Liang, Gil Roper, Henry Holmes, K. J. Kenafick and L. G. Churchward, with issue of Balmain Guardian : A Communist Publication, 26 Sept.  1947  (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/2)
1948;  Correspondents include Gil Roper, L. R. (Les) Oates, Farrell Dobbs (N.Y.), George Novak (N.Y.), Alf Mason, Pat Sullivan, Stan Bollard, Liu Chia Liang, John B. Murphy (Australian Labor Party. Box Hill Branch), International Institute for Social History, Spark Syndicate Booksellers (India), George McFarlane and K. J. Kenafick (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/2)
1949;  Correspondents include Jim McClelland, International Institute for Social History, L. R. (Les) Oates, Alf Mason, Laurie Short, Henry Mayer, Stan Bollard, James Ryder, Liu Chia Liang, Bruce Yuill and the Socialist Workers Party (U.S.) (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/2)
1950;  Correspondents include Issy Wyner, Alf Mason, Socialist Workers Party (U.S.), K. J. Kenafick, James Ryder, D. Healy, Ken Kemshead, L. R. (Les) Oates, Australian Labor Party. Box Hill Branch, Progressive Labour Party of Australia. Box Hill Branch and David Stove  (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/2)
1951-1952;  Correspondents include Alf Mason, Ken Kemshead, Clive McCutcheon, D. Healy, Alan Barcan (Hon. Sec., Australian-Yugoslav Cultural Association), George McFarlane, H. V. Evatt, Gerry Healy, Win Bradley, George Novak (N.Y.) and Dawn Jackson [?] (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/3)
1952;  Correspondents include Alf Mason, Ken Kemshead, Alan Barcan, Dawn Jackson [?], Jack Kavanagh, Guido Baracchi, Henry Mayer and Jim Staples (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/3)
1953;  Correspondents include Ken Kemshead, Laurie Short, Win Bradley, Alf Mason, Gerry Healy, Issy Wyner, Clyde Murray and Tom Laing (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/3)
1953-1954;  Correspondence concerning the document 'The Rise and Fall of Stalinism', Aug. 1953 (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/3)
1954;  Correspondents include Alf Mason, Issy Wyner, Ken Kemshead, Farrell Dobbs (N.Y.), Clyde Murray and E. (Ted) Tripp  (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/3)
1955;  Correspondents include Issy Wyner, Alf Mason, Pierre Frank, Ken Kemshead and Russel (Rusty) Hart (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/4)
1956;  Correspondents include Pierre Frank, Issy Wyner, Alf Mason, Guido Baracchi and  David Martin (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/4)
1957;  Correspondents Pierre Frank, Ken Kemshead and Helen G. Palmer (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/4)
1958;  Correspondents include Pierre Frank, Ken Kemshead and George Petersen (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/4)
1959;  Correspondents include Ken Kemshead, G. W. R. Southern and S. D'Urso (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/4)
1960;  Correspondents include Denis Freney, George Petersen, Bob Walshe, Alan Barcan,  Pierre Frank, Gavin Kennedy (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/4)
1960-1961;  Correspondents include Geoff McDonald, Denis Freney, Pierre Frank, Miriam Rechter (Dixson), David Martin, Ken Kemshead, George Petersen, Fair Play For Cuba Committee, Livio Maitan and Ted ? [S. D'Urso ?] (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/5)
1962;  Correspondents include George Petersen, Ted ? [S. D'Urso ?], Renzo ?, Livio Maitan, G. W. R. Southern, Geoff McDonald, Ken Kemshead, Stephen Murray-Smith, Denis Freney, Michel Pablo and Pierre Frank (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/5)
1963;  Correspondents include Denis Freney, Renzo ?, Livio Maitan, Pierre Frank, Gavin Kennedy, Geoff McDonald, George Petersen, Alastair Davidson, George McFarlane, Michel Pablo and Ken Kemshead (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/5)
1964;  Correspondents include Pierre Frank, Michel Pablo, Denis Freney, Renzo ?, Ken Kemshead, Michel Pablo, Geoff McDonald, Gavin Kennedy, George Petersen and  Joan Origlass (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/6)
1965;  Correspondents include Denis Freney, Alan Roberts, Miriam Rechter (Dixson), G. W. R. Southern, Michel Pablo, Pierre Frank, W. A. Clarke and Dion E. Giles (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/6)
1967;  Correspondents include Miriam Dixson, Denis Freney, Dion E. Giles, G. W. R. Southern, Alf Mason, George Petersen, Doug White, Hall Greenland, Geoff McDonald and W. A. Clarke (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/6)
1968;  Correspondents include Alf Mason, Hall Greenland, Denis Freney, Dion E. Giles,  Michel Pablo and Laurie Aarons (Communist Party of Australia) (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/6)
1968-1971;  Correspondents include Denis Freney, Alan Roberts and Alf Mason (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/7)
1969;  Correspondents include Alf Mason (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/7)
1970;  Correspondents include Alf Mason, Michel Pablo and Alan Roberts (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/7)
1972-1979;  Correspondents include Michel Pablo, Alan Roberts, Miriam Dixson and Jim Percy (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/7)
 
C. Australian Trotskyism and the Fourth International, 193--1984 
 
1933;  The Need for a Revolutionary Leadership, issued by The Workers' Party of Australia (Left Opposition) (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/8/1)
1936-1937;  Notebook mainly concerning the Brisbane Branch of the Workers' Party of Australia (Left Opposition) (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/8/2)
193--194-;  Documents concerning Australian Trotskyism, including papers relating to the Workers' Party of Australia and the Communist League of Australia, and MS. article/report 'The Present Position of the Workers' Party', 12 Apr. 1937, by John Anderson (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/8/3)
1937-1944;  Papers concerning the Fourth International, including international documents and internal bulletins (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/8/4)
1940-1942;  Australian Trotskyist material, including The Only Road : The Programme of Transitional Demands of the Fourth International. Sydney : The Communist League of Australia (Section of the Fourth International), 1940;  Sydney Labor Socialist Group leaflets;  and issues of The Workers' Fight (Victorian Branch  of the Australian Section of the Fourth International), 1941-1942( (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/8/5)
1948-1949;  Rough minute book of the Labor Socialist Group, 23 Jan. 1948-12 Aug. 1949 (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/8/6)
1948-1959;  Financial records mainly of the Labor Socialist Group and the Australian Section of the Fourth International (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/1)
1952-1955;  Papers concerning the Labor Socialist Group / Australian Section of the Fourth International Conferences (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/2)
 
The following files at MLMSS 7093/9/3-7 were arranged by Hall Greenland:
1969;  'RSA', being papers concerning the Revolutionary Socialist Alliance, including  Discussion Bulletin and correspondence of Denis Freney (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/3)
1961-1965;  'Algeria', including letter received from Denis Freney, 3 Mar. 1964, and documents by Michel Pablo (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/4)
1962-1963;  '1962 Conference', being papers mainly concerning the Australian Section of the Fourth International Easter Conference, 21-22 Apr. 1962 (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/5)
1964;  '1964 Conference', being papers concerning the Australian Section of the Fourth International Conference, 28-29 Mar. 1964 (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/6)
1962-1965;  'Pablo vs. Trio 1962-1965' (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/7)
 
1955-1965;  Miscellaneous material concerning the Fourth International (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/8)
1971-1984;  Papers mainly concerning the Revolutionary Marxist Tendency (Australian Section) (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/9/9)
 
D. Australian Labor Party, 1949-1984, 1994
 
1949-1970;  Papers concerning the Australian Labor Party, including Origlass' expulsion from the Party in the 1950s, with correspondence with the Federal Executive and New South Branch of the Australian Labor Party (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/10/1)
1954-1976;  'A.L.P. - Branches & Candidates, Leichhardt Municipality' (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/10/2)
1956-1976;  'A.L.P. - Dalley & SEC [State Electorate Council] Municipal Council' (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/10/3)
1957-1984, 1994;  Papers concerning the Balmain Branch of the Australian Labor Party, with letter received from the Leichhardt Municipal Committee of the A.L.P., 19 Oct. 1994 (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/10/4)
1959, 1963;  Papers concerning the publication Labor Forward : Advocating the Socialist Objective (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/10/5)
 
E. Federated Ironworkers' Association of Australia, 1937-1978
 
Papers, including correspondence, circulars to members, newscuttings and printed material , concerning activities of the F.I.A.;  Balmain Strike Committee, 1945;  Mort's Dock Delegates Committee;  Mort's Dock Riggers' Strike Committee;  Ironworker A.L.P. Anti-Groupers;  and Ironworkers' A.L.P. Industrial Group (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/11 )
 
F. Balmain Workers' Social Club, 1944-1945
 
Records, including issues of The Rising Tide (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/12)
 
G. Leichhardt Municipality, 1956-1995 
 
1958-1994;  Writings on municipal affairs and local issues, including correspondence, petitions and statements (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/13/1)
1977;  'Balmain Council Campaign', being papers concerning proposed reconstitution of Balmain Municipality (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/13/2)
1959-1986;  'Clontarf' (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/13/3)
1965-1987;  'Container Cargo Terminals' (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/13/4)
1966-1967;  '1967-66', being papers concerning containerisation (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/14/1)
1956-1991;  'Elections', being papers concerning local, state and federal government elections  (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/14/2)
1971-1973;  '1972 Anti-Xpressway', including Glebe Anti Expressway Action Group (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/14/3)
1971-1975;  'X-Pressways-Correspondence-Politicians'. Correspondents include R. Askin, Premier of N.S.W.;  Roger Degan, M.L.A. for Balmain;  P. H. Morton, Minister for  Local Government and Highways;  and C. B. Cutler, Deputy Premier and Minister for Highways (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/14/4)
1971-1976;  'Anti-X[Expressway] Petitions-Leaflets-Public Meetings', including Anti-Urban Radical Expressway Committee (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/14/5)
1966-1987;  'Mort Bay', being papers mainly concerning Mort Bay Regional Open Space and the Australian National Line container terminal (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/15/1)
1990;  'Public Inquiry into Leichhardt Municipal Council' (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/15/2)
1978-1987;  'Rozelle Bay Marina and Bicentennial Park', including Save Rozelle Bay Campaign (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/15/3)
1960-1995;  Miscellaneous papers concerning, among other matters, Lubrizol Corporation Pty  Ltd, 1960;  A. G. Sims Limited, 1961;  Balmain Battlers;  White Bay Residents Action Group;  1979 Leichhardt Town Planning Scheme;  redevelopment of Balmain Power Station and Chemplex sites, 1989;  and heliports (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/15/4)
 
II.JOAN ORIGLASS
 
1969-1978;  Papers concerning the women's movement, being mainly printed material (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/16/1)
 
III.HALL GREENLAND
 
comp. 197--ca. 1992;  Miscellaneous research papers concerning his book, Red Hot : The Life & Times of Nick Origlass, 1908-1996. Sydney : Wellington Lane Press, 1998 (Call No.: MLMSS 7093/16/2)

Author/Artist entries:
Aarons, Laurie, 1917-2005
Anderson, John, 1893-1962
Anderson, Robin
Australian Labor Party. Balmain Branch
Australian Labor Party. Box Hill Branch
Australian Labor Party. Federal Executive
Australian Labor Party. Leichhardt Municipal Committee
Australian Labor Party. New South Wales Branch
Balmain Strike Committee
Balmain Workers' Social Club
Baracchi, Guido, 1887-1975
Barcan, Alan, 1921-
Bradley, Alf, 1905-1968
Bradley, Win, 1913-
Churchward, L. G. (Lloyd Gordon)
Clarke, W. A.
Communist League of Australia
Connell, Daniel
Connolly, Bob
Cutler, Charles, Sir, 1918-
Davidson, Alastair
Degan, Roger
Dickenson, Mary, 1939-
Dixson, Miriam, 1930-
Dobbs, Farrell
D'Urso, S. (Salvatore), 1928-
Evatt, H. V. (Herbert Vere), 1894-1965
Fair Play for Cuba Committee
Federated ironworkers' Association of Australia. Balmain Branch
Federated Ironworkers' Association of Australia. National Council
Federated Ironworkers' Association of Australia. Sydney Branch
Fourth International
Fourth International. Australian Section
Fourth International : Theoretical Magazine of the American Trotskyists
Frank, Pierre
Fraser, Dawn, 1937-
Freney, Denis
Giles, Dion E.
Gollan, Daphne
Gotting, Gerald, 1923-
Greenland, Hall
Healy, Gerry
Higgins, E. M. (Esmonde Macdonald), 1897-1960
Holmes, Henry
International Institute for Social History 
Ironworker A.L.P. Anti-Groupers
Ironworkers' A.L.P. Industrial Group. Sydney Branch
Kavanagh, Jack, 1879-1964
Kemshead, Ken
Kenafick, K. J. (Kenneth Joseph), b. 1904
Kennedy, Gavin
Labor Socialist Group
McClelland, J. R. (James Robert), 1915-1999
McCutcheon, Clive
McDonald, Geoff, 1930-
McFarlane, George
Maitan, Livio
Marshall, Arthur F.
Martin, David, 1915-1997
Mason, Alf
Mayer, Henry, 1919-
Morton, P. H. (Philip Henry), 1910-1999
Mort's Dock Delegates Committee 
Mort's Dock Riggers' Strike Committee
Murphy, John B.
Murray, Clyde, 1892-1980
Murray-Smith, Stephen, 1922-1988
Nori, Sandra
Novak, George
Oates, L. R. (Leslie Russell), 1925-
Origlass, Joan
Palmer, Helen G. (Helen Gwynneth), 1917-1979
Percy, Jim, 1948-1992
Petersen, George, 1921-
Progressive Labour Party of Australia. Box Hill Branch
Raptis, Michel, 1911-
Revolutionary Marxist Tendency. Australian Section
Revolutionary Socialist Alliance
Roberts, Alan, 1925-
Roper, Gilbert Giles, 1905-1974
Ryder, James
Short, Laurie, 1915-
Socialist Workers Party (U.S.)
Southern, G. W. R. (George William Robert)
Spalding, Dorothy
Spark Syndicate
Staples, J. F. (James Frederick), 1929-
Stove, D. C. (David Charles), 1927-1994
Thistlethwayte, A. B.
Tripp, Ted
Walshe, R. D. (Robert Walshe), 1923-
Watt, Jock
White, Doug, 1933-
Workers' Party of Australia (Left Opposition)
Workers' Party of Australia (Left Opposition). Brisbane Branch
Wyner, Issy

N. (Nick) Origlass - further papers, 1930-1995, together with associated papers, 1969-ca. 1992

Boxes 01-25: Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition records, being files: A-L

This collection documents Daphne Gollan's personal life and academic career as a historian, as well as her activism as a libertarian socialist and feminist in Canberra and Sydney. Her papers include diaries, correspondence, research and subject files, printed material and photographs.

This collection is described by the following box listing, being an edited version of one compiled by Susan Magarey, with assistance from Kerrie Round.

BOX 1 
Red folder of official and personal identification documents, 1949-1997, including passports; Russian visas and identification cards; MA Honours degree (ANU, 1969); curriculum vitae; and copy of DG’s ASIO file sent by Bob (Robin) Gollan, 1994

Red folder: ‘Writings About Daphne’, 1981-2001, no date, including obituaries

Blue folder: ‘Thelma [aka ‘Bogie’, DG’s sister]’, 192- - 1981, including letters received from Thelma ‘Bogie’ Morris, 1955-1981, and DG’s school certificates and reports

Green folder: ‘Charles [DG’s brother], 1944-1987, being correspondence with, and including photograph of, Charles Morris

Purple folder: ‘Father [‘Pate’]’, no date, being correspondence with her father

Yellow folder: ‘Letters to Daphne Morris’, 1934-1940, no date, being letters received

Yellow folder: ‘DG Education 1’, 1935-1940, 1963, including school exercise books and university essays, and Russian language tutorial notes, 1963

Yellow folder: ‘DG Education 2’, 1929-ca. 1963, including school exercise books and notebooks regarding Russian Literature and Capitalism, including ‘Marx House Fortnight School 1946’, and ANU exam paper for Russian II, 1955 

BOX 2 
Yellow folder: ‘DG’s Education 3’, inc. notebooks in English and Russian, and bound copy of DG’s MA thesis (ANU, 1967): ‘Bolshevik Party Organisation in Russia 1907-1912’ 

Yellow folder: ‘DG’s Education 4’, 1925-1971, including school certificates and reports, and ANU exam papers for Russian Society and Thought III, 1967, 1971

Purple folder: ‘Klim [DG’s son]’, 1951-1981, no date, being mainly letters received from her son, Klim Gollan

Yellow folder: ‘Kathy [DG’s daughter]’, being letters received from her daughter, Kathy Gollan, 1962-1996, with correspondence beween DG and Bob Gollan, 1945, 1951-1952

Yellow folder: ‘Grandchildren’, 1989-1997, including green folder: ‘Sophy Gollan’ containing typescript interview with DG on the Depression, conducted by Sofya Gollan, and letters received from Sofya, 1996-1997

Blue folder: Correspondence, 1936-ca. 1996, with, among others, D.W.A. (Don) Baker, Betty Booth; Fiona & George Burn; Crossin & Co. (Solicitors); Lloyd Churchward, 1965; Ann Curthoys; Amirah Inglis; Bruce Kent; Susan Magarey, Jack [Stephens ?] and Edgar [Waters ?]

BOX 3
Red folder: Note by Susan Magarey, 2002, indicating that the contents relating to Bob Gollan were removed and sent to him

Purple folder: Letters received from Bob Gollan, 1940-1970, 1993

Folder including envelope labelled ‘Australian National University’, 1945, 1962-1963, being correspondence of DG and Bob Gollan, including letter received by DG from Klim Gollan, 196-, and Amirah Inglis, with photographs

Folder regarding Bob Gollan’s service in the Royal Australian Air Force, 1942-1943

Folder of correspondence, 1942-1945, mainly between Bob Gollan and DG

Purple folder,mainly of correspondence between DG and Bob Gollan, 1940-1944

Folder of letters received from Bob Gollan, 1941-1945, 1948

Pale green folder inscribed ‘More letters’, 1945, 1951, 1963, 1967, being correspondence between DG and Bob Gollan

BOX 4
Manilla folder inscribed ‘More of Bob’s letters’, 1938-1943

Green folder, 1944, 1951-1952, 1974, no date including correspondence between DG and Bob Gollan, and Bob Gollan and Klim Gollan, and notebook of Bob Gollan ?

Yellow folder: Letters received by Bob Gollan from DG, 1938-1943, 1962

Blue folder: Correspondence between DG and Bob Gollan, 1939-1945 

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Youth’, 1935-1942, including papers regarding National Youth Parliament [President, Robin Gollan, BA]

BOX 5
Papers regarding campaign against the building of telecommunications tower on Black Mountain, ACT, 1973-1974

Papers mainly regarding DG’s government rental housing at Northbourne Flats, Braddon, ACT, 1971-1982

Political newsletters and related printed material regarding ACT, 1964-1991

BOX 6
Correspondence, 1964-1977, mainly between DG and Nick Origlass, with printed material

Correspondence, 1967-1974, mainly between DG and Nick Origlass, with photograph of Nick Origlass and newscuttings

Green folder: Miscellaneous material regarding Nick Origlass, 1977-1996, including his obituary from The Glebe & Inner City News, 22 May 1996; and letter received from Hall Greenland, no date

Letters received by Nick Origlass from DG, with note/letter from Joan Origlass ?, 1964-1977

BOX 7
Papers mainly regarding Mittagong, N.S.W., 1947-1987, including papers of Robert Douglas Casson and others

Correspondence with Jacques [Mayer], 1949-1951, 1962, no date

Correspondence, 1967-1979, with, among others, Don Baker, Manning Clark, Geoffrey Fairbairn, Bob Gollan, Kathy Gollan, Klim Gollan, Fiona Handley, Susan Magarey (Eade), Thelma ‘Bogie’ Morris, Kath Olive, Alec Robertson, Jack [Stephens ?], and Joe & Lisa ?

Yellow folder: ‘Ironworkers Publications’, being mainly Socialist newsletters, including issues of Workers’ News: Organ of the Revolutionary Workers’ Party of Australia, 1944-1945, and Socialist (Labor Socialist Group), 1942-1945; and chapters 8 & 9 of ‘A History of the Amalgamated Engineering Union’ by Tom Sheridan, being a preliminary draft with related processed typescript material

BOX 8
Research notebook regarding Federated Ironworkers’ Association of Australia (FIA), 196-

Manila folders of research notes regarding FIA, no date

Papers regarding the Fourth International, 1944-1989, being mainly printed, typescript and processed typescript material

BOX 9
Papers regarding Study Leave in England and Europe, 1976-1977, researching history of the Bolshevik Party and Russian trade unions up to 1921, including photographs, and correspondence, 1975-1977, with, among others, Shirley Bradley, Lloyd Churchward, Kathy Gollan, Susan Magarey (Eade), Roger Marwick, John Merritt, Charles Morris, Thelma ‘Bogie’ Morris, Nick Origlass, D.W. (Don) Rawson and Marian Sawer; with letters received by Nick Origlass, 1976-1977, mainly from Mary Fleming, Daphne Gollan, Joan Origlass and Alan Roberts 

Blue folder: ‘Bruce Kent’, 1970-1989, being letters received from Bruce Kent and copies of his ANU seminar paper, ‘Bureaucracy in Nazi Germany’, 1972

Red folder: ‘Alec Robertson’, 1973-1974, no date, being telegram received, 1973, and undated note, from Alec Robertson, and his obituary from Tribune, 26 Mar.-1 Apr. 1974

Yellow folder: ‘Geoffrey Fairbairn’, 1975-1980, being letters received from Geoffrey Fairbairn

Blue folder: ‘Jacques’, 1972-1976, being correspondence with Jacques [Mayer]

Purple folder: ‘Manning Clark’, being letters received from Manning Clark, 1962-76; catalogue of Noel Counihan exhibition, Chapman Gallery, opened by Clark, 28 Feb. 1982; and newscuttings, 1990-1996

BOX 10
Papers mainly regarding study trip to USSR, 1962-1963:

Manilla envelope: Correspondence, being mainly letters received, with, among others, Betty Booth, Bob Gollan, Kathy Gollan, Klim Gollan, Amirah Inglis and Ian Turner; with letters received by Bob Gollan, 1962-1963, from DG and Helen Palmer

Green folder: Correspondence with, among others, Geoff Curthoys, and research notes, 196- - 198-

Diary, 1962-Jan. 1963, including entries by Kathy Gollan, Jan. 1962; notebook; address book of Bob Gollan ?; diary of ‘Congress events’, 12 Nov.-11 Dec. [1950 ?]; and copy of Teachers for Unity: World Conference of Teachers, Vienna, July 21-26, 1953 (1953); and copy of Teachers for Unity: World Conference of Teachers, Vienna, July 21-26, 1953 (1953)

Loose travel material

BOX 11 
Blue folder of diaries (6), 1949, 1965, 1976-1977, 1981, 1985

Purple folder: ‘Teaching’, 1965-1983, being papers regarding teaching in the History Department, School of General Studies, ANU, with Communist Party of Australia membership card, 1975-1976

Purple folder: ‘Teaching and Seminars’ regarding history courses and seminars at the ANU, 1964-1986

Purple folder: ‘Employment at ANU’, 1972-1983, regarding DG’s employment at the ANU, including DG’s comments on students’ Honours essays 

Folder of minutes of Staff Meetings in the History Dept., SGS, ANU, 1969-1973

Manilla folder: ‘Professional Correspondence’, 1969-1983, with, among others, Manning Clark, Susan Magarey, Suzanne Mourot (Deputy Mitchell Librarian), Carmel Shute, C.G. Plowman (Academic Registrar, ANU) and Lisa ?

BOX 12
Orange folder: ‘Lecture Notes’, 1980-1983, and material regarding Soviet Studies at ANU, 1962, 1980

Manilla envelope inscribed ‘Bleah’ [Blundering Leaps into the Enrichment of Australian History], 1978, no date, being papers regarding discussion group that met in opposition to the Australian Bicentennial Histroy Project

Yellow folder: ‘Student Politics’, 1974, including statements of concern by students following the student rising of 1974 at the ANU

Red folder: ‘Requests For Material To Publish’, 1967, 1978-1981

Green folder: ‘Labour History, Business – Labour Archives’, 1980-1981

Green folder: ‘Miscellaneous Clippings: Mainstream Press’, 1970-1987

Yellow folder: ‘Miscellaneous Correspondence’, ca. 1965-1986, including letter directed to Susan Magarey, 1 Sept. 1978 ?; photonegatives (2); and order of service for State Memorial Service for the Hon. Mr Justice Lionel Keith Murphy, Sydney Town hall, 27 Oct. 1986

Manilla folder, 1978-1979, no date, including papers regarding trip to China, 1978 (including diary); notes by Susan Magarey regarding lecture, ‘Observation of China since the Gang of Four’, by Ian Wilson, 15 Sept. 1978; and drafts of DG’s chapter published in Visiting China (1979), edited by John Reid, with copy of the book

BOX 13
Manilla folder regarding 1984 Federal election and DG’s involvement as a Greens candidate

Manilla folder regarding 1987 Federal election and DG’s involvement as a Greens candidate

Green folder: ‘Miscellaneous papers and Feminism and Feminist Conferences’, ca. 1970-1988, no date

Red folder: Further papers regarding Feminism and Feminist Conferences, 1979-1985, no date, including minutes of meetings of Red Fems, 1979-1980

Manilla folder: Further papers mainly regarding Feminism and Feminist Conferences, 1970-198-

Manilla folder: Photocopied feminism articles, 1968-1986

Loose material, 1970-1975, regarding Women’s Electoral Lobby, including ACT newsletter, Canberra Women’s Liberation Group and Sydney Women’s Liberation Group

BOX 14
Loose material regarding Women, Theory and Practice, 1970-1988, no date

Blue folder: ‘Own Writings’, 1964-1985, being mainly articles, reviews and seminar papers by DG, including photocopy of ‘The Memoirs of “Cleopatra Sweetfigure” ‘ from Women, Class and History (1980) edited by Elizabeth Windschuttle

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Writings’, 1978-1982, including further writings by DG: ‘The Duly and Hansford Strike 1943: Find the Strikers’, and address to History Forum, Melbourne, 14 May 1989

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Articles etc’, being plays by DG, 196-

Manilla folder of book reviews by DG, no date

Manilla folder containing DG’s launching address for Australian Feminist Studies, no. 6

Manilla folder: ‘Miscellaneous’, 1975-1978, no date, including incomplete draft of novel ?

Draft of untitled novel, ca. 1990, being photocopied typescript, with reader’s comments

Manilla folder: ‘Short Stories’, no date

BOX 15 
Folder inscribed ‘1980’s early’, 1977-1988, including correspondence, with, among others, Fiona Burn, Ann Curthoys, Eric Fry, Dianne [Hamer],Ken Inglis, Rupert Lockwood, Susan Magarey, John Merritt, Julia Ryan, Natalie [Staples] and Jack [Stephens ?]; printed material, including invitations, programmes and newscuttings; and photographs, including colour photograph of DG used in her obituary in Australian Feminist Studies, vol. 15 no. 31, 2000

Manilla folder inscribed ‘late 80’s’, 1957, 1978- 1989, including correpondence with, among others, Shirley Bradley, Klim Gollan, Drusilla Modjeska, Susan Magarey, Kath Olive, Carmel Shute and Jack [Stephens ?]

Red folder: ‘Sundry Political Pamphlets’, 1960-1995

Manilla folder inscribed ‘90’s’, 1987-1992, including correspondence with, among others, Drew Cottle, Margaret Grafton, Klim Gollan, Stephen Hall, Amirah Inglis and Susan Magarey

Red folder: ‘Miscellaneous Political Pamphlets’, 1967-1982

Red folder: ‘Miscellaneous Notes’, 1949-1998, including listings by Nick Origlass of issues of The Militant;  and lettercard received, 1962,  by Origlass from Guido [Baracchi ?]

Blue folder: ‘Photocopied Articles and Offprints; Russian History’ (in English and Russian), 1962-

BOX 16
Blue folder: ‘Historiography and Russian History’, 195-, being mainly photocopied articles and off-prints

Green folder: ‘Sundry Political Papers & Pamphlets’, 1945-1955, including The Housewives’ Guide: Official Organ of the New Housewives’ Association, Dec. 1947; ‘Religious Apostolate and Political Action’, The Examiner, 18 & 25 June 1955; and printed material from Socialist Workers Party (NY), 1947

Green folder: ‘Various Historiographical & Political Papers’, 1942-1995, including papers from the Conference for Left Action, Sydney, 1969

Green folder: ‘Miscellaneous Correpondence’, 1962-198-, with, among others, Amirah Inglis, Susan Magarey, Drusilla Modjeska and Jack Stephens

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Russian History Early period to beginning of C19 and superseded survey lectures’, 194-, 196-,  including issues (2) of Fourth International: A Journal of Marxist Theory and International Notes (Syd.), 194-

Orange folder, 1955-1963, mainly of theatre programs and gallery catalogues and notebook of DG’s writing in Russian

BOX 17
Manilla folders (2) regarding French feminism, 197-including notes and photocopies

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Philosophy’, being re French feminism

Manilla folder re the Rainbow Alliance

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Just Society’, 1976, including papers regarding program of seminars at Bradford University, Sept. 1976

Purple folder inscribed ‘Anarchism’, 196-, including notes, articles, conference papers, and printed material, including issues of Federation of Australian Anarchists Bulletin, 1974-75, and Red & Black: An Anarchist Journal (Syd.), 1972-73

BOX 18
Blue folder of miscellaneous material, 194- - 1999, including copy of DG’s letter to The Canberra Times, 1990, regarding working in the ANU Library during the Petrov years, and letter received from Sofya, 7 Aug. 1996; obituaries of DG, 1999; and Flux, being processed typescript magazine, provenance unknown

Manilla folder, 196- - 197-, including printed material regarding Vietnam War Moratorium and nuclear bases in Australia

Envelope of correspondence, 1969-1977, being mainly letters received, with, among others, Crossin & Co. (Solicitors), Geoff Curthoys, Manning Clark, Susan Magarey, Kath Olive, with letter from Bob Gollan to Kathy Gollan, 21 Nov. 1974

Blue folder: Letters received by Bob Gollan, 1935, 1942-1943, 1958, no date,  from, among others, Alan Barcan, 1958

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Ric’s letter’, 1990-1992, including letter received from Ric [Throssell]; DG’s letters to The Canberra Times, 1990, and to Mark ? (Four Corners – ABC-TV), 24 Apr. 1992, regarding her inclusion in a program 

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Peace’, 194- - ca. 1990, being mainly printed material

Manilla folder inscribed ‘Greens’, 1984-1991

Envelope of photographs of DG and her family and friends, ca. 1918-199-, including Nick Origlass and Susan Magarey

Listings of printed material from the Daphne Gollan Papers transferred by the State Library of New South Wales to the Noel Butlin Archives Centre (N154) and the Jessie Street National Women’s Library

Daphne Gollan papers, ca. 1918-2002, with the papers of Bob Gollan and Nick Origlass

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N. (Nick) Origlass - further papers, 1930-1995, together with associated papers, 1969-ca. 1992

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Boxes 01-25: Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition records, being files: A-L

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