| Description | Red folder marked 'H. Lackner. Personal file' and containing typescripts, notes, cuttings and other papers. These include a stapled sheaf of handwritten notes on Lackner's visit to Kurdistan (16-19 November 1976), a pen sketch of Helen Lackner signed 'With my compliments, Falhi (?), 16/2/1978', handwritten notes on the Popular Front for the Liberation of Ahwaz, possibly based on an interview with ones of its founders, and noting activities in the late 1960s and early 1970s, detailed handwritten notes on Yemen and Bahrain, a 4-page typescript 'Bahrain: a defeat for democracy' two posters of Arabic text, airline tickets, a four-page French typescript 'Irak-Bagdad. 1ères impressions. Novembre 1981', copies of her CV and accompanying letter from 1982, a CV for Khaled Ibrahim Hariri, a bundle of 'Baghdad Observer' cuttings on the Ninth Regional Congress of Arab Ba'th Socialist Party (June 1982), an Arabic invitation card from the Chairman and members of the Presidency Council to attend the first session of the Supreme People's Assembly (1985), a 1985 comic strip about writing a conference paper, a report on Jordan drawn up for the International Fund for Agricultural Development (2000), a two-page list of postage stamps issued by the PDRY between 1967 and 1981, and a cutting from The Guardian (22 November 1978) on the killing of Dr Malcolm Caldwell, including an assessment of the historian's career by John Gittings. |