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Description and Finding Aid GEORGE IGNATIEFF FONDS

F2020

Prepared by Lynn McIntyre

April 2013

GEORGE IGNATIEFF FONDS Dates of creation: [191-?] - 1989 Extent: 9 m of textual records Approximately 770 photographs 5 scrapbooks 24 audiovisual records Biographical sketch: George Ignatieff, diplomat and administrator, was born into a Russian aristocratic family in St. Petersburg in 1913. He was the fifth and youngest son of Count Paul Ignatieff and Natalie Ignatieff (née Princess Mestchersky). After fleeing Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution, the family arrived in England in 1920. By the end of that decade they had relocated to Upper Melbourne, Quebec. George Ignatieff was educated at Lower Canada College, Montreal, and in Toronto at Central Technical School and Jarvis Collegiate. In 1936 he graduated with a BA in Political Science and Economics from Trinity College, and then went to Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship, completing his MA in Slavic Studies in 1938. At Lester B. Pearson's suggestion, Ignatieff wrote the External Affairs examination in 1939 and began working at Canada House in London. He returned to the Department of External Affairs in Ottawa in 1944. His many postings included: Canadian Ambassador to Yugoslavia (1956-1958), Assistant Undersecretary of State for External Affairs (1960-1962), Permanent Representative to NATO in 1963, and Canadian Ambassador to the UN (1966-1969). In 1972, Ignatieff left the post of Permanent Representative of Canada to the European Office of the UN at Geneva (from 1970) to become ninth Provost and Vice-chancellor of Trinity College, a position he held until 1979. From 1980 to 1986 he was Chancellor of the University of Toronto. He was Chair of the National Museums of Canada Board (1973-1978), and in the 1980s was active in Science for Peace. In 1973 he was made a Companion of the Order of Canada and in 1984 was awarded the Pearson Peace Medal. Throughout the years he received many honorary degrees and other awards. In 1985 the University of Toronto Press published his memoirs, The Making of a Peacemonger. George Ignatieff married (Jessie) Alison Grant (1916-1992) in 1944; the couple had two sons, Michael (b.1947) and Andrew (b.1952). George Ignatieff died on 10 August 1989 in Sherbrooke, Quebec. Scope and content: Fonds consists of records pertaining to George Ignatieff’s professional career and personal life. Genealogical information about the Ignatieff family documents their lives in Russia and immigration to Canada. Some records relate to the Parkin and Grant familes. Family records include memoirs, diaries, photographs, student records, journals and correspondence. Ignatieff’s professional life as a diplomat with the Canadian government is documented by correspondence, subject files, speeches, reports, newspaper clippings and photographs. Records from 1972 to 1986 are mainly from Ignatieff’s career as an administrator at the University of Toronto. These records were generated during day-to-day operations of these offices and include correspondence, subject files, speeches, writings, clippings and notebooks. In addition, there are documents associated with other organizations and activities in which he was involved, as well as documents relating to his honorary degrees and awards. Extensive background material and drafts trace the evolution of Ignatieff’s published memoir, The Making of a Peacemonger. Correspondence and photographs can be found throughout the fonds. Researchers are

George Ignatieff fonds

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encouraged to search broadly. Contains series:

1. Family History 2. Student Records 3. Daily Journals, Address Books, Financial and Personal Records 4 Correspondence 5. Subject Files 6. Writings and Interviews 7. Memoirs 8. Speeches 9. University of Toronto Chancellor’s Office

10. Photographs 11. Clippings and Printed Materials 12. Audiotapes and Videotapes 13. Andrew Ignatieff Notes: Acquisition history: The first donation of materials was received directly from George Ignatieff. Following his father’s death, Andrew Ignatieff donated the remainder of the material in various accessions. Arrangement: The material has been arranged by the archivist following the original order whenever possible. Language: Some documents are written in Russian, Bulgarian, German, Latin and French. Restrictions on access: None Terms governing use and reproduction / publication: Various copyright holders, it is the researcher’s responsibility to obtain permission to publish any part of the fonds. Associated material: Library and Archives Canada holds other Ignatieff papers Related groups of records in different fonds: Michael Ignatieff fonds, F2327 contains considerable material relating to the Ignatieff and Grant families. The Sonja Sinclair fonds, F2223, contains interviews and research creating during the writing of The Making of a Peacemonger. General Notes: Throughout this document, George Ignatieff is referred to as "GI" and Alison (Grant) Ignatieff as "AI". Some early documents refer to her as "JAG" (Jessie Alison Grant) "Ignatieff" is also spelled as "Ignatiev" In some documents. "Defence" is sometimes spelled as "defense." "Dima" refers to Vladimir Ignatieff. Provenance access points: Ignatieff, George, 1913-1989


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SERIES 1: FAMILY HISTORY Dates of creation: [191-?] - 1988 Extent: 26 cm of textual records 34 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm and smaller Scope and content: Series consists of Ignatieff genealogy and family history. Included are memoirs of Ignatieff family members reflecting their lives in 19th century Russia and immigration to their new home in Canada during the early 20th century. As well, there is initial correspondence about the publication of GI’s father’s memoirs. This series also contains photographs, journal articles, newspaper clippings, as well as lecture notes, texts for a BBC series and a TVO interview created by Michael Ignatieff. Location / File Listing: FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START

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Ignatieff Family Tree and History

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

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Correspondence re George Ignatieff’s book and his father’s memoirs [Count Paul M. Ignatieff (1870-1945)]

February 1965

December 1968

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

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Correspondence re Count Paul M. Ignatieff’s Memoirs

January 1969

October 1978

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

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References to Count Paul Ignatieff

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

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Count Paul Ignatieff - Fall of the Tsarist regime, Volume VI

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

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Count Paul Ignatieff - The Mission of General N.P. Ignatieff to Peking

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

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Count Paul Ignatieff Memoir, Foreword

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

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Count Paul Ignatieff Memoir

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

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


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Memoir

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

Count Paul Ignatieff Memoir, Chapters 1 and 2

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

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Photographs [P1516-0001 to P1516-0032]

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

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Count Nicholas Ignatieff - Biographical materials

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

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Paul Ignatieff - Memoirs

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

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Leonid L. Strakhovsky, “Count Paul Ignatiev’s efforts to save the monarchy of Nicholas II”

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

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Vladimir Pavlovitch Ignatieff, “Family Note”

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

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Michael Ignatieff - BBC texts in The Listener

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

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Robert Fulford interviews Michael Ignatieff

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

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Michael Ignatieff, “All Shook Up”

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

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Countess Natalie Ignatieff Memoirs

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

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As above 1940 1940 As above, pages 51-100

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

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

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

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

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

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

SERIES 2: STUDENT RECORDS Dates of creation: 1925 - 1940 Extent: 26 cm of textual records Scope and content: Series consists of documents from George Ignatieff's years at Trinity College in Toronto and New College, Oxford, UK. Much of the material is for his thesis on General N. Ignatiev. The series also contains GI’s Trinity College degree, notebooks, off-prints, lecture and thesis notes, passes, pamphlets, and folding charts. Location / File Listing: FOLDER/UNIT TITLE START

DATE END DATE

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Notebook, Lower Canada College

[1928?] [1931?] George Ignatieff notebook, Lower Canada College, Montreal

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Notebook, Trinity College?

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

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Library Pass

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

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Oxford Pamphlets

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

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


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Society

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

New College Essay Society

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

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Lecture Notes

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

Lecture Notes

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

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Lecture Notes

[1938?] [1938?] Lecture Notebook; School of Slavonic Studies

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Thesis Notes: General Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist Movement - General History

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

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Thesis Notes: General Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist Movement - General History

[1938?] [1939?] Typescript (60 pages): Translations of “Count N.P. Ignatiev,” a biographical sketch, read at a special meeting of the “Bolgarscoto Knizjovno Drouzjestvo,” Sofia, 1909 Irregular pagination

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Thesis Notes: General Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist Movement - Church Dispute

[1938?] [1939?] Handwritten notes on legal size paper, “The Church Dispute” … and Typed extract from “The Bulgarians in the Past” by D. Mishev, 1919

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Thesis Notes: General Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist Movement - Catholic and Protestant Propaganda

[1938?] [1939?] Typed extracts from “Puritans in the Balkans” by William Webster Hall Jr., “The American Board Mission in Bulgaria,” in Studia Historico-Philologica Serdicensia, Sup. Volume 1, 1938

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Thesis Notes: General Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist Movement - Slavophilism and Russian diplomatic intervention

[1938?] [1939?] Typed notes from “Memoirs of General Ignatiev: from Article in Slavonic Review, Vol.2, by Sumner, and other journals

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Thesis Notes: General Ignatiev and the Bulgarian Nationalist

[1938?] [1939?] Typed document in Russian (28 pages)

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Movement Thesis Notes

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

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Thesis Notes

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

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Memoirs of General Ignatiev

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

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Thesis Notes

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

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Thesis Notes

1938 1939 Typed bibliography, Michaelmas Term, 1938-39

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Notebook

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

Thesis Notes

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

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Report on Progress on Thesis

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

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G.G. Crean Papers

[1938?] [1939?] Various handwritten and typed G.G. Crean essays and notes

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Notebook

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

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George Ignatieff - Student records, 1935

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

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George Ignatieff – Trinity College degree, 1936

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

Oversize Box 76-2 and 76-7


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SERIES 3: PERSONAL RECORDS Dates of Creation: 1928 - 1989 Extent: 13 cm of textual records Scope and content: Series consists of George and Alison Ignatieff’s personal records, including correspondence, daily journals, address books, financial records, and passports. Also included are a photocopy of GI’s birth certificate, obituaries, Codicil to his Will, immigration papers, and his United Nations Security Council Pass. There are CV’s for GI, AI, and Michael, and report cards for the young Alison and for Michael. Location / File Listing:

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Address / telephone books

[198-?] [1989?] Four address books, probably from the 1980s

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Birth register entry

[197-?] [197-?] Photocopies of: Birth Register entry, in Russian, 1913; Certificate of Naturalization, Dominion of Canada, 21 September 1935 Canadian Immigration Office, London, notifications that GI is “absent from Canada for a temporary purpose,” 22 July 1937, 2 August, 1938, and 29 August 1939

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Calling Cards

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

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Curriculum Vitae and Biographical Notes

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

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Diaries

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

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Diaries

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

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Diaries

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

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


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made by George Ignatieff (samples only retained)

Income Tax Returns

1972 1981 Income tax returns from 1972 to 1981 Correspondence, carbon copies, with National Trust Company and accountants

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Obituaries, George Ignatieff - Will [Codicil to Will], Correspondence

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

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Passports

1946 1972 Mrs. [Jessie] Alison [Grant] Ignatieff, Two passports, 1946, 1972

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United Nations Pass

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

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Report card, letter re graduation diploma, and receipt from UCC for Michael Ignatieff

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

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Report cards, Diplomas, [Jessie] Alison Grant

1928 1939 Reports cards for Alison Grant, The Bishop Strachan School, 1928 to 1935

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Diplomas, [Jessie] Alison Grant

1936 1939 Diplomas: Central Technical School, graduated from Art program, 1936; The Royal College of Art, School of Design 1939

Oversize Box 76-

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SERIES 4: CORRESPONDENCE Dates of creation: 1916 - 1989 Extent: 52 cm of textual records 8 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 25 cm or smaller 1 photograph : col. ; 20 x 25 cm or smaller Scope and content: Series consists of personal and professional correspondence sent and received by George and Alison Ignatieff, as well as some Grant and Parkin family material. Significant events in the personal lives of the Ignatieffs and the Grants are documented. Ignatieff’s professional files include correspondence with dignitaries and other officials, placing his diplomatic career in the context of world events. Related documents, including photographs, articles and newspaper clippings are also included.


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Location / File Listing:


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Correspondence, Mrs. Maude Parkin Grant

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

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Correspondence and Miscellaneous Documents

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

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Correspondence

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

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Correspondence, Alison Grant Ignatieff

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

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

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

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Correspondence and Miscellaneous Documents, George Ignatieff

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

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

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

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1944 1944 Correspondents include: Arnold Smith, Canadian Embassy, Moscow, concerning world events; Letter from Wills, Bickle & Company about investments for Countess Natalie Ignatieff

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

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Correspondence, Wedding Preparations

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

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Correspondence

July 1946 December 1946

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

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Correspondence

February 1947

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

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Correspondence

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

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Correspondence, and Miscellaneous Documents


Correspondents include: Paul Martin Sr.; Lester B. Pearson and Erskine Buchanan Other documents about security, the atomic bomb, the Armed Services

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January 1948

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

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Correspondence

May 1948 August 1948

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

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September 1948

December 1948

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

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Correspondence

January 1949

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

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

Correspondence

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

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Correspondence

August 1949

December 1949

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

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Correspondence January 1950

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

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Correspondence

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

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Correspondence

August 1950

December 1950

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

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

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


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

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Lists, Entertainment - George and Alison Ignatieff

1959 1971 Invitation lists of guests entertained by the Ignatieffs, includes lists from their time in New York, 1966-68

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Correspondence, George and Alison Ignatieff

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

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

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

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January 1969

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

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

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


1969 1969 Honorary degree from University of Toronto, 14 November 1969; Presentation of GI for Doctor of Laws, Program, 14 November 1969

Oversize Box 76-5 and 76-7


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

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Correspondence, Alison Ignatieff

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

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

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Correspondence and Miscellaneous Documents, George Ignatieff

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

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

Correspondence and Miscellaneous Documents: appointment as Provost to Trinity College

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

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January 1972

August 1972

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

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September 1972

December 1972

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

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December 1972

May 1973 Correspondents include: World Federalists of Canada; Canadian Peace Congress; R.M. Morgan; H.L. Puxley;

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


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

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

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Correspondence and Miscellaneous Documents, Part 1 (Indexed)

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

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Correspondence and Miscellaneous Documents,

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

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Part 2 (Indexed)

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

Correspondence, Part 3 (Indexed)

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

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August 1974

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

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August 1974

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

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

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July 1975 May 1976 Correspondents include: John Diefenbaker; Ross Campbell; Herbert Whittaker; Gordon Robertson; Paul Martin, Sr.; Rev. H.W. Scott; Rev. L.S.

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Garnsworthy; David Crombie; W.H. Barton; Charles M. Drury; W.L. Morton; William R. Huntington; Arthur Goldberg; William Epstein; Stephen Juba; Escott Reid; Jules Léger Other documents: Journal article by James Eayrs; Jane E. Goeke résumé, Pedigree of the Troop (Troup) Family; Correspondence about the presentation of honorary degree to GI at York University, 27 September 1975 .


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

Oversize Box 76-7


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

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

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Correspondence

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

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Correspondence

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

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

Correspondence re Kenneth Macalister, Alison Ignatieff

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

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Correspondence

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

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Correspondence, December

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

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

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

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and the Creation of NORAD" by Joseph T. Jockel


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

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Correspondence, Undated

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

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Correspondence, Undated

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

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SERIES 5: SUBJECT FILES Dates of creation: 1940 - 1989 Extent: 332 cm of textual records 12 photographs : b&w ; 20 x 29 cm or smaller 8 photographs : col ; 20 x 29 cm or smaller Scope and content: Series consists of subject files that were originally in three groups: (a) those housed at GI's home from the period 1935-1984, before and after his term as Provost of Trinity College; (b) those from his position as Provost of Trinity College from 1972 to 1979, stored in his Trinity College office, and (c) those relating to GI's trips to Russia in the 1980s. This last group is mainly from the period of 1986-1989, but includes some earlier materials. It was stored mostly at GI's office at University College (as President of Science for Peace) and later at his home. This series Includes correspondence, minutes, reports and other documents, speeches, newspaper clippings and photographs. This series has been arranged in a single alphabetical sequence. Location / File Listing:


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Afriat, Sydney N. [University of Ottawa]

1989 1989 Copy of Dr. S.N. Afriat’s essay, “Trade and Self-Sufficiency,” March 1989

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Allowance at New York

1966 1968 Appointment as Permanent representative and Ambassador to the United Nations

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Alzheimer Society for Metropolitan Toronto

1989 1989 Correspondence concerning a donation 10-3

Anderson, Mia 1987 1987 Copy of poem by Mia Anderson in journal The Malahat Review, No.80, Fall 1987

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Angell, David - Creation of an interdisciplinary environmental centre involving University of Cambridge and area institutions

1989 1989 Creation of an interdisciplinary environmental centre involving University of Cambridge and area institutions, working paper, third draft, March 1989 Poster: Our Common Future? The Cambridge Lectures on Environment & Development

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Appointment as Advisor on Disarmament

1984 1985 Documents, correspondence, papers, newspaper clippings concerning GI’s new appointment as Ambassador for Disarmament and on the subject of arms control and disarmament

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Appointment to Geneva and Allowance

1968 1972 Documents concerning GI’s appointment as Ambassador and Permanent Representative in Geneva

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Appointment to Trinity

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

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Archdiocese of Toronto - Public hearings on Statement “Ethical reflections on the economic crisis”

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

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

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Arctic Co-operation, International Conference on

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

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Arctic Co-operation, International Conference on - Background material

1979 1981 Background material concerning the Canadian North and national security

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Arctic Co-operation, International Conference on - Background material

1986 1988 Background material concerning the Canadian North and national security

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Arms control - negotiations in Canada and Europe

1988 1988 Documents from R.J. Lysyshyn, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, External Affairs concerning the reduction of military forces in Europe

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Arms control - negotiations in Canada and Europe

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

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[The] Atlantic Council of Canada

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

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Axworthy, Thomas S. [The CRB Foundation]

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

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

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

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

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[The] Beyond War Award

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

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

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


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

Box 77

Board of Education for the City of Toronto: “Critical Issues in the Curriculum Consultative Committee”

February 1987

April 1987 Agenda and papers for meeting of the Critical Issues in the Curriculum Consultative Committee, 5 March 1987 Notice from Fiona Nelson, Trustee, Ward 5, that this Advisory Committee is being abolished, 2 April 1987

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Bulgaria February 1940

March 1940

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

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Bulgarian centenary [3 March 1978]

November 1977

December 1978

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

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Bulgaria June 1987 March 1989

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

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Business Council on National Issues

January 1978

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

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Business Council on National Issues

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

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

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B - Miscellaneous

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

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Canada - Department of] External Affairs

1967 1975 Various documents and papers concerning foreign affairs and peacekeeping, 1967 to

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

Canada - Department of External Affairs

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

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Canada - Department of External Affairs

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

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Canada - Department of External Affairs, Historical Group

1977 1978 Correspondence concerning a Round Table devoted to the life and works of Norman Alexander Robertson, 17, 18 February 1978

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Canada - Department of National Defence

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

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Canada-USSR Association Inc., Visit of academics from USSR

1986 1987

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

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Le Canada et la neutralité militaire - Conference 1987

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

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Canada in an Independent World, introductory lecture

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

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Canada in an Independent World, course outline 1976-77

1976 1977 Course outlines, reading lists, other material for Trinity College courses, INT 204 and TRN 304, 1976-77

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


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Independent World, 1977

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

Canada in an Independent World, n.d

1975 1976 Lecture notes for NT 204, "Canadian Defence, The Bipolar Conflict, NATO and NORAD," given by Professor J. Gellner, York University, 28-29 October 1976; 9 November 1976

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Canadian Association of Rhodes Scholars

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

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Canadian Centre for Arms Control and Disarmament

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

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Canadian Defence - Need for a review

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

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Canadian Foundation for World Development (Global Environment Fund)

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

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Canadian Friends of the International Ocean Institute Inc.

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

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Canadian Human Rights Foundation

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

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Canadian Institute of International Affairs

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

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1977 1977 Minutes of Meetings of the CIIA National Executive Committee from 15 February to 21 December 1977

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1978 1979 Minutes of Meetings of the CIIA National Executive Committee from 17 January to 26 March 1979

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1986 1987 Correspondence from John W. Holmes of CIIA concerning proposals on arms control and disarmament, 18 June 1986, and 13 August 1987

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Canadian Institute of International Affairs - Workshop on Treaty Compliance

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

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Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security

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

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Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security

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

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Canadian Mundialization Campaign

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

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Canadian Native Arts Foundation

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

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Canadian Peace Congress

1987 1987 Correspondence regarding a call for an Arctic Rim Peace Conference

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Canadian Perspectives in Arms Control and Disarmament

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

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

Canadian Perspectives in Arms Control and Disarmament

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

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Canadian Professors for Peace in the Middle East

1978 1978 Notice of meetings; copy of article “Peacemaking: The Arab-Israeli Conflict” by Shlomo Avineri; and CPPME Bulletin, November 1978

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Canadian security policy

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

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

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

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

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Canadian Working Group on Proposals for the Organization of a World Disarmament Campaign

1982 1982 Report of the Canadian Working Group, 29 March 1982 Newspaper articles on disarmament: February, March 1982

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


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

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

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Chair of Peace Studies, University College

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

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Children's Overseas Reception Board

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

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Chretien, Jean -- meeting

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

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Christ the Savour Cathedral

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

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

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Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, 1969-1971

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

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Conference of the Committee on Disarmament

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

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

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

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

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1969 1969 Remarks for 417th meeting, 8 July 1969 15-7


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

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1969 1969 Remarks by GI at Informal Meeting on CTB [Comprehensive Test Ban], 13 August 1969 Remarks by Dr. K. Whitham at the Informal Meeting on CTB, 13 August 1969

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

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1969 1969 Talking Points for Informal Meeting on ENDC Report, 20 August 1969

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1969 1969 Remarks by GI, Representative of Canada, at the 431st Plenary Meeting of the Eighteen-Nation Committee on Disarmament, 26 August 1969 [“to introduce Working Paper No. ENDC/266”]

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

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Conference of the Committee on

1969 1969 Statement by GI, Representative of Canada, at the 447th Plenary Meeting of the Conference

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Disarmament of the Committee on Disarmament 30 October 1969


1970 1970 Remarks to CCD, 18 February 1970 15-15


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

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

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1970 1970 Introductory statement, 22 April 1970

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

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

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

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1970 1970 Verification of Prohibitions of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and the Use of Chemical and Biological Weapons, 4 Aug. 1970

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1970 1970 Statement by GI at Informal Meeting on CTB [Comprehensive Test Ban], 12 August 1970

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

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


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

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

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

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

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

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1971 1971 Introduction by Ambassador Ignatieff at Informal Meeting on CTB, 30 June 1971

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1971 1971 Statement by Mr. Ignatieff introducing Canadian Experts, CBW Informal Meeting, 7 July 1971

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[1971?] [1971?] Verification - Atmospheric Sensing, Report, n.d.

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

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

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

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1972 1972 Report on Disarmament to NAC [North Atlantic Council], 12 April 1972

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

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

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

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

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

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

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August 1972, Geneva, in English and in French

Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, Clippings and printed materials

1970 1972 Newspaper clippings, reports, articles and other printed materials

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Consultative Group on Disarmament and Arms Control Affairs

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

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Consultative Group on Disarmament and Arms Control Affairs - International Conference on Arctic Cooperation

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Defence Research and Education Centre Ltd. (Veterans Against Nuclear Arms [VANA])

1985 1988 Correspondence and documents, including VANA briefs to Jean Chretien and Joe Clark Includes other documents and reports on the subject of Canadian foreign policy, defence, disarmament, and “Towards a World Without War: Next Steps in Canadian Defence Policy,” January 1987; “Towards a World Without War: The Defence Debate in Canada,” April 1988

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

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

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

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Economic Council of Canada

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

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Economic Indicators, Charts of

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

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

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

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

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

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“Environmental Issues and the Canadian Federalism”

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

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

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

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Ethical Choice in the Age of Pervasive Technology [World

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

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Conference, 25-28 October 1989]

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

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

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