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Draft typescript articles by Tom Wintringham for the Tribune as their military correspondent with related correspondence including 'Victory can be chosen', 28 Apr 1940; 'Remember admiral Byng', 12 Jun 1940; 'They shoot spies, don't they?', 16 May 1941; 'Blitz versus blimp', 14 Apr [1940-1941]; 'We have great Allies' 31 Jul [1940-1941]; 'If invasion comes', 6 Aug [1940-1941]; 'Guerrilla and panzer', 11 Sep [1940-1941]; 'Aid for Russia: military aspects', 22 Sep [1940-1941]; 'Soldiers-for what purpose?' [1940-1941]; 'Now arm the people'[1940-1941]; 'This war is being lost'[1940-1941]; 'Toryism is treason'[1940-1941]; 'The Finnish campaign'[1940-1941]; 'What should be done now?' [1940-1941]; 'An army in the doldrums'[1940-1941]; 'A million citizen soldiers'[1940-1941]; 'Paris or London'[1940-1941]; 'The battle of Spain'; 'Wanted a Clemenceau', 6 Feb 1942; 'Surprise from the air', 30 Mar [1942-1943]; 'Truth and Tobruk', 22 Jun [1942-1943]; 'Three ways of war', 5 Jul [1942-1943]; 'Why not fight the Japanese?', 10 Aug [1942-1943] and related correspondence including with Aneurin Bevan and the editor, Raymond Postgate. 1 file

Manuscript drafts and other papers relating to the Cold War, including: draft chapters and synopsis of a book by Tom Wintringham, A Split World, on the world divided between USA, USSR and Britain; draft chapters and synopsis of a book by Wintringham Govern the World! on the possibility of a world government; typescript 'manifesto for a world truce'; press cuttings, including 'The challenge of the atom bomb', in the Nation, 22 Dec 1945; 'Ersatz orchids for UNO', in the Nation, 16 Mar 1946; 'The world comes of age', in the Nation, 20 Apr 1946; 'We talk with Stalin on the two roads to socialism', in the Daily Herald, 22 Aug 1946; 'Striking the balance', in the Listener, 17 Oct 1946; 'How to understand the Russians', in British Survey, 6 Nov 1946; 'The individual and the mass', in the Picture Post, 7 Dec 1946; the New Statesman and Nation, 5 Jul 1947; 'Changing moods in Russia', in the Listener, 17 Jul 1947; Soviet News 30 May 1946, 9 May 1947, 14 May 1947 and 8 Jul 1947; 'Why not a world truce?', 2 Oct 1948 and 'World war against hunger', 27 Nov 1948. 1 file

Draft of unpublished novel by Tom Wintringham, White Paper , 'dedicated to all unwise politicians'. 1 item

Essay on Marxism by Tom Wintringham, in a letter to James Hemming. 1 item

Essays by Tom Wintringham, possibly from his time at Balliol College, Oxford, 'Theory and practice in the French Revolution' and 'The acceptance of empire by the French people'. 2 items

Holiday photographs from a ski resort [possibly Saanen, Switzerland], with pictures of Tom Wintringham and Katherine Wise Bowler (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) playing in the snow.

Common Wealth Review Common Wealth Review , the Common Wealth Party's monthly publication, Mar-Dec 1944 and Mar-Oct 1945. 18 items.

Town and Country Review , the Common Wealth Party's monthly publication and paper comparing Town and Country Review to the Common Wealth Review Common Wealth Review . 5 items.

Youth Calling , a publication for the Common Wealth Party's young members, Summer 1943 and Dec 1943. 2 items

Katherine Wise Bowler's (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) personal correspondence during the Spanish Civil War with correspondents including Francisco Largo Caballero, Leslie Reade, Miss Deeble, Rhys Caparn, Henry Wise Miller (Uncle Harry), New York Times foreign correspondent Walter Duranty, and letters from members of the Wintringham family corresponding with Bowler while Tom Wintringham's Convalescence in hospital, following the Battle of Jarama, including letters from his sister Margaret, his wife Elizabeth, his mother Eliza and his brother John. 1 file

Katherine Wise Bowler's (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) personal correspondence while in London following Tom Wintringham's return from Spain after his second injury including letters from Spanish poet Inés Munoz; her uncle, Henry 'Harry' Wise Miller; her mother, Charlotte Everett Bowler (née Miller); Leslie Reade and Wintringham's sister Margaret Wintringham, expressing her disapproval of Bowler's relationship with Wintringham, 15 Oct 1937; also letter from Bowler to Ramona relating to Wintringham's expulsion from the Communist Party, 7 Jul 1937. 1 file

Common Wealth Party leaflets, numbers 2, 11, 13, 15, 16 and 17, titled 'Constitution of Common Wealth', 'India', 'Common Wealth and the Beveridge report', 'Women in the new age', 'Open letter to the Labour Party' and 'To those who work on the land'. 5 items

Forward March leaflets including manifesto, 'The Forward March and the problem of youth', by Richard Acland and James Hemming; 'Memorandum by a managing director'; 'The Forward March in relation to the war effort'; 'How to go to work' and programme for 1942. 7 items

Letter to the Manchester Guardian by Tom Wintringham on army conscription. 1 item

Letter to the New Statesman and Nation by Tom Wintringham. 1 item

Letter by Tom Wintringham to Volunteer for Liberty, 1 item

Letters from Tom and Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham to rally support for Wintringham's proposal to set up 'The People's International Radio Station' and a memorandum on an international radio service by Tom and Kitty Wintringham. 1 file

Letters from Katherine Wise Bowler (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) to Tom Wintringham, while in Spain during the Spanish Civil War, during their separation after Bowler's expulsion from Spain and after their reunion in London following Wintringham's injury. 1 file

Manuscript and typescript letters from Tom Wintringham to his mother Eliza Mapson Wintringham during the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939, including on his decision to join Republican forces, 1936; his temporary command of the British Bn, 15 International Brigade, 1937 and letters dictated to Katherine Wise Bowler (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) by Wintringham whilst he convalesced in hospital following a gun shot wound to the leg, Mar 1937. 1 file

Letters and poems written during the Spanish Civil War from Tom Wintringham to Katherine Wise Bowler (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) relating primarily to experiences during the Spanish Civil War and the growing personal relationship between Bowler and Wintringham. 1 file