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WINTRINGHAM, Capt Thomas Henry (1898-1949)
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Meeting papers and reports, 1943-1944, relating to the Common Wealth Party's National Committee

The Common Wealth Party's National Committee papers including minutes, 20 Feb 1943; report of policy discussion, 21 Feb 1943; minutes, 11-12 Dec 1943; report, 3-4 Jun 1944; minutes and report, 2-3 Sep 1944; minutes, 2-3 Dec 1944; proposal on the character of the executive committee and draft statement, list of co-options to the national committee; proposals to the national committee on the character of the executive committee and memorandum [by the Common Wealth national committee] rejecting a document by Richard Acland (President of Common Wealth) on 'Immediate political policy', 1943 Nov 25-26. 10 items

Letters to Tom Wintringham, 1925-1926, during his imprisonment for seditious libel

Letters to Tom Wintringham while in prison for sedition, including Christmas cards from various Communist Party members; two letters from Christina Roberts immediately following his arrest, 16 and 22 Oct 1925 and Communist Party flyer advertising a public meeting with a speech by Elizabeth Wintringham (née Arkwright) on Wintringham's imprisonment, 7 Mar 1926. 1 file

Letters to Tom Wintringham in Spain, 1936-1937, from colleagues and family

Letters to Tom Wintringham during the Spanish Civil War from correspondents including Millie Wintringham, Spanish poet Inés Munoz enclosing poem 'Iberia', Albert 'Yank' Levy, Frank Ryan, Irish republican, note from Harry Fry, 13 Feb 1937, Christmas cards in honour of the International Brigade and letter from Wintringham's sister Margaret Wintringham to their mother Eliza Mapson Wintringham on photographs of Wintringham sent by Katherine Wise Bowler (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham), 11 Feb 1937. 1 file

Letters from Tom Wintringham to his mother, Eliza Wintringham, 1936-1937

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

Kitty Bowler's (later Kitty Wintringham) correspondence, 1937-1938, with family and with the Wintringham family

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

Kitty Bowler's (later Kitty Wintringham) correspondence, 1936-1937, with press colleagues and with members of the Wintringham family

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

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