Claire
Culhane fonds. 1956-1976. 6.2 m of textual
records and graphic material.
Box Listing: Listing of box labels except for articles and books which
have individual file listings
Boxes 1-30, 47, Correspondence in chronological order
Box 32, Family Correspondence
Boxes 32-34, 49, Articles, manuscripts; box 49 also has photographs
and Christmas cards
Box 33, Book manuscripts
Box 37, Circular letters, speeches, interviews, articles
Boxes 35-36, 38-44, 46, 50, Printed materials, including news clippings,
runs of periodicals
Box 45, Letters to the editor
Box 48, Personal documents, photographs
Box 1
Correspondence February 1956 December 1968
Box 2
Correspondence January 1969 September 1969
Box 3
Correspondence October 1969 May 1970
Box 4
Correspondence June 1970 December 1970
Box 5
Correspondence January 1971 April 1971
Box 6
Correspondence May 1971 September 1971
Box 7
Correspondence October 1971 December 1971
Box 8
Correspondence January 1972 March 1972
Box 9
Correspondence April 1972 July 1972
Box 10
Correspondence August 1972 October 1972
Box 11
Correspondence November 1972 December 1972
Box 12
Correspondence January 1973 February 1973
Box 13
Correspondence March 1973
Box 14
Correspondence May 1973 June 1973
Box 15
Correspondence July 1973 September 1973
Box 16
Correspondence October 1973 December 1973
Box 17
Correspondence January 1974 March 1974
Box 18
Correspondence April 1974 July 1974
Box 19
Correspondence July 1974 August 1974
Box 20
Correspondence September 1974 October 1974
Box 21
Correspondence November 1974 December 1974
Box 22
Correspondence January 1975 February 1975
Box 23
Correspondence March 1975 June 1975
Box 24
Correspondence August 1975 November 1975
Box 25
Correspondence January 1976 April 1976
Box 26
Correspondence April 1976 June 1976
Note: Additional correspondence for June to September 1976 is in Box
47
Box 27
Correspondence September 1976 November 1976
Box 28
Correspondence December 1976
Box 29
Correspondence 1977
Box 30
December
May 1977
Box 31
Family Correspondence
Box 32
Published Articles:
Note: Files contain mainly tear-sheets; however a few have pre-publication
typescripts and correspondence. Arrangement is roughly chronological.
Will we
Wont
We Should We Shouldnt We, n .d.
Canada au Vietnam, translated by Catherine Germain and Hélène
Girard, n.d.
Behead
and Cure, Canadian Dimension,
December 1968
Behead
and Cure,
Daily World, 33, no. 221, March 15, 1969
Canadas Complicity in Vietnam, Weekend Magazine,
October 11, 1969
McGill Daily, 8,000 Bus to Ottawa in Protest Peace Weekend in Ottawa, February 27, 1970
The Editor, Vietnam Student Movement News, September 9, 1970
The
Incredible Mr. Strong, Bias 12, no. 1, 1971
Article in Tar Paper, December 1971
Canada
in Vietnam,
written January 15, 1972
Review for Our Generation, Canada and Vietnam, June 1973
Life
Not Death Should Be Our Business, Weekend Magazine , July 3, 1971
Testimony
in Reply to Charge of Creating a Disturbance, VOW Newsletter 8, no. 2, June 1971
Canadas Foreign Aid Programme to Vietnam, article
for Montreal Gazette
Claire
Culhane on Vietnam, Feminist Communication Collective , December 1973
How
Canada Torpedoed the Peace in Vietnam, Canadian Dimension 9, nos. 7 & 8, December 1973
The
Present Situation in Indochina, speech, 15 September 1973
Parents without Partners, The Singleton Gazette, May 1973,
speech notice, page 8
Articles and letters by Claire Culhane, WIN, May-June 1973
Canadians
Must Be Ashamed, The Dalhousie Gazette 106, no. 15 January 11, 1974,
p. 8
From
the Tiger Cages of South Vietnam to the Hole of Oakella, July 1974
One Has to Be Ashamed
, The Picaro,
January 15, 1974
Foreign Aid: A Device to Advance Imperialist Interests
Canada as a Junior Partner,
37th National Canadian University Press Conference December
1974
What
Can We Do About the Tiger Cages in South Vietnam? The Mermaid, May
1975
Vietnam: Some Revealing News Items,
Humanist in Canada, May-June 1975
Why
Continue Aid?
Peak, June 10, 1975
A Refreshing Contrast. Canada
to Recognize PRG, The
Peak, June 11, 1975
At SFU: Culhane Reports on Vietnam,
Grading a Repressive Device, The Peak, June 18,
1975
Pledged Vietnamese Aid in Question, The Peak, June 25, 1975
Morgentaler Rally Thursday, The Peak, June 1975,
Women and Vietnam, Canadian Dimension, June 1975
Equality, Development, and Peace, June 1975
We Dont Want the Hole and We Dont Want the ..., Western Voice, July 1975,
Note: Articles continue in Box 34
Box 33
Manuscripts and Drafts of Book:
Why is Canada in Vietnam, first draft
Why is Canada in Vietnam, second draft
Why is Canada in Vietnam, second last draft
Why is Canada in Vietnam, final manuscript sent to NC Press
Toronto October 1972
Why is Canada in Vietnam: The Truth about our Foreign Aid (1972)
copy of book
Une Québecoise au Vietnam (French translation of above; copy
of book)
Correspondence, 1973, between Culhane and Gary Teeple re a proposed
book with the working title of Canadian Involvement in Indochina since 1954
Also books by Rena Briand
The Waifs, No Tears to Flow: Woman at War
Box 34
Articles (continued)
Presentation to the House Committee, with Reference to the Allocation
of Funds to Provide Medical Assistance to the Children of Vietnam,
July 1973
Canada
and Vietnam,
Our Generation, July 4, 1973
B.C.
Government Plans Will Aid Thieu, Grape, 2, no. 14, 18 July 1973
Sounds
Unlikely
,
Notes for CBC Interview on Nuclear Testing, 28 August 1973
Canadian
Involvement in Mekong area and others in South Vietnam.
Notes for Lecture at St. Marys University, Halifax, 13 September
1973
Statement issued at Press Conference,
Montreal, 15 November 1973
Yes,
its Hard, Montreal, 25 November
1973 re women
prisoners released in Vietnam
A
Visit to North and South Vietnam, October 6-November 12, 1973, Montreal, 26 November
1973
North
Vietnam Receives Empty Promises, The Beacon, December 1973
Questions relating to CIDA Program in South Vietnam Prepared by
CC, 11 December 1973
Women
Prisoners in South Vietnam, The Beacon, February 1974
Claire Culhane in Vietnam, New Zealand Medical Aid Committee
for Indochina Newsletter, no. 24, February 1974
Article submitted to the Montreal Gazette, February 4, 1974
North
Vietnam Receives Empty Promises,
Journal, St. Marys University
39, no. 19, February 13, 1974
How Canada Torpedoed the Peace
Process in Vietnam,
The Beacon, March 1974
Vietnam
Torture and Big Business, Humanist in Canada,
no. 28, March 1974
One
Has to Be Ashamed to Be a Canadian to Visit Quang Ngai Today, The Beacon, April 1974
Canadian
Supervised Foreign Aid, Humanist in Canada,
June 1974 (re Africa)
Alternative
to Youths
Cynicism, Humanist in Canada,
July 13, 1974
Book review: Eve Smiths Work and Environment
Branching
Out: The Women of North Vietnam, March-April 1974, published with From her Own Corner
by Susan McMaster about Claire Culhane
Letters, Branching Out,
November-December 1974
What Are the Tiger
Cages?,
October 1974; includes correspondence
B.C.
Government Hires Imperialist Agent, New Canada, October 1974
Radicalists
and Environmentalists Unite, Warpath, October 1974
Forgotten
War Continues Despite Cease Fire Pact, The Beacon, October 1974
Letter, Priorities November 1974
Canadian
Supervised Foreign Aid, The Beacon, November 1974
Culhane
Criticizes the Canadian Government, Poundmaker, 11 November 1974 (re Chile)
Woman
My Own Person, outline of course for the Burnaby School
Commission 29 November 1974
Youth
Alternative to Cynicism,
The Beacon, December 1974
Herstory:
Womens 1975 Calendar,
January 1975, blurb on Culhane
Voice
of the People,
Vancouver Province, January 8, 1975
Canada
Must Support Paris Peace Agreement, The Peak, 23 January
1975
Canada Must Support Paris Peace
Agreement, The Peak, 27 January 1975
Canadas Responsibilities
on the Second Anniversary of the Paris Peace Agreement on Vietnam, The Beacon,
February 1975
Opinion--Canada
and the Paris Agreement, Vietnam Report, February 1975
President
Fords
State of the World Address, Viewpoint, April 1975
International
Womens
Year 1975,
Canadian Dimension, 11 April
1975
Article for The Humanist, 15
April 1975
The
Big Propaganda Machine Gives Its Own Form of Truth, The Vancouver Sun, April 19, 1975
Equality, Development and Peace, Branching Out, 25 April 1975
Preparations
for Indochina,
article for Viewpoint, CBC-TV Vancouver, May 3, 1975
Note: Additional articles are in Box 49
Box 35
Issues of the periodical Bulletin dInformation published
in Paris, 1971-1972. See also box 44
Issues of the periodical Nouvelles du Laos / Laos News, 1971-1972.
See also boxes 42-43
Issues of Khmer Monthly News, September and October 1972 only
Box 36
Press Clippings about Claire Culhane filed in chronological order
Box 37
Circular letters, speeches, interviews, notes, unpublished articles
and articles by others
Box 38
International Commission of Enquiry into U.S. Crimes in Indochina
Proceedings of Sessions, Oslo, June 19-25, 1971
Box 39
Unofficial Translations of Paris Conference, Vietnam Speeches
Proceedings of the World Assembly of Paris for the Independence and
Peace for the People of Indochina
Box 40
International Assembly of Christians
Indochina Issue, Milton Park Material
Box 41
Issues of the periodical Voice of Women / Voix des femmes
Box 42
Issues of the periodical Nouvelle de Laos / Laos News 1975
Box 43
Issues of the periodical Nouvelle de Laos / Laos News 1974
Box 44
Issues of the periodical Bulletin dinformation, 1974-1975
Box 45
Letters to the Editor, various newspapers and periodicals, 1970-1975,
tear-sheets and photocopies
Box 46
Press Clippings arranged by subject
Box 47
Correspondence, 1975-1976
Box 48
Personal documents, employment, student papers from Sir George Williams,
photographs
Box 49
Drafts and correspondence for articles in Bias and This Magazine,
1973
The Beginning, second and third drafts, 6 June 1975 (re
B.C. politics)
Drafts for articles in Musings and Makara, 1975
Information on Oakella Correction Institute, 1975
Photographs of anti-Nixon demonstration, Ottawa, 1972; Culhane is in
some of them
Christmas cards, 1968-1973
Box 50
Printed materials from various organizations
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