[Correspondence of Penny Lockwood, largely from Rupert Lockwood and other family members], 1959-1991

Containers:

Box 67

Component identifier:

File 426

Content Summary:

Includes: an issue of Annals Australia containing an article by Lockwood (1991); obituaries for Douglas Lockwood (1980); an article by Lockwood, 'Wimmera boyhood', published in Overland; and an issue of Outlook containing an article by Lockwood, 'As long as the heirs of Stalin remain ...'. Correspondents include family members, Alan Marshall and Katherine Prentice. Subjects covered in the letters include travel and Lockwood's departure from Moscow. There is also a letter from Lockwood to Manning Clark regarding an introduction written by Clark for a book by Tas Bull, Politics in a union: the Hursey Case (1977).

Immediate source of acquisition:

The papers of Rupert Lockwood were received in eleven instalments between 1997 and 2011 from Lockwood's daughter, Penny Lockwood.

Subjects:

Politics and government
Mass media
Society and culture

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