Bayard Stockton Papers

Αρχείο Bayard Stockton

COLLECTION OVERVIEW

Collection Number: GR ASCSA GL BS 122
Name(s) of Creator(s): Bayard Stockton (1930-2006)
Title: Bayard Stockton Papers
Date [bulk]: 1960-1980
Date [inclusive]:
Quantity: 3 linear meters
Language(s): English, Greek, German
Summary: The material consists of correspondence, tapes, maps, and research material that Stockton collected for a book or documentary about the 1941 Battle of Crete. Also, material about the Grande Bretagne Hotel in Athens. There is also material, mostly Greek press releases and news articles and clippings, about the 1967 to 1974 Greek Military Dictatorship.
Immediate Source of Acquisition: Gift of Bayard Stockton, 1974.
Information about Access: The collection is available for research.
Cite as: American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Archives, Bayard Stockton Papers (Αμερικανική Σχολή Κλασικών Σπουδών στην Αθήνα, Τμήμα Αρχείων, Αρχείο Bayard Stockton).

For more information, please contact the Archives:
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens
54 Souidias Street, Athens 106 76, Greece
phone: 213 000 2400 (ext. 425)
Contact via E-mail

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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Bayard Stockton was born 27 October 1930 in Lausanne, Switzerland and grew up in New York City and Long Island, New York. He attended Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts in the late 40s-early 50s but did not graduate. From 1951 to 1957 he was a case officer for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in Berlin. (For details about this period of his life, see King Harris, “Bayard Stockton 1930‒2006”, a 10 August 2006 obituary in the Santa Barbara Independent.) He resigned in 1957 and was hired as Newsweek’s bureau chief in Bonn. Two years later, he was transferred to London. In 1961, he left Newsweek and free-lanced in London.

With an interest in writing a book or a series of articles about Greece during WWII and the immediate post-war period, he moved to Athens in 1964 for what he described as an indefinite stay. He was hired by ABC and Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR), American and West German radio and television organizations, to cover Greece, Cyprus and Turkey. He was also a stringer for the Sunday New York Herald Tribune and The Reporter.

Shortly after his move to Athens, Stockton began researching the 1941 Battle of Crete, which he described as the first massive airborne invasion in history. In a letter, he explained how he became interested in this battle: “I recently did a rather grisly documentary in Crete for Cologne on the fact that in 1965, there are still more than 7,400 German bodies lying unburied in a monastery in Western Crete. This gave me the opportunity to learn something about the war on the island, and I have now conceived an idea of doing an hour-long documentary on the campaign and its aftermath—perhaps one of the unique struggles in WWII.” (3 October 1965 letter to Peter Crane, Box 1 Folder 3.) Stockton corresponded with over one-hundred British, Australian, New Zealander, German and Greek participants in the Battle of Crete. These letters, as well as diaries and newspaper articles are of great interest. Unfortunately, he could find no publisher or newspaper or television station interested in this project, probably, as he was told, because 1966 marked the 25^th anniversary of the Battle of Crete and there were already too many books and documentaries about the subject. (Boxes 1‒7, Envelope 17)

In 1967, two years after his arrival in Greece, the Greek government was overthrown by the military. The Greek Military Dictatorship (1967‒1974) comprise his second collection of papers, which consist almost entirely of Greek government press releases and brochures, mostly English-language newspaper clippings and some photographs. His research resulted in two books: The New Approach: The Greek Revolution and New Democracy (1970) and Phoenix with a Bayonet: A Journalist’s Interim Report on the Greek Revolution (1971). (Boxes 8‒16)

In addition, at this time, he collected information and conducted interviews for an article he planned to write about the Grande Bretagne Hotel and environs. (Box 13 Folder 2d.)

For a short period, Stockton was the news editor of an English-language daily, Athens Mirror, which had been started in 1972. On 18 November 1972, the day after the Polytechnic Uprising, he wrote an editorial in support of the Greek Military Dictatorship. He quit the next day. (Richard LeBlond, “The Stillness of the Acropolis” in The Montréal Review, May 2014.)

Stockton returned to the United States in 1980, first free-lancing in San Francisco then, in 1981, settling in Santa Barbara where he was copy-editor for the Santa Barbara News-Press and an Associated Press award-winning commentator, host and reviewer at KMGQ’s local radio program “Santa Barbara’s Good Companions”. In the following years he wrote Catapult: The Biography of Robert A. Monroe (1989), a mind expansion pioneer; Nothing to Fear (1999), a fictionalized account of the Y2K scare and Flawed Patriot: A Biography of CIA Legend Bill Harvey (2006).

Bayard Stockton died in Santa Barbara, California in 2006.

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SCOPE AND CONTENT

This collection of Bayard Stockton’s papers cover the years 1964 to at least 1972 when Stockton was living in Athens, Greece. The papers are divided into two series. Series I (Boxes 1 to 7, Envelope 17) concerns material Stockton collected for a book or documentary about the Battle of Crete in 1941. Series II (Boxes 8 to 16) contains papers—mostly Greek press releases and news articles and clippings—about the Greek Military Dictatorship (1967-1974).

Unless otherwise noted, these documents are in English.

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CONTENT LIST
 

SERIES I: THE BATTLE OF CRETE (20 May‒1 June 1941)

BOX 1

Folder 1: Seeking a publisher for book/documentary about the Battle of Crete (1965‒1966). This correspondence is especially interesting because it explains the rationale and plans for this project.
- “Precise: Working Title ‘The Isle of Doom’”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “A Proposal for a Documentary Film to Commemorate the German Invasion of Crete and the Occupation, 1941–1945”. October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Innes Rose at John Farquhardson Ltd., London (publisher). 22 February 1966 to 14 March 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Geoffrey Cox at Independent Television News Limited, London. Correspondence 25 November 1965 to 27 January 1966. Six typed pages.
- Alex –?– at Granada Television, UK. 29 September 1965 to 16 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- John Starr at Literary Associates, New York. 5 October 1966 (draft with corrections and final copy of letter and “Precise: Working Title ‘The Isle of Doom’”), no answer. 9 typed pages.
- Ernest Leiser at CBS-TV News, New York. 11 November 1965. No answer. 2 typed pages.
- Talbot Duckmanton and C. Semmler at Australian Broadcasting Commission, Sydney. 30 September 1965 to 14 March 1966. 6 typed pages.
- N. R. Palmer at New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation. 30 September 1965 to 17 February 1966. 5 typed pages.

Folder 2: Correspondence with “Assistants”
- D’Arcy Ryan, 27 October 1965, 1 typed page;
- Julia Deli, 30 November 1965, 1 typed page, 1 hand-written note;
- Diana Niarchos, 29 July 1971, 1 typed page.

Folder 3: Requests for newspapers to publish his invitation to Battle of Crete veterans to contact him and requests for information from military organizations in United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Greece (1965‒1971).
United Kingdom
- Peter Crane, London (friend). 3 October 1965 to 10 December 1965. 12 typed pages.
- Ken –?–, Defense and Military Attache, British Embassy, Athens. 4 October 1965 to 13 October 1965. 5 typed pages.
- The Editor, The Sunday Times, London. 3 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Form letter to Glasgow Herald, Birmingham Post, Manchester Evening News, Cardiff, Yorkshire Post, Newcastle. 4 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Association. 14 October 1965 to 4 November 1965. 3 typed pages.
- The Black Watch Regimental Museum. 4 October 1965 to 10 November 1965. 8 typed pages.
- Imperial War Museum. 11 November 1965 to 23 November 1965. 3 typed pages and forms for ordering photographs.
- The King’s Royal Hussars. 4 November 1965 to 28 January 1966. 4 typed pages.
- The King’s Hussars Old Comrades Association. 14 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Ministry of Defense. 2 February 1966 to 9 March 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Northumberland Hussars. 15 November 1965 to 22 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Queen’s Royal Irish Hussars. 5 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Royal Army Medical Corps Association. 14 October 1965 to 20 January 1966. 4 typed pages.
- Royal Artillery Association. 14 October 1965 to 17 December 1965. 3 typed pages.
- Royal Leicestershire Regiment. 25 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Royal Marines Association. 14 October 1965 to 24 November 1965. 5 typed pages.
- Royal Marines Historian. 3 January 1966. 1 typed page.
- Royal Tigers Association. 14 October 1965. 1 typed page.

Australia
- Form letter to ten Australian newspapers. 1 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Australian War Memorial. 5 October 1965 to 5 April 1966. 6 typed pages.
- Ex-Prisoners of War Association of Australia. 7 October 1965 to 15 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Returned Sailors’, Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Imperial League of Australia. 30 September 1965 to 19 April 1966. 15 typed pages.
- Royal Australian Army Medical Corps. 18 October 1965 to 8 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Thirtyniners’ Association of Australia. 7 October 1965 to 23 October 1965. 2 typed pages.

New Zealand
- The New Zealand Herald. 30 September 1965. 1 typed page and clipping “Seeks Help from N.Z. Troups” 25 October 1965.
- The Dominion. 30 September 1965. 1 typed page.
- Department of Internal Affairs. 24 November 1965 to 27 July 1971. 10 typed pages.
- Office of the Minister of Defense. 30 September 1965 to 22 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- New Zealand Returned Services Association. 30 September 1965 to 15 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Crete News. 1965-1972. 4 one-page issues.

Germany
- Hans Jungwirt. 1 March 1966. 1 typed page.
- --?-- von Maltzan. 14 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Onkel Pussi. 15 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- --?-- Schmidt. 5 October 1965 to 14 October 1965. 4 typed pages.
- Ulf Zickerick. 29 September 1965 to 7 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Form letter to individuals. 19 March 1966. 1 typed page.
- Form letter to German newspapers. 1 October 1965. 1 typed page and clipping of Stockton query in unnamed newspaper. Answers from:
- Frankfurter Allgemeine. 22 February 1966. 1 typed page.
- National Zeitung. 19 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Suddeutsche Zeitung. 21 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Die Welt. 12 October 1965 to 12 November 1965. 2 pages.
- Botschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Athens. 22 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Bundesärchiv, Militärchiv. 5 November 1965 to 15 November 1965. 9 typed pages.
- Kameradenkreis der Gebirgstruppe. 22 February 1966 to 9 March 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Militärgeschichtliches Forschungsamt. 6 December 1965 to 10 December 1965. 5 typed pages.
- Verband Deutscher Soldaten. 15 October 1965 to 22 October 1965. 2 typed pages.

Greece
- Pan-Hellenic Reserve Officers Confederation. 1 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- General Confederation of Warriors of Greece. 1 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Army General Staff. 18 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Army Historical Division, Athens. 8 April 1971 to 30 April 1971. 2 typed page.

Folder 4: Books and articles about the Battle of Crete: correspondence with authors, publishers, bookstores (1965‒1971).
- Lists of books. No dates. 4 typed pages.
- List of written German sources. No date. 5 typed pages.
- Daniel M. Davin, author of Crete, the official New Zealand history of the Battle of Crete. 16 November 1965 to 24 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Arnold von Roon, author of Männer und Taten. 25 January 1966 to 7 March 1966. 1 hand-written, 4 typed pages.
- Theodore Stephanides, author of Climax in Crete. 29 May 1971 to 18 June 1971. 3 typed pages.
- McD. G. Stewart, author of The Struggle for Crete. 16 March 1960 to 17 September 1966. 1 hand-written, 6 typed pages.
- John Wingate, author of Never So Proud. 15 August 1966. 1 typed page.
- Bookstore: Buchhandlung Hugendubel, Munich. 5 October 1965 to 19 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Bookstore: Harrods, London. 5 October 1965. 3 typed pages.
- Bookstore: Zino Bookstore, London. 24 November 1971. 1 typed page.

Folder 5: Articles in Australian and New Zealand popular press about the Battle of Crete (1965‒1971).
- Empire News and Sunday Chronicle, Sydney, Australia. A series of articles written by Gareth Bowen in January, February 1970. 10 large photostat pages.
- Letters to the Editor, clipping from unidentified Australian newspaper, 22 May 1965.
- Review, the Official Journal of the R.S.A. (Returned Services Association), Wellington, New Zealand. March, May, June 1971. Three journals, 12 pages each.
- Nine clippings from unidentified New Zealand newspapers. Some dated 1965, 1966.

Folder 6: Articles in German popular press about the Battle of Crete (1941‒1966).
- Wacht im Südosten, June 1941. 4 pages with photographs.
- Seven clippings from mostly unidentified German language newspapers (Münchner Illustrierte, Münchner Merkur). August 1957, May 1966 (most without dates). About 20 pages with a good number of photographs.

Folder 7: German and Greek magazines and booklets about the Battle of Crete (1961‒1969).
- Ritterkreuzträger 29. “Generalmajor Karl-Lothar Schulz”, by Karl Kollatz. 1961(?). Small 78 page booklet.
- Der Deutsche Fallschirm Jäger.  August 1963, October 1963, May 1966. Articles and photographs about the Battle of Crete appear in each of the three magazine issues.
- Die Gebirgstruppe. “Kreta – aus der Sicht des Jagers” 29-32. July 1966.
- «Φλογισμένοι Ουρανοί» Η Μάχη του Γαλατά, Τάκη Ακρίτα. 1969. 174 pages.
- Οι Ευέλπιδες στη Μάχη της Κρήτης, by unknown. No date. 22 pages.

BOX 2

Folder 1: Excerpts about the Battle of Crete from personal diaries, magazines and books (English) (1946‒1960).
- “Crete, Remarks for War Diary – 2/11 BN – in connection with treatment meted out by the Greeks while on Crete” by --? --Sterling. (“Sterling was later commissioned and killed in action in N Africa”). No date. 18 typed pages.
- “The Battle of Crete”. Two articles in unnamed magazine. One article by J. M. Worrall. No date. 13 photostated pages.
- “The Calamity of Crete” by Major A. H. Baird and Major J.W. Dunlop. From Nulli Secundus Log, 2/2 Australian Infantry Battalion. 1946. 6 typed pages.
- Extract from The Admiralty Regrets, by C.E.T. Warren and James Benson. 1960. 2 typed pages.
- “A Lost Victory” by Michael Kennedy. March-May 1946. 4 typed pages.
- “Notes on Crete and Part Played by 2/1 Inf Bn at Retimo”. Notes from Michael Kennedy diary. No date. 6 typed pages.
- The Isle of Doom, Chapter 6: “Trapped on the Island” by Gavin Casey. 8 typed pages.

Folder 2: Excerpts about the Battle of Crete from diaries (German) (1941‒1958).
- “Auszug aus dem Brief des Herrn Dr. E. P.”.  6 February 1958. 2 typed pages.
- “Kreta” von Lieutenant Harvey S. Ford, FA”. From The Field Artillery Journal, November 1941. 9 typed pages.
- “Von Kreta, der Insel  der Rätsel” by I. Fust (sp?). No date. 129 hand-written pages in pencil.
- Fallschirmjäger eroben Kreta – Kampf um Westkreta, by Franz Peter Weixler. 1942. 70 typed pages plus hand-written cover and review from unnamed publication. (Franz Peter Weixler was a German photographer and war correspondent.)

Folder 3: Maps of Crete
- Six maps of Crete plus photocopied sections of maps. No date. Range from tourist maps to professional topographical maps. In Greek and in English.
- “Einsatz Kreta” showing landing sites of German planes. 2 original ink drawings and 2 copies. No date.
- Seven ink sketches (appear to be from a book) on heavy paper. Show German movements on the island.

BOX 3
Correspondence with participants in the Battle of Crete

Folder 1: Sources
List of names of military participants from United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, German (with Stockton’s code numbers) with whom Stockton communicated. No date. One 5-page typed and hand-written copy, one 4-page typed copy.
- “British”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Possible sources – British”. No date. 2 typed and hand-written pages. Two copies.
- “Miscellaneous Names and Address from England Trip Dec. 1965”. 2 typed pages.
- “Crete Resistance Figures”. No date. 1 typed page.
- Five typed loose sheets of English names, some with addresses. No date.
- “Germany”. No date. 2 typed and hand-written pages.
- “People in Crete”.  5 hand-written pages.
- Papadoyannis, Emmanuel. 18 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Spanides, Panayotis. No date. Calling card.
- Griggs, Fifi, cousin of M. Manousos. 2 November 1968.
- Appointments London & Environs, Germany. No date. 1 typed page.

Folder 2: Correspondence with United Kingdom veterans of the Battle of Crete (1965‒1971) (Stockton’s code number follows the name.)
- Aaron, Sidney. (U-0761). 1 November to 25 December 1965. 3 typed pages.
- Ball, G. E. (U-0911). 25 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Barker, J. J. (U-0755). 12 October to 27 October 1965. 3 typed pages.
- Barry, Gerald. (U-0851). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Beamish, George R. (--). 21 October to 20 November 1965. 1 typed, 1 hand-written pages.
- Begg, Varyl G. (--). 21 October to 29 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Bevan, E. T. (U-0881). 26 October 1965. 7 hand-written pages.
- Blair, H. N. (U-0854). October 1965 to 2 February 1966. Completed questionnaire, 5 hand-written pages.
- Boileau, D. R. C. (U-0951). 14 October to 29 October 1965. 3 typed pages.Bowden, Charles Henry. (U-1063). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Bryan, Jack. (U-1005). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Carden, D. S. (--). 1 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Casdagli, R. T. (U-0766). October to 26 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 4 hand-written pages. See also CD 7, Box 5.
- Champion, A. M. (U-0875). 26 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Ciclitira, D. J. (--). 20 December 1965 to 19 January 1966. 3 typed pages.
- Collister, Donald. (U-0771). October to 6 December 1965. Completed questionnaire, 3 hand-written pages.
- Cowey, B. T. V. (U-0880). 14 October to 22 November 1965. 7 typed pages.
- Cuthbert, John. (--). 4 November to 11 November 1965. 1 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Ewan, James. (U-0852). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Fairclough, T. C. (U-0764). October 1965. Completed questionnaire, 10 hand-written pages.
- Fielding, Xan. (--). 18 October 1965 to 28 March 1966. 10 typed pages.
- Finnie, A. J. (--). 22 March to 4 April 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Fleming, Richard W. (--).19 March to 14 April 1966. 3 typed pages.
- Ford, F. J. V. (U-0876). 18 October to 8 December 1965. 3 typed pages.
- France, W. G. (U-0777). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Griffith, S. (U-0875). 4 October to 8 November 1965. 4 typed, 8 hand-written pages. B/W photograph of unnamed priest “Who at the age of 60 led a band of Cretans to harass the Germans.” See also CD 7, Box 5.
- Harrower, G. Russell. (--). 17 May 1966. 1 typed page.
- Hawker, Dennis G. (U-1053). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Hildyard, M. T. (U-0763). 3 November 1965. 2 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Hulse, Thomas Roy. (U-0752). October to 14 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 6 hand-written pages.
- Jellicoe, Earl. (--). 14 October 1965. 4 typed pages. See also CD 7, Box 5.
- Jones, Leonard Oliver. (U-1057). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Kanakakis, Manoli. (--). 19 March 1966. 1 typed page.
- Keen, Reginald Joseph. (U-0754). October to 25 October 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 11 hand-written pages.
- Law, Edward A. (U-0753). 19 October 1965. Completed questionnaire, 3 typed pages.
- Lawson, R. P. (U-778). October 1965. Completed questionnaire, 8 hand-written pages.
- Laxton, Alexander Lindsay. (U-1051). October 1965 to 6 February 1966. Completed questionnaire, 2 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Laycock, Robert.  (--). 21 October to 2 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Leigh-Fermor, Patrick. (--). 18 October 1965 to 28 May 1971. 4 typed, 3 hand-written pages.
- Lynn, Andrew. (U-0762). October 1965 to no date. Completed questionnaire, 2 hand-written pages.
- McCall, Henry. (--). 15 November to 27 November 1965. 2 typed, 1 hand-written pages.
- McConnell, R. B. (U-0904). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Mackie, I. H. (U-0877). 31 October 1965. 3 hand-written pages.
- Madden, Charles S. (--). 11 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Madoc, R. W. (U-1054). October 1965 to 18 December 1966. Completed questionnaire, 2 typed, 7 hand-written pages.
- Marriott, J. H. (--). 1 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Medley, A. J. (U-0768). 10 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Milner-Barry, W. L. (--). 28 February to 7 March 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Mott, J. H. (U-0901). October to 6 December 1965. Completed questionnaire, 11 typed pages.
- Nash, Archie. (U-0765). October to 6 December 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Nicholls, Alan. (U-1004). 14 December 1965. 2 hand-written pages.
- Norton, A. H. W. (U-0775). October to 26 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed page.
- Pain, Alfred. (U-0779). October 1965 to 6 March 1966. Completed questionnaire, 7 typed, 1 hand-written pages.
- Peckitt, Russell. (U-0756). 24 October 1965. 5 hand-written pages.
- Pumphrey, J. M. (U-0774). October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Rabbidge, T. V. (U-0906). ? October to 31 October 1965. Completed questionnaire, 11 hand-written pages.
- Ramwell, R. F. (U-0751). 21 October 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 27 hand-written pages.
- Ratcliffe, K. D. (U-1009). 1 November 1965. 1 typed, 12 hand-written pages.
- Read, George. (U-0776). 25 January 1966. 2 hand-written pages.Reed, R. J. (U-0767). 29 October 1965. 1 hand-written page.
- Rendel, A. M. (--). 16 November to 24 November 1965. 1 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Rhodes, C. F. (U-0759). 29 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Robson, Thomas Brevis. Reply for deceased brother by Winifred Hogg. (U-0760). 29 October to 23 November 1965. 1 typed, 4 hand-written pages.
- Roskill, Stephen. (--). 20 November to 26 November 1965. 3 typed pages.
- Shiell, Robert Derek. (--). October to 24 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 10 hand-written pages.
- Sim, --?--. (U-903). 1965. 1 hand-written page.
- Simm, A. (U-0758). 13 October to 27 October 1965. 1 typed, 3 hand-written pages.
- Smethurst, L. E. (U-0775). November 1965. 2 hand-written pages.
- Smith-Hughes, John. (--). 1 November to 12 December 1965. 3 typed, 1 hand-written pages. See also CD 3, Box 5.
- Stanley, John. (--). 18 October to 2 November 1965. 1 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Surrell, A. G. (U0883). 8 November to 15 November 1965. 1 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Sutherland, D. G. C. (--). 28 February to 7 April 1966. 3 typed pages.
- Tinsley, J. D. (U-0882). Completed questionnaire with two hand-written letters dated 3 November 1965 attached; 2 additional hand-written letters (no dates) of 3 and 1 pages.
- Tootell, H. (U-757). 11 to 31 October 1965. 2 typed, 14 hand-written pages.
- Verney, Stephen. (--). 18 to 22 October 1965. 1 typed, 1 hand-written pages.
- Wills, J. H. G. (U-1055). 15 December 1965. Completed questionnaire plus 7 supplementary typed pages.
- Wingate, John. (--). 20 January to 11 September 1966. 3 typed, 8 hand-written pages.
- Woodhouse, Monty. (--). 16 November to 29 November 1965. 1 typed, 1 hand-written pages. See also CD 7, Box 5.
- Yeaden, Douglas I. (U-910). 4 November 1965. 8 hand-written pages.

Folder 3: Correspondence with Australian veterans of the Battle of Crete (1965‒1971)
- Barrington, P. (--). 5 to 21 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Bayly, C. W. (A-0513). 20 November 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Besssell-Browne, I. J. (A-0518). 1 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed page.
-Boyle, Fred. D. (A-0582). 21 October 1965. 8 hand-written pages.
- Brown, Fred. (A-0530). 14 November 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Bryan, C. R. (A-0584). 24 November 1965 to 19 January 1966. 2 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Cade, Douglas. (A-0533). 21 October to 17 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 4 hand-written pages. Cade’s diary of Battle of Crete, pp 21-47 (26 photocopied pages), covering 26 April to 1 June 1941.
- Campbell, Ian R. (A-0575). 2 to 17 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 1 hand-written pages. Journal of the 2^nd/1^st Infantry Battalion, November 1965. See also Box 6, Folder 1 – Citations.
- Carroll, S. L. (A-0545). No date. 1 typed page.
- Carter, Gerald C. (A-0585). 29 November to 28 December 1965. 6 typed pages.
- Chrystal, Cecil. (A-0534). 2 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Craig, L. (A-0558). No date. 1 typed page.
- Craig, Noel. (A-0554). 2 December 1965. 1 typed page.
- Cunningham, William Joseph. (A-0539). 23 November 1965. Completed questionnaire and 2 supplementary hand-written pages.
- Dundas, K. I. (A-0514). 14 November 1965. Completed questionnaire and 2 supplementary hand-written pages.
- Dyer, John. (A-0556). No date. 14 typed pages. See also Box 6, Folder 1 – Citations.
- Falla, J. St. H. (A-0536). 18 October 1965. 1 typed page.Fitzhardinge, J. B. (A-0532-A). Date not legible. Completed questionnaire, 2 typed pages.
- Fitzgerald, David. (--). 7 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Hardie, Ian Alexander. (A-0523) 19 October to 5 December 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 9 hand-written pages.
- Hooper, Geo. F. (A-0555). No date. 4 typed pages.
- Hoskins, Charles. (A-0544). No date. 1 typed page.
- Hunter, Charles. (A-0581). 2 November 1965 to 30 May 1971. 6 typed, 13 hand-written pages.
- Jackson, D. A. C. (A-0520). 29 October 1965. Completed questionnaire, 10 typed page account of “Attack on Perivolia, Crete”.
- Kebblewhite, E. (A-0537). 16 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Kennedy, Michael “Mick” C. (A-0553). 5 October 1965 to28 March 1966. 30 typed pages. See also Box 2, Folder 1.
- Killey, George Henry. (A-0538). 20 December 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Lergessner, E. T. (A-0552). No date. 2 typed pages.
- Long, Gavin. (--). 16 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- McCarrey, W. A. (A-0528). 12 December 1965. 4 hand-written pages.
- Maitland, James Angus. (A-0543). 6 December 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Miles, ?. (A-0541). No date. 6 hand-written pages.
- Morrison, Ian M. (--). 28 October 1965. 2 hand-written pages.
- Penn, Charles Samuel. (A-0529). No date. 5 hand-written pages.
- Rabey, Alf George. (A-0540). 13 November 1965. 7 hand-written pages.
- Reilly, A. J. C. (A-621). 4 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Robertson, W. L. (A-0574). 3 November 1965. 2 typed, 3 hand-written pages.
- Roffey, G. C. deF. (A-0573). 10 December 1965. 2 hand-written pages.
- Ryan, L. D. (A-0524). 26 October 1965 to 23 February 1966. 8 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Sandover, R. L. (A-0526). 4 November to 14 December 1965. 10 typed, 3 hand-written pages. Plus 3 hand-written letters and 1 black/white photograph from Costas M. Fotakis to Sandover, dated 10 January 1948 and 12 August 1949. See also CD 3, Box 5.
- Searle, F. W. (--). 16 to 23 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Selby, C. H. (A-0583). No date. 19 typed pages (from his letters written during the Battle of Crete).
- Skinner, A. P. (A-0527). 31 October 1965. 2 hand-written pages.
- Spango, Bill. (--). 15 October 1965 to 5 August 1966. 6 hand-written pages, 1 postcard, 1 news clipping.
- Spry, C. C. F. (--). 18 October to 10 December 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Stauton, Frank. (--). 18 October to 25 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Strutt, H. W. (A-0535). 2 December 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed page.
- Thornton, W. J. (A-0525). 22 October to 22 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 16 hand-written pages.
- Watson, G. C. (--). 18 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Wild, G. P. (A-0521). 19 October to 24 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Wilson, R. V. (A-0546). 8 March to 16 March 1966. 3 typed, 2 hand-written pages.

BOX 4

Folder 1: Correspondence with New Zealander veterans of the Battle of Crete (1965‒1971).
- Anderson, J. N. (N-0355). 28 October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Andrew, Leslie W. (--). 20 October to 31 October 1965. 1 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Bennett, Charles M. (--). 29 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Bishop, R. T. (N-0372). 30 October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Brunette, John H. (N-0415). 2 December 1965. 3 typed pages.
- Bryce, Ian. (N-0411). 24 November 1965 to 17 January 1966. 4 typed pages.
- Burrows, James Thomas. (--). 18 April 1966. Completed questionnaire plus 2 supplementary typed pages.
- Christie, H. K. (N-0360). 9 December 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Cox, Geoffrey. (N-0410). 6 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Dawson, Robert B. (--). 20 October 1965. 1 typed page.
- Donald, H. V. (N-0358). 30 October 1965. Completed questionnaire plus 3 supplementary hand-written pages.
- Feguson, J. B. (N-0354). 27 October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Field, Harry G. (N-0409). 5 November to 1 December 1965. 5 typed pages.
- Gentry, William. (N-0358). (N-0380). 20 October to 2 November 1965. 3 typed pages (two of the pages answer questions from missing questionnaire).
- Gerard, J. D. (--). 30 September to 24 October 1965. 1 typed, 1 hand-written pages.
- Gibson, N. M. F. (N-0370). 4 March to 14 March 1966. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 2 handwritten pages plus “Crete by N. Gibson – Lieut.” 6 typed pages.
- Griffiths, William John. (N-0401). 1 December to 12 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 1 typed, 28 hand-written pages, 1 postcard.
- Hanan, Ralph. (N-0412). 24 November to 1 December 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Hanson, F. M. (N-0356). 20 December 1965 to 7 April 1966. Completed questionnaire, 7 typed, 7 hand-written pages. Photocopy of newspaper clipping with no date.
- Hulena, Mick. (N-0416). 28 March 1966. Completed questionnaire, 1 hand-written page.
- Hurst, Walter E. W. (N-0367). 30 October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Inglis, Lindsay. (--). 20 October 1965. 1 typed page. 1 newspaper clipping.
- James, Cecil Ernest. (N-0362). 30 October to 10 December 1965. Completed questionnaire, 6 typed pages.
- Kerr, J. F. (N-0404). 2 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Kippenberger, Howard. (--). 29 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Kuruwaaka, K. (--). 29 May 1971. 1 typed page.
- Little, K. J. (N-0408). 8 November 1965 to 30 May 1971. 10 typed, 3 hand-written pages.
- McAnally, J. F. (N-0405). 19 October to 2 November 1965. 1 typed, 10 hand-written pages.
- McDevitt, J. T. (N-0402). 4 January 1965 to 3 August 1971. Completed questionnaire, 8 typed, 88 hand-written pages.
- Mason, Malcolm J. (--). 30 September to 27 October 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Mason, W. W. (N-0407). 3 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Moir, Thomas. (N-0404). 2 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Nathan, E. N. D. (N-0403). 2 November to 15 November 1965. 1 typed, 4 hand-written pages.
- Petritakis, E. (--). 27 May to 13 July 1971. 2 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Philips, W. D. (N-0420). No date. 8 typed pages.
- Pleasants, Clive L. (N-0361). 13 February 1966. Completed questionnaire.
- Rawle, Russell Endean. (N-0371). 30 October to 23 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 3 hand-written pages.
- Riddell, R. E. (N-0413). 19 November 1965. 4 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Rogers, Ern W. (--). 10 June 1965 to 14 March 1966. 5 typed pages.
- Rogers, Fred. (N-0406). 28 December 1965. 4 hand-written pages.
- Ross, J. E. (N-0369). 10 November 1965. 2 hand-written pages.
- Russell, F. J. (N-0414). 30 November 1965. 1 typed page.
- Ryan, W. H. (N-0352). 30 October 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Snadden, John Pine. (N-0353). 2 November 1965. Completed questionnaire. “The March over the Pass” by J. P. Snadden, Capt., 5 typed, 1 hand-written page.
- Sprosen, J. F. R. (N-0351). 15 December 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Stellin, D. J. (--). 19 March 1966. 1 typed page.
- Stewart, Keith. (N-0379). 20 October to 24 November 1965. Completed questionnaire, 5 typed pages.
- Stewart, R. S. (N-0366). 12 November 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Trousdale, A. C. (N-0375). 16 November 1965. Completed questionnaire.
- Twhigg, John Martin. (N-0376). 9 February 1966. Completed questionnaire, 3 typed pages.

Folder 2: Correspondence with German veterans of the Battle of Crete (1957‒1971).
- Beier, Johann. (--). 16 December 1957. 1 typed page.
- Berg, Richard. (G-1547). 3 March to 19 March 1966. 1 typed page, 1 hand-written postcard.
- Berger, --?--. (--). 12 September 1966. 1 typed page.
- Böhmler, Rudolf. (G-1501). 7 August 1961 to 4 February 1966. 11 typed pages.
- Brehde, Dietrich. (G-1541). 7 March to 2 May 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Brinkman, Peter. (G-1513). 21 November to 26 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Brügel, Bernhard. (G-1511). 10 January 1966. 1 typed page.
- Dreverman, Wolf. (G-1506). 19 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Eitel, Adolf. (G-1509). 2 December 1965 to 11 February 1966. 4 typed, 1 hand-written pages.
- Heydte, Freiherr von der. (G-1515). 25 January to 1 March 1966. 17 typed pages.
- Genz, Alfred. (G-1542). 7 March 1966. 1 typed page.
- Gericke, Walter. (G-1514). 10 February to 25 September 1966. 8 typed pages.
- Grabmann, Hans. (--). 22 May to 25 June 1971. 2 typed pages.
- Hanitsch, --?--. (--). 12 September 1966. 1 typed page.
- Heising, Alfons. (G-1512). 20 November 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Herrmann, Harry. (G-1526). 25 January to 9 February 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Hofinger, Willy. (G-1546). 8 April to 6 August 1966. 4 typed pages. 4 b/w snapshots.
- Kaufmann, Fritz von. (G-1520). 28 November 1966. 1 typed page.
- Kerutt, Hellmut. (G-1525). 25 January to 22 February 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Krause, Hans. (G-1524). 28 February to 14 March 1966. 2 typed, 2 hand-written pages.
- Kreipe, Heinrich. (G-1532). 26 January 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Krakau, August. (G-1519). 28 February to 29 March 1966. 1 typed, 1 hand-written pages. One b/w snapshot.
- Kroh, Hans. (G-1534). 25 September 1966. 2 typed, 4 hand-written pages.
- Kurowski, Franz. (G-1504). 20 November to 6 December 1965. 2 typed pages.
- Lepkowski, Erich. (G-1530). 25 January 1966. 1 typed page.
- Lenze, F. (G-1505). 12 October to 28 October 1965. 2 typed, 8 hand-written pages.
- Magold, Li. (G-1503). 23 November 1965. 1 hand-written card. See also CD 8, Box 5.
- Matern, --?--. (--). 12 September 1966. 1 typed page.
- Mündel, Karl. (G-1533). 2 March 1966. 5 typed pages, 1 hand-written card.
- Neumann, Heinrich. (G-1538).  5 April to 20 October 1966. 26 typed, 10 hand-written pages; 1 Christmas card.
- Pissin, (--?--). (G-1540). 7 March 1966. 1 typed page.
- Ramcke, Bernhard Hermann. (G-1529). 25 January 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Raithel, Hellmut. (G-1522). 1 March to 5 April 1966. 10 typed, 4 hand-written pages.
- Reinhardt, Kurt. (G-1549). 2 April to 25 April 1966. 1 typed page. 2 telegrams.
- Ringel, Julius. (G-1518). 19 April 1964 to 28 February 1966. 2 typed pages.
- Saus, Horst. (G-1548). 18 March to 22 April 1966. 3 typed pages. 1 typed card.
- Schmeling, Max. (G-1528). 25 January 1966. 1 typed page.
- Schröder, Gustav. (G-1527). 23 February 1966 to 27 February 1967. 11 typed, 1 hand-written pages.
- Schulz, Karl-Lothar. (G-1531). 25 January 1966. 1 typed page.
- Segendorf, Hanz-Günther. (G-1550). 5 April 1966. 1 typed page.
- Seidel, H.-D. (G-1510). 30 November 1965 to 28 March 1966. 12 typed pages.
- Student, Kurt. (G-1523). 25 January to 28 February 1966. 8 typed pages. Plus letter written 4 February 1958 (4 hand-written pages, transcribed in 3 typed pages).
- Voltmer, Erich. (G-1508). 28 December 1965 to 21 January 1966. 3 typed pages.
- Weixler, Franz Peter. (G-1502). 26 October 1965 to 28 June 1966. Completed questionnaire. 3 typed, 4 hand-written pages. See also CD 4, Box 5.
- Wittmann, August. (G-1517). 25 January to 20 February 1966. 2 typed, 4 hand-written pages.
- Wurl, Georg. (G-1507). 21 January 1966 to 8 April 1968. 3 typed, 4 hand-written pages.
- Zanker, (--?--). (G-1539). 7 March 1966. 1 typed page.

BOX 5

Eight magnetic tapes with interviews with veterans of the Battle of Crete (1965‒1966) copied on eight cds. [DIGITIZED]
1. NZ CVA on Crete. May 1966. 50 minutes. English.
2. Dr. Ziegler talking about German occupation of Chanea. 1-8 March 1966. 3 hours. German.
3. Sandover (Australian) and Smith-Hughes (British). No date. 2 hours. English.
4. Weixler (Franz Peter?) (German) 2-3 January 1965. 1 ½ hours. German.
5. “An anonymous British officer who took part in the Cretan Resistance”. 16 November 1965. Recorded in Athens. 64 minutes. English.
6. Manousos Manousakis. 16 November 1965. 2 hours, 16 minutes. German.
7. Five British Battle of Crete veterans recorded on Crete 18 November, 7-9 December 1965. 6 hours. R. T. Casdagli, Sam Griffith, George Jellicos (?), --?-- Haggard, Monty Woodhouse. English.
8. Li Magold. No date. 50 minutes. German.

BOX 6

Folder 1a: Miscellaneous sources: notes, correspondence (1958‒1966)
Gibson, K. (Australian or New Zealander). 6 May 1966. 1 hand-written page.
Haggard, Hugh. 9 December 1965. 1 typed page of notes from conversation.
Mühleisen, Hans-Otto. 25 November 1965, 17 February 1967. 2 typed pages.
Neher, Kurt. No date. 6 hand-written pages of notes.
Paterakis, Emmanuel. 21 October 1958. 2 typed pages.
Smart, J. R.  26 November 1965. 1 typed page.
Wines, Gerald K. 28 April 1965. 1 typed page.

Folder 1b: Notes on German activities during the Battle of Crete (no date). 22 pages.

Folder 1c: Miscellaneous German notes (no date). 11 pages.

Folder 1d: Miscellaneous notes about Commonwealth participants (no date). 9 pages.

Folder 1e: Citations for decorations won on Crete and in Greece by officers and men and escapees of 2/1 Inf. Battalion (no date). 19 typed pages.

Folder 1f: Hand-written notes (about 100 hundred pages), small notebook with hand-written notes, and 6 pages printed matter (no date).

Folder 1g: 84 Hand-written notecards of subjects for Battle of Crete book, organized alphabetically (no date).

Folder 2a: Two packets for 25^th Anniversary of Battle of Crete including map of Chania, invitation to Chania Town Hall, Program 20–22 May 1966 (Greek and English copies), National Tourist Organization invitation to cocktail party, Chania, Crete Tourist Guide.

Folder 2b: Pamphlets for 1971 celebration of Battle of Crete: Η Μάχη των Ολίγων, two programs for 30^th celebration of Battle of Crete on 22–23 May 1971.

Folder 2c: Participation of New Zealand veterans in 25^th and 30^th Anniversaries of Battle of Crete.

Folder 2d: photos and postcards
Black/white undated photographs from one of the Battle of Crete Anniversaries: two contact sheets with 40 negatives.
Blank postcards: one idyllic scene, five heroic scene of Cretan over dead German with date May 1941 (see Envelope 17).

BOX 7

Drafts of Bayard Stockton’s work on the Battle of Crete.
Folder 1
Hand-written, no date, over 100 pages. Divided into dated sections: 20 May to 1 June.

Folder 2
Notes on specific topics, typed, no date. “Chapters” titled:
- “Sphakia, Crete”, two versions, 19 and 21 pages.
- “Rethymnon” two copies, one with penned revisions, 107 pages.
- “I[nvasion]”, two copies, 24 pages.
Paragraphs relying on the recorded (see Box 5) accounts of participants in the Battle of Crete, 2 copies, 7 pages (see Envelope 17).

SERIES II: THE GREEK MILITARY DICTATORSHIP (21 April 1967 to 24 July 1974)

The bulk of these papers include English-language Greek government press releases and newspaper articles and clippings (although not attributed, it is likely that these clippings are from the largest English-language daily, The Athens News).

BOX 8

Greece before the Military Dictatorship (1930s to 1967)
Folder 1a
1935–1950, a chronology (no date). 64 typed and hand-written pages.

Folder 1b
Lindartos 1935. 53 hand-written pages.

Folder 1c
Miscellaneous notes and newspaper interviews with James Crabtree and Ilias Lapatas (1969).
- WWII. No date. 11 hand-written pages.
- Interview with James Crabtree (in Aκρόπολις, 7 December 1969, and English translation). 2 typed and hand-written pages, 1 Greek newspaper article.
- Interview with Ilias Lapatas. 7 March 19??. 1 typed page.
- Unidentified hand-written page (no date).

Folder 2
Binder with brief hand-written notes about period from 1909, 1934 to 1950. At the beginning some notes about the Grande Bretagne Hotel (see also Box 13, Folder 2d) (no date).

Folder 3
Greece: The political situation 1950 to 1968
- "Απώλειαι και Καταστροφαί εκ της Κομμουνιστικής Επιθέσεως εν Ελλάδι". October 1950. 7 typed pages.
- “Greek General Elections of February 16, 1964”. Prime Minister’s Office. No date. 10 typed pages.
- “Record of the Political Crisis 1965”. Prime Minister’s Office. July 1965. 6 typed pages.
- “Note on the Background of the ‘Lambrakis Affair’”. Prime Minister’s Office. September 1966. 5 typed pages.
- “Findings of the Aspida Investigation”. October 1966. (No source). 14 typed pages.
- “Post-War Parliamentary Elections in Greece”. Ministry of the Prime Minister. March 1967. 20 typed pages.
- “The Political Situation in Greece from 1964 to our Days [1968]”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 18 typed pages.

Folder 4a
Greek Prime Ministers and Governments 1936 to 1967
- “Governments in Greece from 1940”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Post-War Governments in Greece”. Prime Minister’s Office. 4 April 1967. 2 typed pages.
- Government under Mr. George Papandreou Leader of the Union of the Centre”. Prime Minister’s Office. 16 November 1964. 1 typed page.
- “Government under Mr. George Athanassiades-Novas”. Prime Minister’s Office. 20 July 1965. 1 typed page.
- “Government under Mr. Elias Tsirimokos”. Prime Minister’s Office. 20 August 1965. 1 typed page.
- “Government under Mr. Stephanos Stephanopoulos”. Prime Minister’s Office. 22 September, 5 October, November 1965. 5 typed pages.
- “Government under Mr. Panayotis Canellopoulos”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 3 April 1967. 1 typed page.
- (Government of Constantine Kollias). Prime Minister’s Office. 6 May 1967. 1 typed page.

Folder 4b
Brief biographies of ministers of pre-April 1967 governments, in alphabetical order.
- George Athanassiadis-Novas. Prime Minister’s Office. December 1963. 1 typed page.
- Panayiotis Canellopoulos. No source. October 1963. 2 typed pages.
- Panayiotis Canellopoulos. Prime Minister’s Office. April 1967. 2 typed pages.
- Constantine Caramanlis. No source. October 1963. 2 typed pages. B/W picture in Athens. 1960.
- Damaskinos. No source. No date. 2 hand-written pages.
- Spyros Markezinis. No source. October 1963. 2 typed pages.
- John Metaxas. From Encyclopedia of Eleos. No date. 5 typed pages.
- George Papandreou. No source. No date. 2 hand-written pages.
- John Paraskevopoulos. Prime Minister’s Office. December 1966. 1 typed page.
- John Paraskevopoulos. UN Industrial Development Organization. 29 November 1967. 1 typed page.
- John Passalides. Greek Who’s Who 1962. October 1963. 1 typed page.
- Nicholas Plastiras. No source. No date. 1 hand-written page.
- Themistocles Sophoulis. No source. No date. 1 hand-written page.
- Stephanos Stephanopoulos. Prime Minister’s Office. October 1966. 3 typed pages.
- Kyriakou Eleftherios Venezelos. From Encyclopedia of Eleos. No date. 8 typed pages.

Folder 4c
Greece at the time of George Papandreou’s Center Union election in 1964.
- B/W photograph of George Papandreou walking down street in Chania, Crete. 1964.
- Summary of Greece at time of Center Union’s election. No source. No date. 6 typed pages.
- One page biographies of cabinet members of the 1964 government of George Papandreou.
Prime Minister’s Office. February–July 1964. 43 typed pages. In alphabetical order:
Loukis Akritas
Stelios Allamanis
Angelos Angelousis
Evanghelos Arvanitakis
Nicolas Bacopoulos
George Bakatselos
Alexander Baltadzis
Stavros Biris
Athanassios Canellopoulos
Stavros Costopoulos
Nicholas Exarchos
Peter Garoufalias
Stylianos Houtas
Andreas Kokkevis
Nicholas Malliakas
Constantine Maris
George Melas (April, July 1964)
Constantine Mitsotakis
George Mylonas
Michael Papaconstantinou
Andreas Papandreou
George Papandreou (4 typed pages)
Dimitrios Papaspyrou
Dimitrios Pappas
Polychronis Polychronidis
Michael Stefanidis
Costas Taliadouris
John Toumbas (2 typed pages)
Pavlos Vardinoyannis
John Yannopoulos
John G. Zighdis (2 typed pages)

Folder 5
Government statements and studies about all aspects of life in Greece, produced 1961 to February 1967:
- “The National Theatre and Ancient Greek Drama”. Prime Minister’s Office. 7 June 1961. 5 typed pages.
- “Notes on Greek Folk Music”. Prime Minister’s Office. 8 February 1962. 5 typed pages.
- “Religions”. No source. 26 February 1962. 1 typed page.
- “Political Rights of Women in Greece”.  Prime Minister’s Office. August 1962. 3 typed pages.
- “Statement by the Prime Minister Mr. George Papandreou on Plans for Educational Reform in Greece”. Prime Minister’s Office. 16 November 1963. 13 typed pages.
- “Greek Travel Statistics”. National Tourist Organisation of Greece. 1963. 51 typed pages.
- “Athens”. Prime Minister’s Office. 16 March 1964. 6 typed pages.
- “The Government Policy on the Merchant Marine”. Prime Minister’s Office. 3 April 1964. 4 typed pages.
- “The Constitutional System of Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 111. April 1966. 3 typed pages.
- “New Strides in the Electrification of Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 301. April 1966. 5 typed pages.
- “The Farm Insurance Scheme”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 171. May 1966. 3 typed pages.
- “Farming and Farm Production in Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 142. May 1966. 3 typed pages.
- “Greek Merchant Shipping”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 144. May 1966. 3 typed pages.
- “Tourism in Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 303. June 1966. 8 typed pages.
- “Education in Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 201. September 1966. 6 typed pages.
- “Social Welfare in Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 172. November 1966. 7 typed pages.
- “Greece Basic Facts and Figures”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 302. November 1966. 23 typed pages.
- “Tourist Traffic during the Years 1963, 64, 65”. National Tourist Organization of Greece. 1966. 8 typed (some oversized) pages.
- “Workers’ Welfare Policy”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 173. February 1967. 5 typed pages.
- “The Press and Broadcasting in Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Paper 191. February 1967. 8 typed pages.
- “The Greek Parliament and its Premises (1821–1965)”. No source. No date. 3 typed pages.
- Many English language newspaper clippings concerning strikes in Greece in 1966 and 1967. 6 pages with glued clippings.

Folder 6
Translations of articles in Greek newspapers 1935-1939: Vradini, Athenaika Nea, Kathemerine, Acropolis. 82 hand-written pages.

Folder 7
Bayard Stockton’s notes and correspondence concerning post-WWII Greece:
- “Greek Personalities – Political and Guerrilla”. No date. 2 typed and hand-written pages.
- “Possible Sources – American”. No date. 2 typed and hand-written pages.
- “Possible Sources – Greek” No date. 1 typed and hand-written page.
- “Useful Quotes on Greeks”. No date. 3 typed pages.
- “Editorial Comment, 26 Jan 65, Churchill’s Death. No date. 6 typed pages.
- Stockton letters of inquiry* to A.C. Sedgwick, Carl Rankin, Richard B. Haven. 3, 7 February 1965. 3 typed pages. *(“the thought has occurred to me that it might be worthwhile, both as a journalistic and semi-historical exercise – to attempt to interpret current Greek politics in light of the last two decades.”)
- Hand-written notes. No date. 6 pages.

BOX 9

Folder 1a
21 April 1967, Announcements of Greek Military coup:
- “Message of the Prime Minister Mr. Constantine Kollias to the Greek People”. Prime Minister’s Office. 21 April 1967. 3 typed pages.
- “The Government’s Policy Program”. Prime Minister’s Office. 21 April 1967. 3 typed pages.
- “Parenthese – Transition, Une analyse de la situation politique actuelle par M. G. Georgalas, Secretaire d’Etat aupres du Premier Ministre”. Ministere a la Presidence du Conseil. 21 April 1967 (?). 3 typed pages.

Folder 1b
Cabinet of Military Dictatorship 1967 to 1971:
- Cabinet of new government. Ministere a la Presidence du Conseil. 14 December 1967. 1 typed page.
- “New Ministers and Undersecretaries Sworn in”. Foreign Press Division. 28 June 1969. 1 typed page.
- Cabinet of new government. Foreign Press Division. 29 June 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “List of the Government Members”. Secretariat General of Press and Information. 26 August 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “The Government”. Secretariat General of Press and Information. 18 September 1971. 2 typed pages.

Folder 1c
Brief Biographies of Military Dictatorship Ministers:
- “Who is Who:  The Prime Minister, Colonel G. Papadopoulos”. Athens News Agency. 14 December 1967. 2 typed pages.
- “George Papadopoulos, Prime Minister”. No source. 21 December 1967. 2 typed pages.
- George Papadopoulos. 8 b/w portrait photographs. No date or descriptions. 3 b/w photographs with descriptions (brief descriptions: Easter with soldiers, with Agathangellos, with military on 22 January 1968). 1 photograph with no description.
- “Stylianos Pattakos, Deputy Premier and Minister of Interior”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 21 December 1967. 1 typed page.
- Stylianos Pattakos. 2 b/w photographs. No date.
- “Diomidis Angelopoulos, Vice Minister to the Prime Minister”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “George Georgalas, Vice Minister to the Prime Minister”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Constantine Michalopoulos, Vice-Minister to the Prime Minister”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Constantine Vovolinis, Under Secretary of State to the Prime Minister’s Office”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Paul Economou-Gouras, Minister of Foreign Affairs”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. May 1967. 1 typed page.
- “Panayotis Pipinelis, Minister of Foreign Affairs”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 20 November 1967. 1 typed page.
- Panayotis Pipinelis. b/w photograph. No date.
- “Nickolaos Ephesios, Minister of State”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Nicolaos Makarezos, Minister of Coordination”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- Nicolaos Makarezos. 2 b/w photographs. No date.
- “Michael Kozonis, Undersecretary of State for Coordination”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. English and French. 2 typed pages.
- “Adamantios Androutsopoulos, Minister of Finance”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. February 1968. 1 typed page.
- “Spyridon Lizardos, Undersecretary for Finance”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. May 1967. 1 typed page.
- “Christos Aches, Sous-Secretaire d’ Etat aux Finances”. Ministère à la Presidence du Conseil. November 1969. 2 typed pages.
- “Epaminondas Tsellos, Minister of Commerce”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Nicolaos Economopoulos, Minister of Industry”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. May 1967. 1 typed page.
- “Constantinos Kypreos, Minister of Industry”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. December 1967. 1 type page.
- “Apostolos Voyadjis, Minister of Labor”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. August 1968. 1 typed page.
- “Paul Manolopoulos, Minister of Labor”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Alexandros Mattheou, Ministre de l’Agriculture”. Ministere a la Presidence du Conseil. May 1967. 1 typed page.
- “Ioannis Papavlahopoulos, Minister of Agriculture”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Panayotis Papapanayiotou, Sous-Secretaire d’Etat au Ministere de l’Agriculture”. Ministere a la Presidence du Conseil. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Constantin Papadimitriou, Ministre de Travaux Publics”. Ministere a la Presidence du Conseil. February 1968. 1 typed page.
- “Elias Kyriakopoulos, Minister of Justice”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Angelos Tsoukalas, Minister of Justice”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Pavlos Totomis, Minister of Public Order”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. May 1967. 1 typed page.
- “Panayotis Tzevelecos, Minister of Public Order”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. January 1968. 1 typed page.
- “Ioannis Tsantilas, Minister of Communications”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. May 1967. 1 typed page.
- “George Vallis, Ministre des Communications”. Ministere a la Presidence du Conseil. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Dimitrios I. Zafiropoulos, Director General of the Press Division”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “George Douvalopoulos, Minister of Social Services”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Panayotis Lambrakos, Vice Minister of Social Services”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Lucas Patras, Minister of Social Welfare”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. July 1968. 2 typed pages.
- “Elias Dimitras, Under-Secretary of Social Welfare”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. July 1968. 2 typed pages.
- “George Vallis, Minister of Northern Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. August 1968. 1 typed page.
- “Ioannis Holevas, Minister of Merchant Marine”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. July 1968. 2 typed pages.
- “Lucas Patras, Minister without Portfolio”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Nikitas Sioris, Under-Secretary of State for National Education”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Spyridon Dimitrakos, Vice Minister of National Education and Religions”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 1 typed page.
- “George Zoitakis, Regent”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. January 1968. 1 typed page.
- George Zoitakis. b/w photograph. No date.
- “Dimitrios G. Tsakonas, Regular Professor of Sociology at the Panteios Highest School of Political Science”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. English and French. 2 typed pages.
- “(Christos) Xanthopoulos-Palamas”. No date. 2 hand-written pages.

Folder 2a
Speeches of George Papadopoulos, Prime Minister:
- “Speech delivered on January 22, 1968, by the Prime Minister, Mr. George Papadopoulos to the Officers of the Security Forces, at the Palace Movie Theatre”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. February 1968. 7 typed pages.
- “Extracts from Speeches and Interviews by the Prime Minister, Mr. George Papadopoulos”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. August–September 1968. English and French. 10 typed pages.
- “Speech Delivered by Mr. George Papadopoulos, Prime Minister of Greece”. Press Office to the Prime Minister. 6 September 1969. 9 typed pages.
- “Following is the full text of a speech delivered today by the Prime Minister, Mr. George Papadopoulos, to an audience consisting of the Nation’s religious, civil, judiciary and military leaders and of representatives of the productive classes, the Greek and foreign Press, the University students, the workers, the farmers, and others”. Ministry of the Prime Minister. 15 December 1969. 18 typed pages.
- “Premier’s Address to the Nation” and “our political editor writes”. 16 December 1969. 15 typed pages.
- Unidentified speech and press conference delivered by George Papadopoulos. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 10 April 1970. 22 pages.
- “The Prime Minister’s Press Conference of April 10, 1970”. Ministry of the Prime Minister. 6 typed pages.
- “Premier’s Office Releases Resume of Conversation with Servan-Schreiber”. Foreign Press Division. 29 April 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Message of the Prime Minister Mr. George Papadopoulos, on the Completion of Three Years since the Revolution”. Foreign Press Division. 2 May 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Full Text of Prime Minister’s Interview with Sir Hugh Greene”. No source. 9 August 1970. 8 typed pages and copy of newspaper article by Sir Hugh Greene in The Sunday Telegraph, 2 August 1970.
- “Message of the Prime Minister Mr. George Papadopoulos to the Greek People on the Occasion of the the Constitution of the Advisory Committee”. Foreign Press Division. 26 November 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The full context of tonight’s very important address of the Prime Minister, Mr. George Papadopoulos, to the Greek People, giving, for their full information, a detailed account on the achievements of the National Revolutionary Government during this passing year, and the programming of the Government’s works for the year to come”. No source. 19 December 1970. 21 typed pages.
- “Message of the Prime Minister Mr. G. Papadopoulos to the Greeks abroad on the occasion of the New Year”. Foreign Press Division. 2 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The Prime Minister’s New Year Message to the People of Greece”. No source. 31 December 1970. 3 typed pages and hand-written note.
- Speech delivered by Prime Minister, George Papadopoulos at Thessaloniki International Fair on 28 August 1971. No source. 10 typed pages.
- “The Prime Minister’s speech at today’s Cabinet meeting . . .”. Secretariat General of Press and Information. 29 November 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Text of the Prime Minister’s Address to the Greek Nation on December 18, 1971”. Secretariat General of Press. 21 typed pages.
- “Summary of the Prime Minister’s Speech on the Inaugural Sitting of the Consultative Committee for the Year 1972”. Secretariat General of Press. 8 January 1972. 3 typed pages.
- “Message of the Greek Prime Minister, Mr. G. Papadopoulos, to Mark the Anniversary of the Celebration of the Fighting Virtue of Greeks, War Veterans’ Day, and the Victory against Communist Bandits”. Foreign Press Division. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Text of the Prime Minister’s Message to the 35^th International Fair of Thessaloniki”. Foreign Press Division. No date. 2 typed pages.
- Unidentified speech by Papadopoulos in Larissa. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “The Democratic Functioning of Political Parties”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 2 typed pages.

Folder 2b
News clippings concerning Papadopoulos. Newspaper(s) unknown. 20 November 1969 to 20 December 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 26 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 2c
Booklets published by the Ministry to the Prime Minister:
- “The Political Situation in Greece from 1944 to the Present, The Communist Danger”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 1970. 20 page small booklet.
- “Three Years of National Resurgence, 21 April 1967 – 21 April 1970”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 1970. 46 page booklet.
- “Thirty Years of Struggle and Sacrifice”. Foreign Press Division. 1970. 48 page booklet.

Folder 3a
Undersecretary to the Prime Minister, Mr. Georgalas: press releases, news clippings (1970‒1971)
- Untitled. Foreign Press Division. 11 September 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Mr. Georgalas Answers Questions on Nature of the Present Regime”. Foreign Press Division. 12 September 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Undersecretary to Premier Speaks on Elections”. Foreign Press Division. 9 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Undersecretary to Premier Lectures on Revolution”. Foreign Press Division. 15 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Undersecretary to Premier Speaks of Bread Prices”. Foreign Press Division. 17 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- “The Undersecretary to the Prime Minister’s Office Mr. Georgalas Discusses Future Parliamentary System in Weekly Broadcast”. Foreign Press Division. 20 November 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Mr. Georgalas Speaks on Mission of Advisory Committee”. Foreign Press Division. 28 November 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Undersecretary to Premier Discusses Role of Public Order Ministry”. Foreign Press Division. 5 December 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Speech of the Under Secretary to the Prime Minister’s Office Mr.Georgalas Delivered at a Dinner Given in his Honor by the Foreign Press Correspondents on December 9, 1970. 5 typed pages.
- “Mr. Georgalas Speaks on Successful Battle Against Unemployment”. Foreign Press Division. 12 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Mr. Georgalas Traces Progress in Solving Housing Problems”. Foreign Press Division. 8 May 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Mr. Georgalas Discusses Legislative Task in Television Broadcast”. Foreign Press Division. 26 June 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Greek Indignation Directed ‘Solely Against Certain U.S. Congressmen” Mr. Georgalas”. Foreign Press Division. No date. 5 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning Georgalas. Source of most clippings unknown. July 1970 to 21 March 1971 (date added in red on clipping). 8 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 3b
Deputy Premier, Stylianos Pattakos: speeches, press releases, news clippings (1969‒1970):
- Letter to Stylianos Pattakos from Bjorn Hoelseth, Norway. 18 September 1969. 5 typed pages.
- “Declarations of the Deputy Premier S. Pattakos concerning future developments”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 11 November 1969. 3 typed pages.
- “Mr. Pattakos, in replying to an address by the Mayor of Alexandropoulis”. Untitled news release. 22 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Deputy Premier Addresses Dinner Following Opening of Thessaloniki Fair”. Foreign Press Division. 29 August 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The Greek developments and their meaning in the framework of international life”. Speech given to Foreign Press Association. 24 September 1970. 5 typed pages.
- Untitled report of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, S. Pattakos, talk to the foreign press. No date. 2 typed pages.
- Six untitled Foreign Press Division news releases concerning the Deputy Premier, Pattakos. 6 March to 30 April 1971. 8 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning Pattakos. Source of clippings unknown. 6 November 1969 to 8 September 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 40 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 4a
1969 Ministry of Coordination Press Releases:
- “Economic News”. Ministry of Coordination Newsletter. August 1969. 4 typed pages.
- “More offices established in Greece by foreign firms”. Ministry of Coordination. 1 October 1969. 2 typed pages.
- “Within the framework of the effort to reformulate the countryside; Construction of the big irrigation project of Tavropos-Karditsa is being accelerated; 275 million drachmae of appropriations have been made available in the post-Revolution period”. Ministry of Coordination. 1 October 1969. 3 typed pages.
- “Spectacular increase in new private investments within the first seven months of 1969; 4,778 million drachmae of new productive investments come under the beneficial clauses of Law 4171”. Ministry of Coordination. 2 October 1969. 2 typed pages.
- (Meeting of the European Cooperation Committee). Ministry of Coordination. 13 October 1969. 2 typed pages.
- “Considerable increase of foreign exchange deposits accounts of Greek workers and seamen abroad”. Ministry of Coordination. 16 October 1969. 1 typed page.
- “The extension and modernization of the State Oil Refinery at Aspropyrgos”. Ministry of Coordination. 21 October 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Giant industrial complex for the production of motor cars, tractors, etc., to be established in Salonika”. Ministry of Coordination. 13 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Basic food prices absolutely steady since the Revolution”. Ministry of Coordination. 21 November 1969. 2 typed pages.

Folder 4b
1970 Ministry of Coordination Press Releases:
- “Rapid development of Greek industry from the 21^st April 1967 Revolution onwards”. Ministry of Coordination. 7 January 1970. 6 typed pages.
- “The radiance of Greece and her role in African and Asian countries”. Ministry of Coordination. 7 January 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Measures for the strengthening of the capital market and the revival of the Stock Exchange”. Ministry of Coordination. 22 January 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The Megalopolis huge power Center inaugurated next Saturday”. Ministry of Coordination. 5 February 1970. 1 typed page.
- “New State investment in Health will be realized in 1970 of a level of 264,689,000 drachmae”. Ministry of Coordination. 10 February 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Loan advances of the Hellenic Industrial Development Bank for productive investments have more than doubled”. Ministry of Coordination. 10 February 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Continued increase of foreign exchange deposits of Greek seamen and workers abroad”. Ministry of Coordination. 20 February 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Two new sugar factories established”. Ministry of Coordination. 20 February 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “In contrast with many OECD countries, no credit restrictions have been imposed in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 20 February 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Significant increase in foreign capital investments”. Ministry of Coordination. 27 February 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Private deposits rise at an unprecedented rate, during the last couple of years”. Ministry of Coordination. 7 March 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Price stability continues”. Ministry of Coordination. 7 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Greek tobacco exports rise in 1969”. Ministry of Coordination. 7 March 1970. 1 typed page.
- “The trend of Industrial production in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 19 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Impressive increase in foreign exchange deposits by Greek seamen and workers abroad, during 1969”. Ministry of Coordination. 19 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Emigrants’ remittances rise in 1969”. Ministry of Coordination. 19 March 1970. 1 typed page.
- “More foreign firms establish offices in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 23 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Significant progress achieved in the Iron Industry from the Revolution onwards”. Ministry of Coordination. 23 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Very favourable trends in the main economic indicators in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 1 April 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Interest rate for foreign exchange deposits up by one point”. Ministry of Coordination. 1 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Prices in Greece have been maintained at an enviably stable level from the Revolution onward, in spite of continuing international inflationary trends”. Ministry of Coordination. 1 April 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Favorable trend in industrial production during the last two years (1968-1969)”. Ministry of Coordination. 8 April 1970. 5 typed pages.
- “Internationally enviable standard of living of the Greek people, as the result of the social character of the economic measures of the National Government”. Ministry of Coordination. 9 April 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Industrial production trends in Greece according to OECD figures, Greece comes third in the world”. Ministry of Coordination. 13 April 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “305 foreign commercial/industrial and shipping firms have to date set up offices in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 13 April 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “World recognition of price stability achieved in Greece”, Ministry of Coordination. 30 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Dividends and debit payment of the 1962 and 1963 Government Loan Bonds”. Ministry of Coordination. 30 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- “315 foreign firms have set up offices in Greece during the last three years”. Ministry of Coordination. 11 May 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “A Directorate for Private Investment has been established at the Ministry of Coordination”. Ministry of Coordination. 15 May 1970. 1 typed page.
- “New increase in financing activity”. Ministry of Coordination. 25 May 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Price stability in Greece continues in 1970”. Ministry of Coordination. 4 June 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Iron Ore production in Greece and other countries, between January 1970 and January 1969”. Ministry of Coordination. 14 June 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Satisfactory development of stock-exchange dealings during May 1970”. Ministry of Coordination. 17 June 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Greek-UN plan for the exploitation of uranium-bearing ore in East Macedonia and Thrace”. Ministry of Coordination. 30 June 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Stock Market Developments”. Ministry of Coordination. 30 June 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Large increase of private investments, classed under the beneficial stipulations of Emergency Law 147/1967”. Ministry of Coordination. 1 August 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Price stability a permanent phenomenon in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 1 August 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Official OECD data regarding the National Accounts of Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 24 August 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Industrial abbatoirs to be founded in Verroia and Serrai”. Ministry of Coordination. 27 August 1970. 1 typed page.
- “The U.S.A. remains the most important economic ally of Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 8 September 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Economic increase in Greece, during the 10-year period 1970-1980 is foreseen to be the highest, with the exception of Japan”. Ministry of Coordination. 9 September 1970. 1 typed page.
- “New French Loan of 25 million FF, will finance works of the Public Power Corporation”. Ministry of Coordination. 9 September 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Favorable trends in the Textile Industry”. Ministry of Coordination. 15 September 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Significant increase in agricultural production and farming income in 1970”. Ministry of Coordination. 15 September 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Rapid progress in the field of agricultural mechanization”. Ministry of Coordination. 21 September 1970. 1 typed page.
- “The creation and development of a healthy and strong Greek Capital Market, constitutes a necessary means for the acceleration of the rate of economic development of the country”. Ministry of Coordination. 30 September 1970. 4 typed pages.
- “Most satisfactory movement on the Athens Stock Exchange during the current year, in contrast with the decline observed on foreign markets”. Ministry of Coordination. 2 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- “The implementation stage of the largest Investment Plan in the history of the country, is proceeding at a rapid pace”. Ministry of Coordination. 2 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Full electrification of the country proceeding at a rapid pace”. Ministry of Coordination. 3 October 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Very favorable developments on the Stock Exchange”. Ministry of Coordination. 5 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Unprecedented reception of this year’s Lottery-bearing Government Economic Development Bond Loan”. Ministry of Coordination. 6 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Impressive increase in the production and exportation of products of the basic metal industries”. Ministry of Coordination. 19 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “According to OECD international comparative data, Greece shows general upward trend in industrial production”. Ministry of Coordination. 24 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Increase of Greek National Income continues at a faster pace”. Ministry of Coordination. 27 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Greece first among all European countries in terms of rate of increase of cement production, during the two-year period 1968-1969”. Ministry of Coordination. 27 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Rate of Mining Production in Greece rises sharply”. Ministry of Coordination. 27 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Extensive works are being carried out for the development of the mountainous regions of the Eastern Greek mainland regions”. Ministry of Coordination. 26 November 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “According to the official annual OECD report Remarkable rise in the production of non-ferrous metals during the last three years”. Ministry of Coordination. 8 December 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Increase of private deposits continues”. Ministry of Coordination. 8 December 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Greece among the stablest countries in terms of cost of Living Index Stability”. Ministry of Coordination. 8 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The unprecedented success of the 1970 Economic Development Bond Loan Issue is due to the trust in the National Government’s economic policy”. Ministry of Coordination. 12 December 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Continued increase in Greek Industrial Production”. Ministry of Coordination. 12 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Praise for the Development of Greek Agriculture and the correct agricultural policy being applied”. Ministry of Coordination. 12 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Significant advances made in the structure of Greek Exports to EEC countries”. Ministry of Coordination. 14 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Government Measures and Facilities in Favour of Greeks Living Abroad”. Ministry of Coordination. 1970. 15 page small booklet.

Folder 4c
1971 Ministry of Coordination Press Releases:
- “According to official OECD data the rise in industrial production was favourable to employment in Greece” Ministry of Coordination. 8 January 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Once more Greek economic achievements receive world recognition”. Ministry of Coordination. 8 January 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Keen interest shown by large technical firms for the study ‘For the disposal of the garbage of Athens’.” Ministry of Coordination. 8 January 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “The Drachma has undergone the smallest reduction in purchasing power, among all currencies”. Ministry of Coordination. 16 January 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Economic News”. Ministry of Coordination Newsletter. February 1971. 4 typed pages.
- “Textile production rises significantly Greece second in the world”. Ministry of Coordination. 11 March 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Loan advancement procedure of the Agricultural Bank of Greece significantly simplified”. Ministry of Coordination. 16 March 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Share prices increase considerably”. Ministry of Coordination. 16 March 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Achievements and expectations in the power supply sector in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 26 April 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Greek Cost-of-Living Index one of the stablest in the world, in 1970”. Ministry of Coordination. 5 May 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Unlimited opportunities for productive investments in Greece afforded to American business capital”. Ministry of Coordination. 7 May 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “O.E.C.D. Report on Greece Published” Ministry of Coordination. 13 May 1971. 5 typed pages.
- “Economic News”, Newsletter. Ministry of Coordination. September 1971. 3 typed pages.
- “Supply of Super-High Voltage Transformers against exports of Greek agricultural products”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Realization of one more major development project”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Investments worth 456,455,000 Drachmae will be realized this year, for the modernization of the Greek railways”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Further progress in the development of telecommunications will be realised this year”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The UNO expressed desire for a closer collaboration with Greece by means of additional aid”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Greece first among European countriesand second in the world in cotton yarn production”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The Protection of Foreign Investment in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination Newsletter. No date. 4 typed pages.
- “Premier Inaugurates New Air Terminus”. Ministry of Coordination? No date. 1 typed page.

Folder 4d
Speeches and Articles of Nicholas Makarezos, Minister of Coordination:
- Makarezos speech to the Journalists’ Union of Athens. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 16 December 1967. 8 typed pages.
- “Mr. Makarezos replies to the questions put to him by Greek and foreign journalists at this press conference of October 4, 1969”. No source. 8 typed pages.
- “A very important interview of the Belgian newspaper ‘Agence Economique et Financiere’ with the Minister of Coordination Mr. N. Makarezos”. No source. 31 October 1969. 8 typed pages.
- “Significant speech delivered by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. N. Makarezos, at the Conference of Nomarchs”. No source. 28 November 1969. 4 typed pages.
- “What Greek Economic Policy has achieved during the past two years, and what the prospects are for the future. Article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. N. Makarezos in a French financial newspaper”. Ministry of Coordination. 17 December 1969. 7 typed pages.
- Untitled, unattributed 10 typed pages. Probably speech of Makarezos. Many hand-written notes in margins, assuming by Stockton. “1969” penciled at top.
- “The National Government’s Credit Policy, National Income and Foreign Capital Inflow” (Makarezos interview in “Eleftheros Kosmos”). No source. 19 January 1970. 9 typed pages.
- “Greek-French Economic Relations and the National Government’s policy for a rapid growth of the Greek Economy. Interview given by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos, to a reliable French magazine”. Ministry of Coordination. 22 January 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “The Greek Economy Today. Article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. N. Makarezos, published in a German newspaper”. Ministry of Coordination. 26 January 1970. 10 typed pages.
- “Most successful measures taken by the National Government in the field foreign dealings. Statement of the Minister of Coordination, Mr. N. Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 28 January 1970. 4 typed pages.
- “The Achievements of the Greek Economy during recent years and the Greek Community Abroad. An article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. N. Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 5 February 1970. 4 typed pages.
- “The New Procurement Plan for the State and Organisations and the New Regulations for its implementation are put into force. A Statement made by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 16 February 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Economy: The Government View. The following article by H.E. Mr. Nicholas Makarezos, Minister of Coordination, was published in the Greek Survey of THE FINANCIAL TIMES on the 9^th March, 1970”. No source. 10 March 1970. 5 typed pages.
- Makarezos interview given to Salonika press. No source. 16 March 1970. 6 typed pages.
- “The social side of economic policy. Statement by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 19 March 1970. 5 typed pages.
- “Greek-French Economic Relations. Article by the Minister of Coordination Mr. Nicholas Makarezos” which appeared in the financial newspaper ‘EXPRESS’”. No source. 19 April 1970. 6 typed pages.
- “In a climate of absolute peace and confidence, Greece achieves rapid and self-powered economic development. An article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 9 July 1970. 4 typed pages.
- “Thessaloniki Fair Opens – Address by Mr. Makarezos”. Foreign Press Division. 29 August 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Speech by the Minister of Coordination Mr. Nicholas Makarezos, at the inaugurating ceremony of the 35^th International Fair of Thessaloniki”. No source. 5 September 1970. 9 typed pages.
- “Main characteristics and achievements of the Greek economy three years after the Revolutionary change of 21^st, April, 1967. Article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos.” Ministry of Coordination. 7 September 1970. 5 typed pages.
- “Cooperation between foreign capital and domestic production agencies accelerates Greek economic development. An article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 9 September 1970. 3 typed pages.
- Makarezos talk before the Economically Active Population Council, 15 October 1970. No source. 15 October 1970. 7 typed pages.
- “‘1967-1970’, Years of Greek Economic Policy. Article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 27 November 1970. 7 typed pages.
- “The deep structural changes in exports that occurred during the Revolutionary period dynamically affect Greek economic development. An article by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos”. Ministry of Coordination. 16 January 1971. 4 typed pages.
- “Talk given by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. N. Makarezos, before representatives of the Country’s business world on the progress of the Greek economy”. Ministry of Coordination. 18 January 1971. 14 typed pages.
- “Speech delivered by the Minister of Coordination, Mr. Nicholas Makarezos at a function organized by the Athens Stock Exchange”. Ministry of Coordination. 22 March 1971. 3 typed pages.
- “A Speech by the Minister of Economic Co-operation, Mr. N. Makarezos, to a Meeting of Industrialists Concerning His Plans Improving the Status of Greek Products”. Foreign Press Division. No date. 3 typed pages.

Folder 4e
Stockton request for interview with Nicolaos Makarezos on behalf of Sudwestfunk: letter and notes taken during interview. 4 January 1967. 2 typed and 2 hand-written pages.

Folder 4f
Speeches of Emmanuel Fthenakis, Alternate Minister of Coordination:
- “Speech delivered by the Acting Minister of Coordination, Mr. E. Fthenakis, at the press conference, 29 April 1970”. Ministry of Coordination. 5 typed pages.
- Emmanuel Fthenakis, Alternate Minister of Coordination, talk at OECD Council. No source. 4 June 1970. 5 typed pages.
- “Important speech by the Alternate Minister of Coordination, Mr. Emmanuel Fthenakis”. Ministry of Coordination. 23 June 1970. 6 typed pages.
- “Address to the Foreign Press Association by the Minister Alternate of Economic Coordination Emm. Fthenakis on 22 October 1970”. No source. 14 typed pages.

BOX 10

Folder 1a
Panayotis Pipinelis, Minister of Foreign Affairs: press releases (1969)
- (Greek) National Television Station interview with Panayotis Pipinelis, Minister of Foreign Affairs. No source. 15 October 1969. 5 typed pages.
- “Two Articles by the Foreign Minister, Mr. P. Pipinelis ... which appeared in the newspaper Acropolis 22-23 November 1969. No source. 10 typed pages.
- “Deep Impression made by Mr. Pipinelis’ Articles”. Foreign Press Division. 24 November 1969. 2 typed pages.
- Notes from Pipinelis’ press conference on 20 December 1969. Stockton? 1 typed, 3 hand-written pages.
- “Mr. Pipinelis’ Speech at the Council of Europe”. No source. 22 December 1969. 4 typed pages.
- “Mr. Pipinelis Gives Press Conference. Programme will be carried out: All promises will be kept”. No source. No date. 5 typed pages.

Folder 1b
Papayotis Pipinelis, Minister of Foreign Affairs: news clippings (1969‒1972): source of most clippings unknown. 9 November 1969 to 4 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping). Over 100 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1c
- Stockton's correspondence with Pipinelis concerning writing a book about the Balkans and Pipinelis' answer. 4, 8 July 1970. 3 typed pages, envelope.
- Death of Pipinelis on 19 July 1970: newspaper articles in English and German, 4 page German report of death by Stockton (intended for German newspaper?), two letters Stockton wrote to Mrs. Pipinelis.

Folder 1d
Ministry of Finance: press releases (1969‒1971)
- “Domestic Lottery Bearing Bond Loan of the Greek State”. No source. 1969. 2 typed pages.
- Adamandios Androutsopoulos, Minister of Finance, statement to press. Director General of Press. 30 November 1970. 6 typed pages.
- Adamandios Androutsopoulos, Minister of Finance, statement on ratified Cabinet Budget 1970. Ministry of the Prime Minister. 1970. 9 typed pages.
- “The Budget Message for the Fiscal Year 1970 by Minister of Finance Adamandios Androutsopoulos. 1970. 65-page booklet.
- “Speech made by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Koulis, to mark the tabling of the 1972 State Budget.” Secretariat General of Press. 29 November 1971. 3 typed pages.

Folder 1e
Ministry of Justice: news clippings (1969‒1971)
- Untitled items concerning the Ministry of Justice. 3 April 1970 to 16 September 1971. 5 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning Ministry of Justice. Source of clippings unknown. 26 November 1969 to 10 September 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 25 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1f
Regent: press releases (1970‒1971)
- “Message by H. E. The Regent on the Anniversary of April 21, 1967”. Foreign Press Division. 2 May 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The Regent’s New Year Message”. No source. 1970. 2 typed pages and hand-written note.
- “Message to the Greek People of his Excellency the Regent”. Foreign Press Division. 1 January 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Regent’s Message on Fourth Anniversary of April 21 Revolution”. 1971. 2 typed pages.

Folder 1g
Other government ministries: press releases and news clippings (1969‒1970)
- Grèce. A public relations booklet prepared by the Ministry of Commerce, in French. 1969. 18 pages.
- “Foreign Undersecretary Addresses United Nations General Assembly”. Foreign Press Division. 15 October 1970. 3 typed pages.
- News clippings about Christian Xanthopoulos-Palamas, Foreign Undersecretary. 6, 22 September 1970. 2 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.
- News clippings about Second Deputy Premier Dimitrios Patilis. 2 December 1969 to2 July 1970. 5 clippings glued to individual sheets of paper.

Folder 1h
Greek military: press releases, news clippings (1969‒1970).
- “New Year Order of the Day to the Armed Forces by Mr. Papadopoulos”. Foreign Press Division. 26 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Two untitled, undated Foreign Press Division press releases. 8 January, 11 September 1970. 2 typed pages.
- News clippings and full pages about the military. 29 August 1969 to 12 January 1972. 35 clippings, most glued to sheets of paper.

Folder 2a
Greek economy: press releases, reports, correspondence (1967‒1971)
- Summary of the five-year economic development plan. Ministry to the Prime Minister. December 1967. 10 typed pages.
- “Foreign Businessmen Show Lively Interest for Productive Investments in Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. January 1968. 3 typed pages.
- “Observations and Conclusions Regarding the 1968 Budget”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. January 1968. 2 typed pages.
- “The Greek Economy”. (Source not noted.) 1968. 23 typed pages.
- World Bank report. No source. 21 October 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Discrimination for the free importation of foreigners’ motor cars should be abolished - Request by EBEA and Hellenic-American Chamber”. Translation of Vima article. 15 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Trade-Unionism in Greece”. Foreign Press Division. 18 November 1969. 3 typed pages.
- “Increase in British exports to Greece as a result of the development of the Greek economy.” No source. 10 February 1970. 1 typed page.
- Letter from H. Papanicolaou, Ministry to the Prime Minister to Bayard Stockton concerning questions about labor. 16 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- Greek economic statistics provided to Stockton by the Ministry to the Prime Minister. Correspondence. 8 May 1970. 1 typed page.
- Naftemboriki, Daily Bulletin of Finance, Commerce and Shipping. 21 September 1970. 6 typed pages.
- “International Economic Developments and Greece. Address by Dr. Costas A. Thanos on 20 October 1971”. No source. 10 typed pages.
- Unemployment, 5 one-page reports dated 20 October, 21 November 1969; 2 June, 8 September, 2 October 1970. National Statistics Service of Greece.
- “Economic Periscope” four government sheets. 11 November 1969, 8 December 1969, 22 December 1969, 25 September 1970. 9 typed pages.
- “Fiscal rationalization from the Revolution onward”. No source. 17 November 1969. 4 typed pages.
- Untitled press release from Foreign Press Division concerning the economy. 30 November 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Untitled press release from Foreign Press Division concerning the economy. 28 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Satisfactory Developments in Payment Balance, Rise in Foreign Exchange Reserves”. Foreign Press Division. 13 January 1971. 1 typed page.
- “OECD Report Reviews Progress and Prospects of Greek Economy”. Foreign Press Division. 13 January 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Olympic Airways News” (statistics provided by the airline). 15, 18, 27 March 1971. 4 typed pages.
- “Oct 7 – Wallenberg” (re government and figures). Unknown source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The Thessaloniki International Fair in Connection with the Economy of Greece”. (Source not noted.) No date. 10 typed pages.

Folder 2b
Public Works: press releases, brochures, speeches (1968‒1970)
- “Fifty-Five Important Road Construction and Land Improvement Projects to be Completed this Year”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. January 1968. 4 typed pages.
- “Speech of the Commercial Representative of the U.S.S.R. in Greece at the Ceremony Marking the Beginning of the Construction of the Electric Power Station in Keratsini, December 10^th, 1969. No source. 2 typed pages.
- “Validation of the final contract for the power projects of Polyphyton and the Second Unit of Lavrion”. Ministry of Coordination. 28 February 1970. 1 typed page.
- “The technological modernization rate of the Greek State Railway accelerated”. Ministry of Coordination. 12 March 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Speech by Mr. B.N. Kardamakis, Governor of the PPC at the ceremonial validation of the Greco-French contracts for the financing of the Power Projects of Polyphyton and Second Unit of Lavrion”. No source. 21 March 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Ever stronger display of the international money market’s confidence in Greece”. Ministry of Coordination. 21 March 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Appropriations worth 57,532,000 drachmae for extensive road building plans in 1970”. Ministry of Coordination. 31 March 1970. 3 typed pages.
- Letter from I. Papanicolaou to Bayard Stockton answering Stockton’s questions about the Greek State Railway. 1 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- Speech by Leonidas Alexandropoulos, Governor of OTE, at the inauguration of the Satellite Earth Station “Thermopylae”. No source. 6 May 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Speech by Mr. B.N. Kardamakis, Governor of PPC, at the inauguration of the new wing of the Linoperamata/Heraklion Station and of the 15,000 Unit b’”. No source. 29 July 1970. 5 typed pages.
- “Speech by Mr. Ep. Pantazopoulos, Deputy Governor of PPC, at the inauguration of the first unit of the new Canea Station”. Public Power Corporation. 29 July 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Validation of contracts for the construction of the Polyphyton-Aliakmon Hydroelectric Project, the Ptolemais Unit IV and 300.000KW Lavrion Unit II”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 3 typed pages.
- “Technical data of Evinos River”. No source. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Thanks to the Revolution: Swift progress in the electrification during 1969”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 3 typed pages.
- “Technical data of the H. E. Plan of ‘Steno’ – ‘Kallaritiko’”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Completion work carried on at full speed in the Megalopolis Steamelectric Station”. Ministry of Coordination. No date. 1 typed page.
- “International Automatic Telephone Centre of Athens”. OTE. No date. 5 typed pages.
- “Electric Power for Greece: April 21, 1967 / April 21, 1970”. Public Power Corporation. No date. Booklet. 23 pages.
- “Οργανισμός Απασχολήσεως Εργατικού Δυναμικού, 1967-1970 Τρία χρόνια δημιουργίας”. No date. Booklet. 16 pages.
- “Swift Progress in the Electrification during the Year 1969”. Greece, Public Power Corporation. No date. Booklet. 12 pages.
- “Public Works in Greece 1969-1970”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. Booklet. 54 pages, 2 maps.
- “Twenty Years of Work and Progress 1949 to 1969, OTE”. Hellenic Telecommunications Organization S. A. 1969. 28-page booklet.

Folder 3
- News Clippings concerning the economy and public works. Source of most clippings unknown. 19 October 1969 to 15 January 1972 (date added in red on clipping). Over 100 clippings, most glued to single sheets of paper.
- News Clippings concerning the economic relations with other countries. Source of most clippings unknown. 25 October 1969 to 2 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping). 60 clippings, most glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 4
Greek banks: Bank of Greece, National Bank of Greece, Commercial Bank of Greece, Hellenic Industrial Development Bank (1966‒1971)
Bank of Greece
- “Highlights of Monetary and Economic Developments in Greece 1960 – 1965. Bank of Greece Economic Research Department. 18 March 1966. 13 typed pages.
- “A Brief Outline of Recent Developments in the Greek Economy”. D. Galanis, Governor, Bank of Greece. 20 September 1969. 5 typed pages.
- “Address made by Mr. Demetrius N. Galanis, Governor of the Bank of Greece at the Propeller Club, Athens, Friday December 5, 1969”. 6 typed pages.
- “Recent Economic Developments in Greece. A reply of the Governor of the Bank of Greece Mr. Demetrius Galanis to the Wall Street Journal article of Mr. Constantine Mitsotakis”. 30 December 1969. 5 typed pages.
- “Statement made by Governor Demetrius Galanis at the Annual Meeting of Shareholders, 17 April 1970”. Bank of Greece. Booklet. 20 typed pages.

National Bank of Greece
- “Greece Today: Monthly Economic and Statistical Review”. National Bank of Greece. June 1969, January 1971. 8 typed pages.
- “Speech by Mr. D. Galanis, Governor of the National Bank of Greece at the ceremonial validation of the Greco-French contracts for the financing of the power Projects of Polyphyton and the Second Unit of Lavrion”. 21 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The development of deposits and advances made by the National Bank of Greece in May 1970”. 1 typed page.
- “Speech by the representatives of the Banque Nationale de Paris M. Yves Nicol”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “One thousand million drachmae increase in National Bank of Greece deposits during August. No date. 1 typed page.

Commercial Bank of Greece
- “Notes on Foreign Trade”. Commercial Bank of Greece. 1 October 1967, 1 September 1970. 10 typed pages.

Hellenic Industrial Development Bank
- “Substantial Contribution Made to Private Investments in Greece Hellenic Industrial Development Bank Reports on First Two Years”. Hellenic Industrial Development Bank. September 1966. 3 typed pages.
- “Greece Investment Guide”. Hellenic Industrial Development Bank. 1969. Booklet. 189 pages.
- “Law 148/1967, Measures in Support of the Capital Market (as amended)”. Hellenic Industrial Development Bank. 1971. Booklet. 20 typed pages.
- “Investment Guide to Greece. A Joint Edition of the Commercial Bank of Greece, The Ionian and Popular Bank of Greece and the Investment Bank”. September 1969. Booklet. 118 typed pages.

Folder 5
Greek Royal Family: brief biographies, press releases, news clippings, black and white photographs (1966‒1972)
- “Δυναστεία Γλύξμπουργ”. No date. 1 hand-written page.
- “The Royal House of Greece”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The Royal House of Denmark”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The Greek Royal Family Today”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The Greek Royal Family Today”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The King of the Hellenes as Constitutional Monarch”. No source. No date. 4 typed pages.
- “King George B”. No source. No date. 6 typed pages.
- “Her Majesty Queen Frederica, The Queen Mother”. No source. No date. 3 typed pages.
- “King Constantine of the Hellenes”. No source. No date. 4 typed pages.
- “Princess Anne-Marie”. No source. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Queen Anne-Marie”. No source. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Princess Irene”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “H.R.H. Prince Michael of Greece”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The Royal Palaces”. No source. No date. 3 typed pages.
- “Royal Civil List”. Ministry to the Prime Minister, Reference Papers 105. August 1966. 2 typed pages.
- (Papadopoulos congratulations birth of prince). Press Release 211. 2 October 1969. 1 typed page.
- (No truth to King engaging in anti-government acts). Press Release 13. 24 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- News clippings concerning the royal family. Source of clippings unknown. 2 October 1969 - 29 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping). 44 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.
- 5 B/W photographs of the (former) royal family: 27 May 1967 in Tatoi, 1967 with the first Junta government, 1 July 1967 in Tripoli (?), summer of 1967 in Kymi.

BOX 11

Folder 1
The revised Greek Constitution and other legislative decrees: booklets, press releases (1963‒1968)
- “Constitution Hellenique (Entrée en vigueur le 1er Janvier 1952)”. 1963. Booklet. 51 typed pages.
- “Draft Constitution of Greece (1967)”. No source. No date. 55 typed pages.
- (Papadopoulos, Patakos, Makarezos attend meeting convened by Committee for the Redrafting of the Constitution). Ministry to the Prime Minister. 16 December 1967. 6 typed pages.
- “The Prime Minister’s statement on the presentation of the Draft Constitution by the Chairman of the Drafting Committee”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 23 December 1967. 4 typed pages.
- “The draft of the 1968 Constitution of Greece”. No source. 10 July 1968. Booklet. 56 typed pages. (Attached to front is press pass assigned to B. Stockton on 11 July 1968).
- “The new constitution is truly progressive and genuinely democratic”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. July 1968. 3 type pages.
- “The new constitution remedies the political life of Greece”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. July 1968. 3 typed pages.
- “The new constitution helps to build up a state in full charge of economic development and social welfare”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. July 1968. 4 type pages.
- “The sense of the freedoms of the individual according to the new constitution”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. August 1968. 2 typed pages.
- “The necessity of the new constitution”. Ministry to the Prime Minister”. August 1968. 3 typed pages.
- “The new constitution modernizes the administrative authority”. No source. August 1968. 2 typed pages.
- “The new constitution modernizes the executive power”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. August 1968. 3 typed pages.
- “The scope of the state authorities under the new constitution”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. September 1968. 3 typed pages.
- “The new constitution and the democratic principles”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. September 1968. 3 typed pages.
- “Final results of the constitutional referendum of September 29^th, 1968”. No source. No date. 1 typed page.
- “The Prime Minister’s message to the Greek people on the occasion of the referendum of September 29^th 1968”. Press Release 42. 28 September 1968. 6 typed pages.
- “Prime Minister George Papadopoulos’ message to the Greek people on the result of the referendum”. Press Release 47. 30 September 1968. 3 typed pages.
- “Comparative study of the new constitution”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 1968. 14 typed pages.

Folder 2
The revised Greek Constitution and other legislative decrees: booklets, press releases, news clippings (1969‒1971)
- “The Institutional Framework: The Prime Minister’s Instructions and Guidelines to the Committees in charge of drafting the Institutional Legislation”. 12 May 1969. Government booklet. 48 typed pages.
- “Fundamentals of the New Constitution”. Prime Minister’s Office. May 1969. 99 typed pages.
- “On the implementation of Article 10 of the Constitution”. No source. 10 April 1970. 5 typed pages.
- Untitled document concerning the Advisory Parliament. No source. 17 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The Advisory Committee (Legislative Decree 499/1970)”. Foreign Press Division. October 1970. 28 typed pages.
- “Draft of Institutional Law ‘On Political Parties’ Published”. Foreign Press Division. 15 November 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Untitled document concerning institutional status provided for the Constitution. Foreign Press Division. 11 January 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Restriction of Court Martial Jurisdiction”. No source. 17 April 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Legislative Decree No. 957”. No source. 24 August 1971. 30 typed pages.
- “Social Policy”. No source. Fall 1971. 3 typed pages.
- “Draft-Law ‘On Political Parties’”. Ministry of Justice. No date. 19 typed pages.
- “Two new constitutional institutions”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 3 typed pages.
- “The new constitution as an expression of the contemporary needs of Greece and of the latest scientific trends”. No source. No date. 3 typed pages.
- “The sovereignty of the people in accordance with the government’s draft constitution”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. No date. 2 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning the new constitution. Source of clippings unknown. 29 November 1969 – 10 June 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 17 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 3a
The Resistance
Democratic Defence:
Press Release: The Metrelias Constitutional Proposals. January 1968. 1 typed page.
Democratic Defence (Greek Resistance Organization). May 1968. 5 typed pages.
Communique to the International Press. No date. 1 typed page.

Ελληνική Αντίσταση:
Organizational papers. No date. 5 hand-written pages, 5 photocopies.
Bayard notes. No date. 2 hand-written pages.

Εθνικόν Συμβούλιον «Ελευθέρων Ελλήνων»:
Προκήρυξις. Νο date. 2 typed pages.
To All Tourist’s Bureaux in Europe. No date. 1 typed page.

Εκτελεστική Επιτροπή της Ενιαίας Δημοκρατικής Αριστεράς (ΕΔΑ):
Έκκληση. Date 17.12.1970 inked in. 1 typed page.
Ανακοίνωση. 12.8.1970. 1 typed page.

Δημοκρατική Ενωτική Κίνηση (ΔΕΚ):
Δημοκρατική Ενωτική Κίνηση. December 1969. 2 typed pages.
Δημοκρατική Ενωτική Κίνηση. April 1970. 2 typed pages.

Ελληνικό Δημοκρατικό Κίνημα (Greek Democratic Movement):
Ανακοίνωσις. 26 October 1968. 1 typed page.
Letter to the President from Ιάσων – ο ελεύθερος Έλληνας. 25 August 1969. 1 typed page .
«Οι ΧΧ πανευρωπαϊκοί αγώνες στίβου της Αθήνας». 12 September 1969. 1 typed page.
Διακήρυξη. September 1969. 1 typed page.
“H ανακοίνωση του Κων. Καραμανλή». 2 October 1969. 2 typed pages.

Οργανώσεις Δημοκρατικών Ελλήνων Φοιτητών:
Untitled. April 1968. 1 typed page.

Εθνικός Αντιφασιστικός Σύνδεσμος (ΕΑΣ):
Κίνδυνος Πολέμου. Νο date. 1 typed page.

Greek Revolutionary Groups/Italian groups fighting against Imperialism:
Letter to tourists discouraging travel to Greece in English, French, Italian, German. 1970. 4 typed pages.

Folder 3b
Resistance Bombings
- Government news releases about bombings by the Resistance in Greece. 24 October 1969 to 14 May 1971. 9 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning bombings by the Resistance in Greece. Source of clippings unknown. 19 October 1969 to 9 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping). 30 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.
- Nine B/W photographs (plus 4 duplicates) of Resistance activity:
  2 photographs of resistance paraphernalia (on back of photos “Gk Dem Move Oct 69” and “Dem Def Xenocratous St Aug 69 Lukas”)
  4 photographs of locations where bombs were found: Acropolis, Solonos-Kapodistriou Street, Pedion Areos, Patision & Kapodistriou
  3 photographs of accused bombers: Αβράμης Γεώργιος, Λεκανίδης Νικόλαος, Κλωνιζάκης Ιωάννης.

Folder 3c
Trials of “Democratic Defence” and other resistance groups and individuals:
- “Case of the Illegal ‘Democratic Defence’”. Hearings of 31 March to 12 April 1970. Ministry to the Prime Minister. 1 April to 13 April 1970. 10 press releases. 21 typed pages.
- Government press releases by the Foreign Press Division. 9 April to 4 May 1970. 8 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning resistance groups. Source of clippings unknown. 5 November 1969 to 27 February 1971 (date added in red on clipping). About 30 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 3d
Government Comments Concerning Human Rights of Imprisoned Resistance:
- “Dutch Deputy Accuses A. Papandreou”. Foreign Press Division. 11 September 1969. 1 typed page.
- “‘Democrat’ Takis Benas”. Foreign Press Division. 14 November 1969. 2 typed pages.
- 3 untitled Foreign Press Division releases. 8 September – 29 December 1970. 5 typed pages.
- “Mr. Stamatopoulos Refutes Claims of ‘Political Detainees’”. Secretariat General of Press and Information. 13 October 1971. 2 typed pages.
- Tabulation of political detainees in Greece 1951 to 1971. Secretariat General of Press and Information. In French. 1 typed page.
- “On the Political Situation in Greece: Comments and views by Mrs. H. G. Vlachou and Mr. P. Kanellopoulos”. Unattributed source. No date. 16-page booklet.
- “The Greece of Tortures! Collapse of Myths”. Unattributed source (probably a Junta publication). No date. 4 page folded sheet.

Folder 3e
Miscellaneous papers concerning Resistance:
- “In answer to Osbert Lancaster’s ‘On not going to Greece, Easter, 1968’”. Sent to Sunday Times but was not published. April 1968. 1 typed page with hand-written notes.
- “Anonymous call to boycott cinemas Oct 21, 69 -- 2 ½ yrs anniversary of Revolution - Citing example of Czechs” and envelope addressed to Bayard Stockton. 2 copies of small typed sheet in Greek.
- “Frankfurt Book Fair – The Greek Side”. 3 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- Stockton hand-written notes about the Resistance. 2 pages.
- Sheet of paper: B. S. Collection of Resistance leaflets, etc. lodged in safe custody in London. Dating from 1967-1969. 1 hand-written page.

Folder 4a
Newspaper articles and clippings concerning the Resistance, 1969
- Press clippings and articles about Greek Resistance. Source of most clippings unknown. 18 September to 19 December 1969 (date added in red on clipping). About 25 clippings, most glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 4b
Newspaper articles and clippings concerning the Resistance, 1970
- Press clippings and articles about Greek Resistance. Source of most clippings unknown. 15 January to 15 December 1970 (date added in red on clipping). About 120 clippings, most glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 4c
Newspaper articles and clippings concerning the Resistance, 1971-1972
- Press clippings and articles about Greek Resistance. Source of most clippings unknown. 3 January to 31 December 1971 (date added in red on clipping). About 70 clippings, most glued to single sheets of paper.
- Press clippings and articles about Greek Resistance. Source of most clippings unknown. 1 January to 4 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping). 16 clippings, most glued to single sheets of paper.
- Press clippings about Greek Resistance. Source of most clippings unknown. No date. 10 clippings glued to blank sheets of paper.

Folder 4d
Newspaper articles and clippings concerning the Resistance, 1969, 1970
- Eight newspaper full sheet articles concerning the Greek Resistance. 31 October 1969, 3 February to21 June 1970. From Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Η Βραδυνή, Έθνος, Ακρόπολις, Ελεύθερος Κόσμος, Athens News.
- Griechischer Alltag in der Bundesrepublic, Documentiert am Beispiel. Herausgegeben vom Sozialkritischen Arbeitskreis Darmstädter Burger . . . 1970. 72 page soft-cover book.
- “La Grèce trois ans après” by Jean-Yves Dumont. 1970. 23-page booklet (reprint of article in Swiss publication La Suisse.

Folder 5
Red Cross Reports on Greek Political Prisoners (1968‒1971)
- “Rapport sur la Visite de la Prison de Yaros (Ghioura)”. 29 January 1968. French. 6 typed pages.
- “Rapport sur la Visite de l’Hopital general de Syra”. 30 January 1968. French. 3 typed pages.
- “Rapport sur la Visite de l’Hopital General d’Athènes”. 2 February 1968. French. 3 typed pages.
- “Rapport sur la Visite du Sanatorium-Prison de Sothyrias (Athènes)”. 3 February 1968. French. 4 typed pages.
- “Rapport sur la Visite du Camp D’Internes de Leros-Lakki”. 9 February 1968. French. 7 typed pages.
- “Rapport sur la Visite du Camp de Partheni (Leros)”. 10 February 1968. French. 6 typed pages.
- “Rapport sur la Visite de l’Hôpital Aghios Pavlos dans la Prison Averoff (Athènes)”. 20 February 1968. French. 3 typed pages.
- “Rapport sur la Visite de l’Hopital Aghios Savas (Athènes)”. 21 February 1968. French. 3 typed pages.
- Letter from Red Cross, Geneva to Minister of Public Order Panayiotis Tzevelekos. 8 March 1968. French. 3 typed pages.
- “The Truth Regarding the Deported Communists and the Alleged Torturers: Reports of the International Red Cross, Statement of the British Inter-Party Committee”. Ministry of the Prime Minister Pamphlet. Athens 1968. 11 typed pages.
- “Agreement between Greece and International Red Cross”. Unknown source. 3 November 1969. 3 typed pages.
- “Announcement”. Foreign Press Division. 5 December 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Special Information and Commentary Bulletin”. Foreign Press Division. 10 January 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Untitled. Foreign Press Division. Foreign Press Division. 6 February 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Untitled. Foreign Press Division. Foreign Press Division. 10 March 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The International Red Cross Committee has issued the Following Statement”. Foreign Press Division. 14 April 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Untitled. Foreign Press Division. 15 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- “The International Red Cross Committee issued the Following Statement”. Foreign Press Division. 11 June 1970. 1 typed page.
- “IRCC Report on Activities in September”. Foreign Press Division. 9 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Foreign Undersecretary confirms Red Cross Representative”. Foreign Press Division. 23 November 1970.
- News clippings concerning Red Cross activities in Greece. Source of most clippings unknown. 4 November 1969 to 28 February 1971 (date added in red on clipping). 16 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 6a: Reports on Greece in Greek and foreign press and response from Greek government (1969‒1971).

Folder 6b
Greek News Agencies, 1967‒1969
- Athens News Agency. 45 press releases. 25 April – 1 June 1967. 53 typed pages on legal size paper.
- Athens News Agency. 6 press releases. 14 – 18 December 1967, 24 June 1968, 11 November 1969. 45 typed pages.

Folder 6c
Government and private news magazines (1968‒1971)
- News from Greece, News Bulletin of the Foreign Press Division. 7 January 1970. 8-page issue.
- Greece Today, A Fortnight Edition of General Secretariat Press and Information. 1, 15 December 1971. Two 8 page issues.
- Eternal Hellas, a monthly magazine. September 1968 (48 pages), October 1970 (40 pages).

Folder 7a
Foreign press news clippings about Greece (1967‒1971):
- News clippings. 28 October 1969 to 20 February 1972. 40 clippings glued to blank sheets of paper.
- Conviction of Yannis Horn, publisher and owner of the Athens News for violation of new press laws. 6 November 1971 to 11 February 1972. 12 loose press clippings.
- Arrest of Ethnos publishers and editors for spreading false reports. 23 January 1971 to 24 February 1971. About 30 press clippings glued to blank sheet.

Folder 7b
Foreign Articles about Greece and the Military Dictatorship:
- “Tip Believed Reason Greek Revolt Failed”, by Philip Dopoulos. The Stars and Stripes. 16 December 1967. 1 page.
- “The ‘secret’ plot that everyone knew”. The Sunday Times. 17 December 1967. 1 page.
- “The Grip”, by Roy Perrott. The Observer. 27 July 1969. 2 pages.
- “Can Papadopoulos cast off his colonels?”, by David Holden. The Sunday Times. 26 July 1970. 1 page.
- “Greece, 1970: A Status Report”, by Joe Alex Morris, Jr. International Herald Tribune. 8 September 1970. 1 clipping.
- “Pattakos: Sehen und Hören”. Der Spiegel. 1970. 4 pages.
- “The two faces of Greece”. The Economist. 31 July 1971. 40 pages.
- “The apathy that is Greece . . .”, by Sam White. Evening Standard. 3 September 1971. 1 page.
- “Letter from Athens”, by Anthony Bailey. The New Yorker. No date. 39 pages.
- “La double victoire de M. Papadopoulos”. L’Express. No date. 1 clipping.

BOX 12

Folder 1a
Greece and the Council of Europe (1969‒1970):
- “The Council of Europe”. Foreign Press Division. 21 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- “The Human Rights Commission of the Council of Europe”. No source. 8 December 1969. 3 typed pages.
- “Greek Government Memorandum to Council of Europe Secretariat”. No source. 8 December 1969. 2 typed pages.
- “Note Verbale”. No source. 8 December 1969. French. 6 typed pages.
- “Greek Note Rejects Human Rights Commission Report”. No source. 9 December 1969. 3 typed pages.
- Press Release. Ministry of the Prime Minister. 12 December 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Greek Witness Flays Council Report”. No Source. 12 December 1969. 3 typed pages.
- “Greece Withdraws from Council of Europe”. Athens News Agency. 13 December 1969. 10 typed pages.
- “Greece’s Proud Stand Stuns Council of Europe”. No source. 15 December 1969. 4 typed pages.
- “assoziierung mit griechenland soll ruhen”. European Parliament. 3 February 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Foreign Press Division. 13 April 1970. 8 typed pages.
- Statement released by Minister of Foreign Affairs. Foreign Press Division. 15 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- Foreign Ministry has issued the following statement. Foreign Press Division. 21 April 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Greece and the Commission of Human Rights: Reply of the Greek Government to the Report of the Commission of Human Rights of the Council of Europe”. Ministry to the Prime Minister. April 1970. 18-page booklet.

Folder 1b
News clippings concerning Greece and Council of Europe. Source of most clippings unknown. 21 November 1969 to 29 January 1970 (date added in red on clipping). About 30 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 2
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO): North Atlantic Assembly, Fifteenth Annual Session, Official Report of Proceedings. 18 to 20 October 1969.

Folder 3a
Visitor’s Guide, NATO meeting of Greek and Turkish Military in Izmir, Turkey. 1969-1970. Collection of booklets, press releases and biographical sheets on US, Turkish and Greek commanders (produced by NATO).

Folder 3b
Greek Government Reports and News Releases about NATO (1970‒1971):
- “Mr. Palamas Stresses Seriousness of Mediterranean, Middle East Situation”. Foreign Press Division. 4 December 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Foreign Undersecretary Addresses NATO Ministerial Meeting Attempted Scandinavian Intervention in Greek Affairs Rebuffed”. Foreign Press Division. 4 December 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “NATO (We and the Others)”. Secretariat General of Press and Information. 19 November 1971. 3 typed pages.
- Mr. Joseph Luns, NATO Secretary-General, speech at dinner hosted by Papadopoulos. Secretariat General of Press and Information. 20 November 1971. 4 typed pages.

Folder 3c
News clippings concerning NATO. Source of most clippings unknown. 19 October 1969 to 15 January 1972 (date added in red on clipping). About 50 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

BOX 13
Social and Cultural Topics

Folder 1a
News clippings concerning the Greek Orthodox Church. Source of most clippings unknown. 5 November 1969 to 29 October 1971 (date added in red on clipping). About 30 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1b
News clippings concerning Culture. Source of most clippings unknown. 11 June 1969 to 2 July 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 9 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1c
News clippings concerning Archaeology. Source of most clippings unknown. 24 January 1970 to 6 September 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 15 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Press Conference by Professor Mr. Marinatos. 25 November 1970. 6 typed pages.

Folder 1d
Education (1970‒1972):
- “A Handbook of Democracy: Political Education”. Booklet published by Ministry of the Prime Minister’s Office. May 1970. 16 typed pages.
- “Premier Announces Establishment of Special Schools for Top Pupils”. Government news release. 1 July 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Anavryta Annual”. Booklet published by Anavryta National School Old Boy’s Association. 1970. 48 typed pages.
- “International Science Foundation”. No date. 4 typed pages.
- Translated copy of government “Declaration of Loyalty” (Δήλωσις) which was required to be filled out (and with correct answers) before being hired as a teacher. Additional page with comments about the form. 29 September 1970. 3 typed pages.
- Letter from unidentified person to Bayard Stockton describing the government’s educational program and the dissatisfied reaction of the students. 7 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Untitled government release about political education of Greek citizens. No date. 4 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning education in Greece. Source of most clippings unknown. 23 October 1969 to 3 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping). 14 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1e
American Farm School
- The American Farm School Trustees. July 1970. 6 typed pages.
- Biographical Sketch of Bruce M. Lansdale, Director, American Farm School. 12 March 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Text of an Address given by Mr. Bruce Lansdale, Director, American Farm School, Salonika, Greece, to the Propeller Club of the United States at a Luncheon Meeting on May 20, 1966”. 9 typed pages.
- “Prologos”, poem by Bruce Lansdale. October 1970. 4 typed pages.
- Talk by (probably) Bruce Lansdale at unknown event. 1972. 10 typed pages.
- Mr. Vosniako (President of the Board of Directors of the Panhellenic Union of Greek Agricultural Cooperatives?) introduction of Bruce Lansdale at luncheon at Athens Hilton. 17 March 1972. 3 typed pages.
- “Recommendation for a policy on Agricultural Education for Greek Agricultural Development”. Written by Bruce Lansdale.  No date. 9 typed pages.
- “The Queen’s Visit to the Farm School”. 27 October 1967. 2 typed pages.
- Untitled article by Bayard Stockton for Knightspapers. March 1972. Two copies with revisions. 9 typed pages.
- “The American Farm School”, brief description in German. March 1972. 1 typed page.

Folder 1f
Booklets and magazines produced by the American Farm School:
- "The American Farm School 60 Years ago was . . ." No date. 3-page booklet with photographs.
- "The American Farm School". No date. 8-page fold-up pamphlet with photographs.
- "Survey and Planning Study Report, The American Farm School". 1966. 48 typed pages.
- «Αμερικανική Γεωργική Σχολή». No date. 11 typed pages with photographs.
- "The American Farm School Sower" magazine. Fall 1971 and Winter 1971-72. 4 pages each. With pictures.
- Map of the American Farm School. No date. 1 large page drawing.
- A Reader’s Digest reprint "They’re Helping Greeks Help Themselves" by Robert Littell. 1960. 6 typed pages.

Folder 2a
European Athletic Championship 1969:
- Address by Ev. Miropoulos, President of SEGAS. No date. 1 typed page.
- Bulletin for the Press from SEGAS. 1969. 2 typed pages.
- Government press releases. September 1969. 9 typed pages.
- Map with traditional route of the Marathon Race. No date.
- “IX European Athletic Championships”. Edition Bulletin SEGAS/EPA. 1969. Two booklets: 31 pages and 55 pages.
- News clipping concerning athletics in Greece. Source of clipping not known. 4 January 1970 (date added in red on clipping. 1 clipping glued to single sheet of paper.

Folder 2b
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) Convention in Athens, 1-8 August 1970:
- 7 press releases by AHEPA. No date. 13 printed pages.
- News clippings concerning AHEPA. Source of clippings not known. 14 February 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 2 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 2c
Tourism in Greece (1969‒1970):
- “Greece: Cheapest Country in Europe”. Ministry of Coordination. 11-17 November 1969. 2 typed pages.
- “Interesting Report by OECD on this year’s tourist traffic”. Ministry of Coordination. 11 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Tourist movement this season has already exceeded one million”. Ministry of Coordination. 20 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Tourist Movement”. National Statistical Service of Greece. 27 November 1969. 2 typed pages.
- “The 1969 tourist movement establishes a new record”. Ministry of Coordination. 28 January 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Greece the cheapest country internationally for tourists for the third successive year”. Ministry of Coordination.  5 June 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Sharp rise in the tourist traffic on the Island of Rhodes”. Ministry of Coordination. 16 October 1970. 1 typed page.
- National Tourist Organization of Greece Announcement. 12 February 1971. 6 typed pages.
- “Tourist Movement”. National Statistical Service of Greece. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Greece the New Place” Greece, Tourism in 1970. 4-page brochure.
- News clippings concerning tourism in Greece. Source of most clippings unknown. 7 November 1969 to 6 September 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 29 clippings glued to  single sheets of paper.

Folder 2d
Grande Bretagne Hotel, Athens and environs (Stockton’s notes for an article about the hotel):
- Memorandum to hotel staff from director of hotel instructing staff to give Stockton their full cooperation. Greek and English. No date. 2 typed pages.
- Stockton’s outline for “G-B Project”. No date. 1 hand written page.
- “G.B. Physical Layout”. 2 December 1969. 3 typed pages.
- “G.B. functions and administration” 15 December 1969. 1 typed and hand-written page.
- “Management and Heads of Departments”. 26 November 1969. 6 typed and hand-written pages.
- “Maitre”. 1969. 3 hand-written pages.
- Interviews with Grande Bretagne staff: Theodore Petracopoulos; Galiatsatos, maître hotel; Pericles Petracopoulos; Yiannis Yiannakis, waiter dining room; D. Apergis, Reception; Ioannis Zafeiropoulos, groom and aide to Petracopoulos; Ilias Lapatas, chief concierge; Georgios Sarlis, cook; Ioannis Zyriadis, valet; Spiridon Kokkaliaris, floor waiter; George Varnalis, floor waiter; Nicholas Skrekis, valet; Margaronis, floor waiter; Ioannis Anagnostopoulos, bar; Dionisios Floratas, accounts; Charalambos Saitis, waiter; Evfrosini Papavasiliou, chamber maid; Grigorios Liolis, concierge; Dimitri Papanicolau, waiter; Dimitrios Skronias, assistant manager;  Spiros Marazaris, floor waiter; Apostolos Cannellos.
- 11 December 1969 to 26 March 1970. 43 typed and hand-written pages.
- 3 Grande Bretagne color brochures. 1962, 1970.

The environs of the Grande Bretagne Hotel:
- An Athens map. 1969.
- Sketch of properties around the Grande Bretagne. No date. 3 pages.
- Hermes (Akron) Hotel. No date. 1 hand-written page.
- Flower Vendors on Vasil. Sophias. 16 December 1969. 1 typed page and 1 calling card.
- Interview with Dimitri Zonares. 2 February 1970. 2 typed pages.
- HYDREX, the sewers. 6 February 1970. 1 typed page.
- Miscellaneous “chats”. 29 January 1970. 2 typed pages.
- Loose hand-written notes. No date. 3 pages.

BOX 14

Greek relations with other countries
Folder 1a
Albania, Bulgaria, China, Czechoslovakia, Libya, Poland, Romania, United Arab Emirates, Yugoslavia:
- Greek press releases concerning Albania and Bulgaria. 9 July 1969 to 6 May 1971. 5 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning relations with miscellaneous countries. Source of most clippings unknown. 18 October 1969 to 5 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping). 17 clippings glued to single sheets of paper and loose clippings.

Folder 1b
France:
- “Mr. De Lipkowski Reviews Visit to Greece in Statement to Athens News Agency: Says Political and Economic Matters Discussed: Notes Closeness of Existing Links”. Greek press release. 31 January 1972. 4 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning France. Source of most clippings unknown. 30 October 1969 to 30 January 1972 (date added in red on clipping). 29 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.
- International Herald Tribune 11 November 1970 issue with first page headline “Death of De Gaulle bringing Leaders of World to Join France in Mourning”.
- Newsweek. 14 February 1972 clipping “France: Arms for Sale”.

Folder 1c
Germany:
- “Deutsche Kapitalanlagen in Griechenland seit Inkrafttreten des Kapitalschutzgesetzes Nr. 2687/53 im November 1953 bis 31.12.1964”. No date. 5 typed pages.
- MΙΤGLIEDERVERZEICHNIS ΚΑΤΑΛΟΓΟΣ ΜΕΛΩΝ, Deutsch-Griechische Handelskammer, Athens. 30 June 1965. 331-page book.
- "Konkurrrenzfähige Industrien". Deutsch-Griechische Handelskammer. 1 January 1966. 3 typed pages.
- “Diktatur der Generale: Griechenlands Konig Konstantin”, Der Spiegel, 111-127. 15 May 1967. 12-page article.
- “Neues aus Griechenland”. 12 December 1970. 8-page magazine.
- News clippings concerning Germany. Source of most clippings unknown. 24 February 1970 to 8 May 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 2 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 2a
Turkey:
- Untitled Greek press releases. 21 October 1970. 3 typed pages.
- “Greece puts all airfields and ports at USA’s disposal”. The Pulse, A Daily Review of the Turkish Press. 25 September 1970. 4 typed pages.
- Outlook. 2 July 1974. 16-page magazine featuring Turkey.
- News clippings. 12 November 1969 to 29 December 1971.  46 clippings glued to blank sheets of paper.

Turkish Economy
- “Economic Indicators of Turkey 1965 – 1969. Economic Research Department, Ankara, Turkey. 12-page booklet.
- “Government Programme presented by Suleymann Demirel, Prime Minister of Turkey on 11 November 1969”. 54-page booklet.
- “General Economic Conditions in Turkey – 1969. Economic Research Department, Ankara, Turkey. 29-page booklet.
- “Economic and Social Indicators – Turkey”. United States Agency for International Development, Ankara, Turkey. July 1970. 65-page book.
- “Devaluation in Turkey: Summary of Three Speeches concerning Turkey’s Economic Situation by Suleyman Demirel, Prime Minister of Turkey”. August 1970. 13-page booklet. 
- “Fact File on Turkey”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Economy”. No date. 6 typed pages.
- Tourist maps of Istanbul and of Turkey (1961).

Folder 2b
United Kingdom:
- “UPI Dispatches on Stewart’s Statement on Greece, Inaccurate”. Unknown source. 17 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- Greek press releases. 1-4 December 1969. 2 typed pages.
- News clipping concerning the United Kingdom. Source of clipping unknown. 3 December 1969 (date added in red on clipping).  1 clipping glued to single sheet of paper.

Folder 2c
Union of the Soviet Socialist Republic:
- “Institute for the Study of the USSR: Institute Publications (1951-1958)”. 1959. 62-page booklet.
- News clippings concerning the USSR. Source of clippings unknown. 14 November 1969 to 24 February 1970 (date added in red on clipping). 3 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

BOX 15

Greek Relations with Other Countries
Folder 1a
United States of America:
- Semi-annual economic trends report [for Greece] prepared by the Economic Section of the American Embassy. American Embassy, Greece. 25 October 1967. 11 typed pages.
- “Second Anniversary of Caretaker Government in Greece”. Speech of Congessman Pucinsky as extracted from the U.S. Congressional Record. 21 April 1969. 20-page booklet.
- The Αmerican ALMANAC, serving the Αmerican community in Greece. Published in Athens. June 1969. 16-page newspaper.
- “Ambassador Tasca’s Arrival Statement”. USIS. 9 January 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Statement issued by Department of State at Briefing”. 22 September 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Outline of schedule for visit of Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “U.S. shows concern for peace, Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird says”. Posted from Ankara on 1 October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “Secretary Laird’s Extemporaneous Remarks upon Arrival at Athens Airport, October 2, 1970”. USIS. 2 typed pages.
- “Toast by American Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird at a Dinner 3 October Hosted by the Greek Prime Minister George Papadopoulos”.  4 (?) October 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “U.S. Defense Secretary Laird’s Extemporaneous Remarks and Press Conference at Athinai Airport, October 5, 1970”. 5 typed pages.
- “Departure Statement by U.S. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, October 5, 1970”. 1 typed page.
- Stockton’s (?) notes on the visit of Melvin Laird to Athens in October of 1970. 4 typed pages.
- Three B/W photographs of dinner hosted by PM Papadopoulos for Melvin Laird at Military Club in Athens on 3 October 1970. Included in photographs: Papadopoulos, Laird, Gen. Anghelis, Gen. Tsoumbas, Admiral Thomas Moorer.
- Stockton (possible article) concerning Greece and US relations. October 1970. 8 typed pages.
- “Europe and America in the 1970s: I:  Between Détente and Confrontation”. The Institute for Strategic Studies. November 1970. 31-page booklet.
- “Greece: February 1971. A Staff Report Prepared for the Use of the Committee on Foreign Relations United States Senate”. U.S. Government Printing Office. 4 March 1971. 16 printed pages.
- “U.S. Foreign Policy Report Section on Greece”. 27 March 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Statement by U. S. Ambassador Henry J. Tasca”. Unknown source. 26 April 1971. 2 typed pages.
- United States Information Service reports on matters relating to US-Greek relations. 13 July 1971. 9 typed pages.
- “American Sweep-Wing F-111’s over Eastern Mediterranean”. 20 July 1971. 2 typed pages.
- United States Information Service reports on matters relating to US-Greek relations. 30 July 1971. 11 typed pages.”
- “Hillenbrand Statement before House Subcommittee on Europe”. United States Information Service. 4 August 1971. 4 typed pages.
- “American Embassy Statement”. 5 August 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Gold Medal for Ambassador Henry J. Tasca”. 27 November 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “U.S., France Vie for Greek Facility Award”. Aviation Week & Space Technology, pp. 21-22. 13 December 1971. 2 typed pages.
- Letter from Richard M. Nixon to Prime Minister George Papadopoulos. 16 April 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Opening Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans before the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce”. 23 April 1971. 2 typed pages.

Folder 1b
Spiro Agnew, Vice President of the United States:
- “U.S. Vice President Announces Memorial Scholarship to Greek Student”. 7 August 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Agnew Scholarship Award”. 10 November 1969. 1 typed page.
- “Vice President Agnew’s Response to a Toast Offered by Greek Prime Minister George Papadopouls at a Dinner in the Vice President’s Honor”. USIS. 16 October 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Text of Toast Delivered by the Vice President at a Dinner Honoring Prime Minister Papadopoulos”. 17 October 1971. USIS. 2 typed pages.
- “Vice President Agnew’s Remarks on Arrival in Gargalianoi”. 19 October 1971. 2 typed pages.
- “Remarks by Vice President Agnew at Luncheon in Gargalianoi”. 19 October 1971. 3 typed pages.
- “Vice President’s Arrival Statement in Heraclion”. 19 October 1971. 1 typed page.
- “Statement by the Vice President of the United States, Spiro T. Agnew, on Departing Greece”. USIS. 23 October 1971. 1 typed page.
- 6 full news sheets from Athens News. 16-25 October 1971.
- News clippings concerning Spiro Agnew. Source of clippings unknown. 26 October 1971 to 29 December 1971 (date added in red on clipping). 11 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1c
United States of America news clippings, magazine articles, press releases:
- “The U.S. Announces Resumption of Arms Supplies to Greece”. Foreign Press Division. 22 September 1970. 1 typed page.
- “Diplomatic Review” (ANA Weekly). 22-25 September 1970. 2 typed pages.
- “The Mid East: Search for Stability”. Time Magazine, pp. 10-16. 5 October 1970.
- American Viewpoint. United States Information Service. 8 October 1970. 4 typed pages.
- “Our Man in Athens”. Newsweek, pp. 16-17. 3 May 1971.
- “Tasca in Athens”. Newsweek, p. 2. 24 May 1971.
- “A Mediterranean Tide Runs for the Russians”. Newsweek, pp. 12-13. 19 July 1971.
- “Reaching for Supremacy at Sea”. Time Magazine. 31 January 1972. 4 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning USA. Source of most clippings unknown. 26 October 1969 to 8 February 1972 (date added in red on clipping).  About 150 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 2a
Cyprus 1964:
- “Plans for Partition and Constitution of Cyprus”. Cyprus Public Information Service.  January 1964. 8-page booklet.
- “Facts about Cyprus: Background Notes on Present Situation”.  Cyprus Public Information Service. 1964. 12-page booklet.
- “Facts about Cyprus: Anatomy of a Crisis”. Cyprus Public Information Service. 1964. 12-page booklet.
- Athene, the American Magazine of Hellenic Thought. 1964, Vol. XXV, No. 1 issue about Cyprus. 80 pages.
- “Cyprus Solution” by Walter Lippmann in The Washington Post. 12 March 1964. 2-page re-print.
- “Greece – and Cyprus” by Thomas Anthem in The Contemporary Review, April 1964. 6-page re-print.
- “A Greek Cyprus – Why Not?” by Peregrine Worsthorne in Sunday Telegraph. 12 July 1964. 3-page re-print.
- “The Cyprus Question, Policy of the Greek Government”. Source unknown. Athens, November 1964. 1 printed page.
- “Briefing on the Cyprus Question”. Greek Prime Minister’s Office. December 1964. 8 printed pages.

Folder 2b
Cyprus 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969:
- “Position of Archbishop Makarios as Church and Political Leader of Cyprus”. Greek Prime Minister’s Office. 20 January 1965. 2 typed pages.
- “World Council of Churches on Cyprus”. Greek Prime Minister’s Office. January 1965. 1 typed page.
- “No Alternative to Enosis” by Francis Noel-Baker in The Guardian, 25 February 1965. 7-page re-print.
- “Communism in Cyprus” by T. W. Adams and Alvin J. Cottrell. U.S. Information Agency. May-June 1966. 13 typed pages.
- “Extracts from the speech made by the President of the House of Representatives at the Memorial Service held to-day at Lefkoniko for Hero Michalakis Makrides”. Nicosia. 18 February 1968. 2 typed pages.
- Interview granted by Dr. F. Kuchuk, Vice-President of the Republic of Cyprus, to Mr. Bayard Stockton of the Austrian Radio, New York, on 23/2/1968”.  2 typed pages.
- “Statement by the President of the Republic to Local and Foreign Press Correspondents”. Cyprus Public Information Office. 26 February 1968. 1 typed page.
- “The Clearing up of Certain Misrepresentations”. Cyprus Turkish Information Center. July 1969. 16-page booklet.
- Special News Bulletin. Issued by the Turkish Community of Cyprus, Nicosia. 8 November 1969. 4-page newspaper.
- Cyprus Bulletin. Issued by the Public Information Office, Republic of Cyprus. 30 August, 11 October, 18 October, 22 November, 6 December, 20 December, 30 December 1969. 7 issues of 4-page bulletin.
- News clippings concerning Cyprus. Source of most clippings unknown. 21 November 1969 to 30 December 1969 (date added in red on clipping). 5 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 2c
Cyprus 1970:
- “The Cyprus Problem, a Brief Review”. Cyprus Turkish Information Centre, Nicosia. February 1970. 28-page booklet.
- “Double Measure of Facilities in Cyprus”. Cyprus Turkish Information Centre, Nicosia. May 1970. 24-page booklet.
- “Seven Years without a Home”. Cyprus Turkish Information Centre, Nicosia. August 1972. 42-page booklet.
- Cyprus Public Information Office press releases. 16-20 January 1970. 7 press releases, 10 printed pages.
- “Cabinet Reshuffle” in Cyprus To-Day. April-June 1970. 4 pages from magazine.
- Special News Bulletin. Issued by the Turkish Community of Cyprus, Nicosia. 9 April – 16 December 1970. 4-page newspaper, 14 issues.

Folder 3a
Cyprus 1970:
- Cyprus Bulletin. Issued by the Public Information Office, Republic of Cyprus. 12 July to 27 December 1970. 44 issues of 4 page bulletins.

Folder 3b
Cyprus 1970:
- News clippings concerning Cyprus. Source of most clippings unknown. 3 January 1970 to 13 September 1970 (date added in red on clipping). About 100 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 4a
Cyprus 1971, 1972, Miscellaneous:
- Cyprus Bulletin. Issued by the Public Information Office, Republic of Cyprus. 10 January to 11 April 1971. 13 issues of 4-page bulletin.
- “Greek Message to Makarios ‘Not an Ultimatum’: Formation of Government of National Unity and Handing of Czech Arms to U.N. Force Recommended”.  Greek government release. 14 February 1972. 4 typed pages.
- “Greek Message to Makarios on Czech Arms and National Unity Government Published: Reminder that Athens is National Centre”. Greek government release. 15 February 1972. 4 typed pages.
- “Diplomatic Review”. Untitled. 15 February 1972. 4 typed pages.
- “Cypriote Nationalists Back Greek Government Efforts to Remove Tension”. Greek government release. 16 February 1972. 4 typed pages.
- Various Cypriote topics. Greek government release. 17 February 1972. 6 typed pages.
- “Athens Source Reviews Course of Cyprus Crisis, Notes Communist Attempt to Prevent Reduction of Tension”. Greek government release. 18 February 1972. 6 typed pages.
- “Mr. Panayotakos Back in Athens from Nicosia Mission”.  Greek government release. 19 February 1972. 2 typed pages.
- “Concern Expressed at Continuing Tension in Cyprus”. Greek government release. 23 February 1972. 6 typed pages.
- News clippings concerning Cyprus. Source of most clippings unknown. 18 November 1971 to 6 March 1972 (date added in red on clipping). About 20 clippings and full newspaper sheets.

Folder 4b
Cyprus, no date:
- “Information Media, Cyprus”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Biographical Sketch of Dr. Takis Evdokas”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “List of Prohibited Items”. No date. 1 typed page.
- “Museum of Barbarism: An Eye-Witness Account of How a Turkish Family was Butchered by Greek Terrorists”. No date. 4-page booklet.

Folder 4c
Bayard Stockton notes on Cyprus:
- “Cyprus Questions”. 20 March 1970. 1 typed and hand-written page.
- Hand-written notes. No date. 6 pages.

BOX 16

Folder 1a
News clippings concerning drug crimes in Greece. 21 November 1969 to 9 September 1970. 19 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1b
News clippings concerning hijackings in Greece. 29 November 1969 to 10 September 1970. 21 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1c
News clippings concerning miscellaneous crimes in Greece. 1966 to November 1971. 10 clippings glued to single sheets of paper and over 100 clippings with multiple clippings filling the front and sometimes back of single sheets of paper.

Folder 1d
13 newspaper articles from Ακρόπολις concerning the Secret Papers of Constantinos Maniadakis. 1 November 1970 to 8 June 1971 (most are not dated).

Folder 1e
News clippings: miscellaneous subjects. 15 September 1969 to 21 January 1972. 97 clippings glued to single sheets of paper.

Folder 1f
About 30 loose news clippings and newspaper and magazine sheets concerning miscellaneous subjects. July 1969 to 5 February 1972.

Folder 2
In envelope labeled “Greek Newspaper Series April 21 1967 – Dec 13 1967”. Includes the following newspapers: Ακρόπολις, Ελεύθερος Κόσμος, Νέα Πολιτεία.

Folder 3
Daily News, “Turkey’s First and only English daily”. Five 8 page copies dated 20, 22—25 April 1970.

Folder 4
Miscellaneous items (1964‒1974):
- Hand-written and typed notes. No order, some pages concern the Civil War. No date. 60 pages.
- Drafts of Stockton’s background reports: 16 subjects concerning Greek politics. 23 November to 17 December 1964. 35 typed pages.
- Guides to Greek alphabet. No date. 5 typed and hand-written pages.
- Letter to Naseem. No date. 2 typed pages.
- “Υστεροόγραφον”. Three reports on the Greek Military Dictatorship. Author unknown. Two reports dated 30 November 1969 and 6 January 1970. Total of 53 typed pages.
- “What Greeks Think of their Nation . . .”. Article from Athens News. 15, 16 February 1972. 4-page article (in two parts).
- Envelope addressed to Joseph Stritter, 194 Alexandras, Athens. 1968.
- Hand-written label: “Greece – Early Revolutionary Days -- Constitution of 1968 – Personalities – Economics – Etc. No date.
- Empty box of ΚΑΡΕΛΙΑ cigarettes with hand-written (most illegible) notes on back.
- “Memorandum”. (written on side “From Bletas”). 26 August 1971. 1 typed page.
- “The Political Situation in Greece”. Source unknown. Summer/Fall 1971. 4 typed pages.
- Greek Military Dictatorship symbol (soldier with phoenix rising from flames behind), in color, four copies.

Folder 5
Black and White Photographs:
- Seven b/w photographs of naval ships (6^th Fleet?) plus one contact sheet. No date, no description.
- Two b/w photographs of Aristotle Onassis, founder of Olympic Airways: head shot and press conference at Grande Bretagne Hotel, 1968.
- Six b/w photographs showing cultivation and processing of tobacco in Greece. No date. Brief description of photograph on reverse.
- b/w photographs of 28 October parade in front of Parliament. 28 October 1969.
- Three b/w snapshots of Corporal George Morakis. In airmail envelope with name Peter S. Crane, Esq. Personal and Private. No date.
- Nine b/w photographs (plus 3 duplicates) which were used in Bayard Stockton’s Phoenix with a Bayonet. Captions noted on attached list and on back of the photos:
#17 – “As unrest increased, the farmers turned out to demonstrate, here in Salonika.” June 1965
#20 – “The Prime Minister’s Press Conference. Mr. Papadopoulos lectures.” 14 December 1967.
#22 – “The Prime Minister’s public appearances are rare, but can be happy occasions, despite the worries of his security guards. In Larissa.” No date.
#27 – “Margaret Papandreou, Andreas’ wife, returned to Athens for the funeral of George Papandreou on November 3, 1968. She mourned from atop the hearse. Left, George Papandreou, Jr., who has never indulged in politics.”
#34 – “Alexander Panagoulis, arrested after his escape from military confinement in June 1969.”
#36a and 36b – “Bouboulinas street, the Headquarters of General Security – the Asphalia. The police maintain that the alleged ‘screams’ of ‘tortured’ ‘prisoners’ could easily be heard by quests at the White House Hotel (Levkos Oikos) and the maternity hospital across the street. (Out of picture to the right).” No date.
#39 – “Radio transmitting equipment found in house near Kifissia occupied by Jean Starakis. Note walkie-talkies at head of bed and copy of Le Figaro on bed-side table.” No date.
#41 – Stavros Niarchos. No date.

Folder 6
“Athens Daily [and] Week-end Press Highlights” (a daily review, in English, of international and national topics covered by the Greek print press the previous day). Seems to be a government publication. Can be as many as 20 pages but most are only 2 to 6 pages. 37 editions with a total of 123 pages. 14 December 1967; 10, 11 December 1969; 5, 6 October 1970; 25 March 1971; 9, 12-16 July 1971; 19-21 July 1971; 2-6 August 1971; 9, 10 August 1971; 26, 27, 30 August 1971; 25-28 January 1972; 9, 10 February 1972;14-16 February 1972; 29 February 1972.

ENVELOPE 17
- Reproduction of watercolor scene of Battle of Crete. 30 x 40 cm. No other information.
- Color poster «Μάχη της Κρήτης. Έργον: Ι. Δ. Αννουσάκη. Υπό Ενώσεως Ελευθέρων Σκοπευτών Μαΐου 1941 Κισσάμου». Stamped right hand corner: «Ο Πρόεδρος της Εν. Ελ. Σκ. Μαΐου 1941 Κισσάμου. Εμμ. Καστρινάκης, Δημ/λος». 50 x 80 cm.