Correspondence and memoranda about the Red Cross Aid to Russia Fund, which was chaired by Clementine, including a letter sent by Churchill from an army camp near Val Krantz, Natal [South Africa], February 1900, to a well-wisher in Romania, offered as a donation to the Fund, and letters of thanks from Clementine to contributors. Other correspondents include: Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery; Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury (2); Eleanor Rathbone, asking Clementine to raise the subject of Polish deportees while she was in the Soviet Union, also enclosing a copy of her speech in the House of Commons on Poland, December 1944; Fedor Gusev [Soviet Ambassador to Britain] thanking Clementine for her letter to Stalin following her visit to the Soviet Union (draft enclosed); 1st Lord Nuffield [earlier William Morris]; Sir Ernest Burdon, Hon. Treasurer and Chairman of the British Red Cross Finance Department; Sir William Darling; Alfred Bossom.