Includes: briefing and correspondence on allegations by Lord Glenamara [earlier Edward Short] that the security services set up a false Swiss bank account in his name in 1974; note on a Police Inspectorate lunch; briefing for a meeting with Lim Kit Siang, General Secretary of the Malaysian Democratic Action Party; briefing for a meeting with Sam McCluskie on hunting; note for a meeting with Joan Lestor and Lord Pitt on the ethnic minority vote.

Log book, copy letters and photographs.

Correspondence regarding political issues concerning the region in which Henry Waugh & Co. Ltd and its successors conducted business, including Brunei, the Federation of Malaya, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. The correspondence is comprised of originals and copies of letters to Matheson & Co. Ltd and copies of other letters. There are also many related papers, including press articles and monthly political and economic reports on the region.

Letters from General Tuker on the Malayan Emergency, passing on letters and press cuttings from a contact of Tuker's in a Gurkha Brigade stationed in Malaya [later Malaysia]. Also includes a paper by Tuker on Malayan bandits.

Account of journey in Indo-China [later Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam] November 1933, 5pp typescript, with earlier typescript draft; copy of letter to his father on which the account was based; unfinished letter to father 2 April [?1933].

Photographs of [?] Amery's house in Perak [Malaya, later Malaysia] and the surrounding area.

Reports, rough notes and official documents on the 1911 census for Perak [Malaya, later Malaysia].

Photographs of: Perak, Malaya [later Malaysia], including work at a hydraulic tin mine at Chenderiang and various rural and social scenes; local people and scenes in Khartoum [Sudan], particularly local women, horses, camel racing, prison gangs, native troops and local sheikhs; popular views of Italian cities and works of art; scenes from Oxford.

Papers from CS's visit to Malaysia for trade talks, September 1974, including: itinerary and programme; records of meetings; press cuttings; text of CS's speech at the Financial Times conference on south east Asia's natural resources and the world economy, on the European Community's place in the world.

Papers from CS's visit to Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia for trade talks, September 1974, including: itinerary and programme; letters of thanks; records of meetings; press cuttings.

These papers mainly relate to African and Asian countries.

Letters on subjects including: the journey to Singapore; settling in; visiting Java (Dutch East Indies [later Indonesia]), Malaya [later Malaysia], Rangoon and Mandalay [Burma, later Myanmar].

These maps were compiled by the War Office. Printed on linen-backed paper.

Cuttings on Malaya [later part of Malaysia] and press releases on Malaysia

Cuttings, correspondence and notes on Malaysia

The material covers much of Lord Duncan-Sandys public life. Papers, reports and correspondence document the ministries in which he served and there are also constituency correspondence, speeches, publications, press cuttings and photographs. A number of papers exist relating to his involvement in the campaign to restore Capital Punishment, the European Movement and the Civic Trust.

The material covers much of Lord Duncan-Sandys public life. Papers, reports and correspondence document the ministries in which he served and there are also constituency correspondence, speeches, publications, press cuttings and photographs. A number of papers exist relating to his involvement in the campaign to restore Capital Punishment, the European Movement and the Civic Trust.

Includes: MT’s handwritten annotations
For the text of the speech see Oxford University Press CD Rom edition of MT’s Complete Public Statements CD Ref: 89/383