Letter Addressed to Yuri from Mae Mallory, February 11, 1976

Letter enclosing two letters for more explanation and clarification. Includes address in Tanzania for further contact by mail.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Yuri from Tamio Wakayama, April 29, 1980

Letter of apology for not meeting while in New York and the possibility of republishing the book.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Charles Brown Defense Committee, March 1, 1977

Letter regarding donations and support for Charles Brown.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Yuri from John

Letter enclosing a NSO newsletter and reminiscing the past.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Mitsuye Yamada, May 19, 1982

Letter regarding support for the film "Mitsuye and Nellie: Two American Poets".

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Esther and Jess from Bill and Yuri, February 6, 1963

Letter enclosing a donation to funeral expenses and a list of contributors.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Tooru and Mae Kanazawa, December 25, 1980-January 01, 1981

Letter regarding a three week visit of Japan and some experiences.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed Yuri Kochiyama from Yoriyoshi Naito, May 23, 1983

Letter regarding Yoriyoshi Naito's experiences in New York City.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Bill and Yuri from Rachelle Linner, April 1, 1989

Letter. Includes newspaper clipping from Catholic Worker titled: "American Hibakusha: Isolated Then and Now".

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Yuri from Kubyu (Cleveland L. Harris)

Letter regarding enclosing information on an exhibit titled, "Creatively Black" by the Black Arts Internationale.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Yuri from Ruth, 1973

Letter addessed to Yuri with enclosed information on events for colonialism and International Women's Day.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Bill and Yuri from Walk Cobb, April 7, 1988

Letter regarding enclosing information and report on the National Peace Organization. Enclosed is the highlights of the Peace March.

Genre: Correspondence