This file consists of correspondence and statements of John Lebedoff directed to the community and individuals, including Florence Lebedoff, A. J. Bell, Michael Verign, The file contains correspondence with the government officials. It also contains open letters and writings directed to the Sons of Freedom, protocols, declarations, constitution, list of members, and court documents
This file consists of correspondence and statements of John Lebedoff directed to the community and individuals, including Florence Lebedoff, A. J. Bell, Michael Verign, The file contains correspondence with the government officials. It also contains open letters and writings directed to the Sons of Freedom, protocols, declarations, constitution, list of members, and court documents.
This file consists of 40 pages of compilation of writings directed to the Doukhobor community relating to the Doukhobor history and beliefs, leadership of Yastrebov (Sorokin instead of P. P. Verigin III) and other similar matters. It includes excerpts from Iskra and other publications, open letter to J. J. Verigin, some correspondence. It also includes a writing titled “Who’s who at these symposiums?” by Fraternal Council of the CCBRD.
This file consists of printed broadsides in Russian language including: “Ko vsem pusskim zhiteliam kanady” signed in type by N. Solomcoe of Toronto and addressed to Doukhobors and other Canadians of Russian decent to be sympathetic to the Soviet cause (1938) and “Vsem, vsem bratiami sestram dukhobortsam” signed in type by Fedor Konkin and Valdimir Kazakov (Cazakoff) explaining how the the Communist sympathetic political alliances of Canada are appealing to the Doukhobors (1938-1940?) as well as ”Call of the central committee to the members of the Russian Workers' and Farmers' Club and to all Russian Canadians”(1939) accompanying by English translation. In addition, this file contains English language broadside titled “What does Doukhobor signify?” (1940?)
File contains the following scripts: “Jack Bill Long River: I. The Star Maiden”; “Jack Bill Long River: II. The Maize Spirit”; “Onondaga and the Queen of the Winds”; and “Tales of the Red Indians: II. Nekumonta and the Healing Waters”.
File contains the following draft scripts: “The Fifth of November,” a half hour mystery play [ca. 1950?]; “The Trench,” a radio play by Mario Prizek and Norman Klenman [ca. 1950?]; “Number 5 Flight : A Kind of Memoire” [ca. 1952-1954]; and “The Medical Student and the Model” [n.d.]
