This file consists of a report on the demonstration of the Sons of Freedom at the Oakalla prison and original flyer announcing the demonstration.

This file consists of statements, list of people, an outline of daily events in prison (diary) in 1964, songs texts, articles, a declaration and a petition that relate to the Sons of Freedom suffering, especially in prison. In particularly, this file contains a list of deceased Sons of Freedom, list of Agassiz prisoners, a declaration to J. J. Verigin from Agassiz prisoners, and a statement of M. E. Chernenoff. This file contains documents relating to the CCBRD and the KCIR.

This file consists of statements by persons involved in the Passmore Hall incident.

This file consists of photocopy of drawings depicting Piers Island penal institution where the Sons of Freedom were detained between the years 1932-1934. Drawings depict prison building complex inside and outside, as well as scene with the police taking away the children. Most drawing are dated in 1934. Drawing are signed by Joe Chernoff, Nicolai W. Grimiakin (Hrimakin?), A.W. Efanoff, This file also contains a report by Grace Berisoff titled “Abduction of the Sons of Freedom children by the Canadian Government in 1932” and a copy of letter from the BC Police Commissioner to Warden of the BC Penitentiary in New Westminster, BC.

This file consists of a proclamation by the Oakalla prisoners addressed to S. Sorokin (1950) and a statement by Mary Malakoff and Mary Astoforoff addressed to Robert Bonnet and Magistrate Evans (1966).

This file consists of two original drawings of the Pier Island prison building complex by Joe Chernoff. One of the drawing is signed.

This file consists of forms, protests messages, lists, statements and petitions with signatures, letters and writings that express discontent with mistreatment and imprisonments of the Sons of Freedom calling it religious discrimination. Most of the documents are dated 1980-1983, one letter from Masha Astafuroff dated 1970, as well as some items that are not dated.

This file consists of letters, statements and declarations of women imprisoned in Oakalla prison. Most of records date between 1971 and 1982. Records are addressed to various prominent members of the Doukhobor community, government officials and editors of newspapers.

This file consists of clippings, letters, petitions, and statements that relate to the Doukhobor and the Sons of Freedom women and men’s imprisonment in Agassiz and Kingston as well as to the matter of children’s removal. Documents are often signed by Doukhobor Mothers or Women Committee as well as by the individual members of these groups.

This file consists of statements provided by women imprisoned in Oakalla prison, including: T. Zmaeff, P. Chernoff, M. Malakoff, M. Astaforoff, A. Kootnikoff and men including: F. Hadikin, P. Perepolkin. In addition, the file contains newspaper clippings.

This file consists of correspondence and statements by the Doukhobor women relating to arson and imprisonment mostly between 1972 and 1986. Authors and subject of the documents include: Tanya Ostrikoff, Mary Malakoff, Mary Astoforoff, Tina Zmaeff, Vera Posnikoff, Polly Chernoff, Mary Braun. This file also includes telegram (1929) from S. F. Tolmie to Prime Minster McKenzie King regarding disruptions caused by the Doukhobors and their imprisonment.

This file consists of women’s statements and clipping regarding arson and imprisonment mostly between 1960 and 1977.

This file contains photocopies of government publications and memos, resolutions and statements by the CCUB and Doukhobor community, and newspaper clippings that relate to the land issues and the Sons of Freedom, the CCUB, the USCC and the Canadian government. This file includes a copy of an excerpt from Aylmer Maude publication titled: A peculiar people: the Doukhobors (1900).

This file consists of report on the inquiry into the allotment of Doukhobor lands in BC compiled by Judge Lord. The file relates to the CCBRD and the USCC.

This file consists of excerpt from proceedings of the hearings related to the Doukhobor Land Allotment Inquiry Act. The document includes J. J. Verigin testimony. In addition, this file contains handwritten account of consecutive Verigins’ leadership and affidavit of Nastia Barisoff. The file relates to the CCBRD and the USCC.

This file consists of copy of documents illustrating the disagreements between the CCUB and the Sons of Freedom over land ownership and attempts to evict the Sons of Freedom. This file contains: memorandum of agreement, appeals, message, and an open letter.

This file consists of photocopy of correspondence and reports of Magistrate William Evans in regards to the land issues between the Doukhobor community, the Sons of Freedom, the USCC and the CCUB.

This file consists of photocopy of outline of action, open letter, an excerpt from government publication, resolution, and a transcript of proceedings relating to the land issues, the USCC, the Sons of Freedom and the Canadian government. This file includes original copy of publication titled: The Truth about the Doukhobors (1947?).

This file consists of letters and witness statements relating to the burning of J. J. Verigin’s house and its aftermath. The authors of the documents include: John, Annie and Nick Osachoff, John Zhitnoff, William Swetlishoff, Harry Gevatkoff, and Pete Efanoff.

This file consists of photocopy of statements relating to Anna Markova’s funeral and arson activities. The statements were provided by S. Fominoff, H. Samorodin, I. Savinikoff, P. Khadykin, F. Hadikin, and the CCBRD. The file relates to the CCBRD and the USCC.

This file consists of statements by Sons of Freedoms group, Mary Malakoff and Mike Bayoff in regards to arson. The file relates to the CCBRD and the KICR.

This file consists of statements and witness accounts relating to the burning of John J. Verigin’s house and other properties. The file also includes excerpts from Iskra magazine (1961). The statements were provided by P. Zarubin, J. Shitnoff, F. Khodykin, W. Osachoff, I. Savenkoff, P. Ostrikoff, P. Perepolikin, F. Hadikin, L. Savenkoff, M. Malakoff, M. Astoforoff, P. Chernoff, K. Astoforoff, Annie and Nick Osachoff.

This file consists of statements by the Sons of Freedom members that related to arson, leadership, and other issues of the Doukhobor communities. Statements were provided by Peter Zarubin, Helen Markin, Vasya Hremaken, Nick Novokshunoff, Alex Datchkoff. It also includes writings about Doukhobor beliefs and an issue of Northwest Magazine (Sunday, Nov/ 13, 1983) focused on arson.

This file consists of speech by P. V. Verigin, statement and petitions by Sons of Freedoms relating to beliefs, arson, eviction, and S. Sorokin

This file consists of photocopy of S. S. Hurson ship list with names of the Doukhobors arriving in Canada.

This file consists of open letters, letters and statements as well as timeline of events from 1936-1960. Authors of the records include J. J. Verigin, the USCC, S.D.O.KH and Masha Astoforoff.

This file consists of letter by Central Executive Committee of Named Doukhobors to the Doukhobor community; memorandum on Relocation of the Sons of Freedom written by UBC Consultative Committee on Doukhobor Problems; and a letter to editor of Nelson Daily News by Herbert Herridge.

This file consists of V. A. Sukharev (Sukhareff) clarification on his visit and talks with the Soviet Embassy representative in Ottawa.

This file consists of lists of questions and witnesses, information about resolution of Named Doukhobors 1928, and S. Sorokin’s affirmations about Doukhobor beliefs. The file relates to the CCBRD and the USCC.

This file consists of a few draft versions of questions to J. J. Verigin and a newspaper clipping. These documents relate to J. J. Verigin’s meeting with the Premier W.A.C. Bennett during which issues with the Sons of Freedom were discussed.