Foreign - International Federation of Free Trade Unions (IFTU), 1888-1945

Letter from AFL Executive Council to Federational Trade Union Congress in London re working conditions, October 27, 1888, 3 pages; correspondence, proceedings, proposals re Inter-Allied Labor Conference, London, September 17-19, 1918; letter to President Roosevelt from AFL President Green re World Economic Conference, May 1, 1933, 3 pages; "Interview with H. V. Tewson and Sir Walter Citrine," July 1, 1938, 8 pages; cablegrams and correspondence between Green, Citrine and AFL Executive Council re Anglo-Soviet Trade Union Committee, February-March 1942; "Anglo-Soviet Committee," 5 page manuscript, n.d., c. 1942; AFL Executive Council minutes re British Trades Union Congress, 1942-43; minutes of the IFTU, February 1 and 2, 1945, 17 pages; three page manuscript (possibly speech), unsigned, by AFL spokesperson re AFL refusal to participate in World Trade Union Conference, March 16, 1945; address by AFL representative Robert J. Watt to IFTU, January-February 1945, 15 pages; "What Happened at the London World Labor Conference," unsigned typescript with hand notation: "Statement issued by AFL on December 10, 1945," 9 pages; correspondence; notes.