Typescript of an [unpublished] article by Richard Pankhurst entitled 'An early anti-fascist organisation: the Women's International Matteotti Committee'.

Circular letter from Sylvia Pankhurst, written from Charteris Road, Woodford Green, Essex. Giving details about the treatment of the Matteotti family in Italy following the assassination of Giacomo Matteotti on 10 June 1924. The Women's International Matteotti Committee was formed with the intention of sending a delegation to Italy to negotiate for the future welfare of Signora Matteotti and her children.

Letter from E Sylvia Pankhurst to Hugh Franklin, 21 February 1936, written on Women's International Matteotti Committee headed notepaper. Refers to 'disgraceful' Foreign Office document which the Italians had just published. She asks if he could speak in Trafalgar Square on 1 March.

Letter from E Sylvia Pankhurst to Mr Franklin, 9 September 1932, written on Women's International Matteotti Committee headed paper. Describing formation of Committee and asking for addressed of old suffragettes. Also expressing the need to collect money for expenses for a delegation.

Four letters between Gaetano Salvemini and LSE staff, including the then librarian Bertie M. Haedicar, relating to the deposit of material at LSE Library by Salvemini, November-December 1926. Includes a brief description by Salvemini of the documents.

Two extracts from LSE Library and Research Committee minutes, with reference to the deposit of the Matteotti documents, 4 February 1927 and March 1927.

Press cutting from the Daily Herald, 4 October 1932, regarding the Women's International Matteotti Committee.