Letter from Helsinki, Finland

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This letter dated 9th December, 1968 comes from Kulutusosuuskuntien Keskusliitto, Finland.

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Papers of William P. Watkins B.A. (Director of the International Co-operative Alliance 1951-1963)WWC

The International Co-operative Movement - Its Growth, Structure and Future PossibilitiesWWC/1

Personal Diaries / ItemsWWC/2

CorrespondenceWWC/4

Article titled Issues within Co-operativesWWC/4/1

Letter from Industrial Participation AssociationWWC/4/2

University of Hull Archives InformationWWC/4/3

Article titled Economics of DistributionWWC/4/4

Article titled The Co-operative MovementWWC/4/5

Note titled '7 Principles of a Stable & Progressive Society'WWC/4/6

Letter titled 'List of Artefax Previously held at Victoria House York'WWC/4/7

Note titled 'Co-operation'WWC/4/8

Letter regarding an individuals resignationWWC/4/9

Notepad from The Co-operative Union Limited: Educational DepartmentWWC/4/10

Letter addressed to 4 South Bank Hill Road, SurreyWWC/4/11

Personal Letters HomeWWC/4/12

75th Birthday CorrespondenceWWC/4/13

Letter from Stockholm, SwedenWWC/4/13/1

Letter from Helsinki, FinlandWWC/4/13/2

Letter from 11, Upper Grosvenor Street, London.WWC/4/13/3

Letter from Finchley Road, LondonWWC/4/13/4

Letter from Hamburg, GermanyWWC/4/13/5

Letter from Hamburg, GermanyWWC/4/13/6

Letter from Frankfurt, GermanyWWC/4/13/7

Letter from Frankfurt, GermanyWWC/4/13/8

Letter from 11, Upper Grosvenor Street, LondonWWC/4/13/9

Letter from Gerrards Cross, BuckinghamshireWWC/4/13/10

Letter from Wien, AustriaWWC/4/13/11

Letter from Wien, AustriaWWC/4/13/12

International Co-operatives Alliance Central Committee - Manchester, 1979WWC/5

Audio and Typed Transcripts of William P. Watkins InterviewsWWC/6