Ffeil 668-726. - This accrual, numbered 668-726, comprises papers accumulated by Dr Goronwy Hughes, including personal correspondence, 1967-2000, (nos 668, 699, 719); business ....

This accrual, numbered 668-726, comprises papers accumulated by Dr Goronwy Hughes, including personal correspondence, 1967-2000, (nos 668, 699, 719); business correspondence, 1983-2000, of H. G. A. Hughes, A. & Z. Hughes Limited and Bronant Books (nos 673, 711); manuscript drafts of articles, reviews and poems, 1995-2000 (no. 677); typescripts of book reviews, 1994-2000 (no. 687); New Zealand and Pacific Islands ephemera (nos 669, 691); shortwave and amateur radio schedules, 1999-2000 (no. 672); papers relating to family history societies in Wales, 1991-2000 (no. 675); papers, 1999-2000, relating to voluntary organisations in Wales, mainly Denbighshire, including copies of The Volunteer in Denbighshire and Voluntary voice. Llais Gwirfoddol. The Newsletter of Flintshire Local Voluntary Council (no. 676); papers, 1990-1996, relating to local government in Wales (no. 701); papers, 1981-2000, relating to libraries in Wales (no. 680); political and trade union activity, 1995-1998, mainly relating to Plaid Cymru and the Democratic Left (nos 681, 683); papers, 1971, relating to Cyngres Gweithwyr Cymru/Congress of Welsh Workers which was founded at Newtown in 1971 (no. 722); copies of Y Faner Goch, 1999-2000 (no. 682); Communist Party publications, 1996-1999 (no. 684); papers, [1970s], on social policy, social work, demography and health in the Republic of Ireland and in Northern Ireland as used for courses at Trinity College Dublin (no. 725); press cuttings, 1973, of Romanian interest taken from Contemporanus (no. 694); three copies of British Rumanian Bulletin, 1956-1959, containing articles by Judy Martin (alias Brenda Hughes, second wife of Goronwy Alun Hughes) (no. 714); photocopies of a very rare book published in 1914 relating to the history of the women's movement in Bohemia and Moravia, Czechoslovakia, and of an undated book relating to the women's movement in Slovakia (no. 721); documentation, 1993, on the history of social workers in Czechoslovakia 1922-1948, compiled by the Archive of the National Museum in Prague (no. 720); a topographical survey of Talwrn Glas, 1996, produced by Digital Mapping Surveys, Llanfairfechan (no. 717); papers, 1997-1998, relating to the sale of Talwrn Glas (no. 718); two articles relating to the Shrewsbury ironmaster William Hazeldine (1763-1840) (no. 726); press cuttings, 2000, relating to the campaign to win a posthumous pardon for Dic Penderyn (no. 696); and a copy of Oxford Today, 1999 (no. 686); together with two microfiche containing the war memories of Yvette Etscheit, edited by H. G. A. Hughes. -- Also included are a box of papers, 1950s, mainly articles written by Brenda Hughes (second wife of Dr Goronwy Hughes) relating to Romanian life, and copies of the British Rumanian Bulletin, 1953-1960; 3 boxes of papers, 1970s, accumulated by Dr Zuzana Hughes, containing working papers and questionnaire analysis relating to the social problems of elderly people, mainly in Flintshire; together with a box of press cuttings and photocopies, 1956-1991, relating mainly to his interests in minority languages such as oceanic languages and anthropology, including extracts from the periodicals Pacific Affairs, Hungarian Review and Studies in Philology.