HAYMARKET S.W.1.
930-4209.
13th December, 1967. Dear Friend,
We regret that our involvement in the Copenhagen Session of the International War Crimes Tribunal has delayed publication of "The London Bulletin" and has left us out of touch with you for several weeks. Ina few days you will be receiving a comprehensive report on the Copenhagen session of the Tribunal as well as other information on the current activities of the Foundation.
We are writing to you at this time to invite you to a meeting in London this Saturday, December 16th at Caxton Hall, S.W.l. at 7.30 p.m. | We feel that this will be the most important meeting on Vietnam in Britain this year. It will feature a brief fe com on the dramatic findings of the International War Crimes Tribunal in Copenhagen, a prize-winning Suban film on the effects of the war on everyday life in Hanoi and a report by Dr. Francis Kahn.
Dr. Kahn is a French a Lee go who has loot visited areas of South Vietnam controlled by the National Liberation Front. He visited these regions as a member of a smal investigating team sent by the Tribunal. This team represents the first oppor for professional observers from Western Europe to enter these regions. Earlier in the spring of this year, Dr. Kahn travelled very extensively in bombarded regions of North Vietnan. He examined numerous victims of the bombardment, including civilians wounded by napalm and r fragmentation bombs. On sue are Dr. K will speak at length on his observations in both North and South Vietnam. , There will, of course, be opportunities to question him.
We very much want to make this meeting a great success. We hope to see you there and hope also that you will encourage other interested people to attend.
Yours fraternally,