Correspondence Correspondence relating to Johnson' stand, following his visit to China in 1952, against the alleged use of germ warfare by American troops in Korea. 1952.; Johnson's visit to Australia and his speech to the Australian Peace Council. 1950.; Correspondence with, or about, the British Soviet Friendship Society .July 1952.; Miscellaneous correspondence with Monica Whately (civil servant), John Profumo, M.P. , the Duke of Bedford, the Rev. William Melish (National Council of American-Soviet Friendship), Anna Louisa Strong (American journalist), the Bishop of Dover, the Fechenbachs (artists and friends of Johnson), Jessie Street (Australian Peace Council), Corliss Lamont (National Council of American-Soviet Friendship), D. N. Pritt , March 1950-November 1952; Japanese translations of Johnson's books. February 1951.; Requests for interviews from British, American and Asian newspapers. 1950-1952; Correspondence with Lawrence and Wishart, publishers, and Hutchinson, publishers. 1950.; Johnson's visit to Czechslovakia. June 1950.;I2,; Speeches and correspondence relating to Johnson's visit to China. 1952.; 1950-1952