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General correspondence and reports, plus lists of members and papers related to the Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag, the International Training Commission (Internationalen Unterrichtskommission), the Bibliographical Centre for Psycho-Analysis and the Research Committee.

Some material may not be photocopied for copyright reasons.

Correspondence between early members of the IPA, including Ernest Jones, Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung; also related reports/memoranda.

Papers related to the development and activities of psychoanalytic societies, institutes and study groups overseas. See also S-M-01-B-01 for reports submitted by societies to the IPA.

Correspondence concerning the Indian Psychoanalytical Society can be found in the papers of Ernest Jones (ref. P04-C-B-10).

Papers related to the International Psychoanalytic Congresses; primarily programmes, but also other occasional notices and papers. In particular, there are a number of letters and telegrams concerning the 1918 Congress in Budapest.

Records regarding the organisation of conferences held under the auspices of the British Psychoanalytical Society and the Institute of Psychoanalysis. The papers include congress programmes, minutes and reports of the organising committees and related correspondence and administrative material.

Mostly Congress programmes, plus occasional papers regarding arrangements.

Material concerning other IPA congresses can be found in S-L-03-B and also in the papers of Ernest Jones (ref. P04-B-B-03). Also, audio and film recordings of IPA congresses can be found in S-P-03.

The Congress was held at the Hilton Hotel from 30 July to 3 August 1969.

Many of the discs in this sub-series have a handwritten 'Guide to Tape Content' giving names of speakers and opening words or other means of identification.

VHS tape. DVD surrogate now available

Correspondence with Robert P Knight of the Menninger Clinic and others regarding an invitation for Rickman to work in the USA, including an explanation by Rickman of his status as an 'independent' psychoanalyst. Letters in the files show that Rickman was not able to take up this invitation due to problems with visas/transportation.