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Files of negatives of the following individuals:

Box 1:
Baby Rangerover
Bachchan, Amitabh
Backhouse, William
Bacon, Francis (sets by Tom Smith and Peter Keen)
Baden-Powell, Lady (set by David Newell Smith)
Baden-Samper, Nina (set by David Newell Smith)
Badcock, Mr
Baer, Derek
Baer, Max
Baerlein, Edgar
Baerlein, Richard
Baez, Joan (with Vanessa Redgrave and Donovan) (by Sally Soames, 1965)
Bahari, Yahaya (set by David Newell Smith)
Bailey, Adrian
Bailey, David
Bailey, Marilyn
Bailey, Mark (set by Jane Bown)
Bailey, Martyn

Box 2:
Bage Family
Baglin, George
Bailey, Muriel (set by David Newell Smith)
Bailey, Peter (set by Neil Libbert)
Bailey, Mrs Robin (set by Neil Libbert)
Bailey, Trevor
Baillieu, Chris
Bain, Ian (Staff)
Bain, Margaret (set by David Newell Smith)
Baines, Derek Talbot
Bainton, Roy (set by David Newell Smith)
Baird, John
Bairstow, John
Baker, Anita (set by Neil Libbert)
Baker, Charles
Baker, Erin
Baker, John
Baker, Reverend John
Baker, Ken
Baker, Mr (Stratton Aviation Managing Director)
Baker, Father Oswald
Baker, Sally
Baker, Scott
Baker, Stanley
Baker, Sue (including set by Neil Libbert)
Baker, Tom
Bakir, Khunan Abu (set by Neil Libbert)
Baldock, Pauline
Baldwin, Barry (set by Neil Libbert)
Balint, Paul (set by David Newell Smith)
Ball, Christopher
Ball, Judith
Ball, Reverend Peter
Ball, Vera
Ballesteros, Severino
Balmer, Desmond
Bartle, Ben
Barry, Stephen (set by Neil Libbert)
Bartleski, Konrad
Bartfield, William (set by David Newell Smith)
Balogh, Dr
Balshaw, Bill
Bambridge, Anthony
Bamford, Anthony
Bamford, JC
Bancroft, Edward
Banda, Dr Hastings
Bandaranaike, Mrs Sirimavo (Ceylon Prime Minister) (set by David Newell Smith)
Banks, Brian (set by David Newell Smith)
Banks, Gordon (set by David Newell Smith)
Banks, John
Banks, Kevin
Banks, Lynne Reid

Box 3:
Bannon, John (set by Neil Libbert)
Baramki, George & Gabi
Barber, John
Barbirolli, Sir John
Barclay, Victor
Bard, Dr Basil
Barghoorn, Professor Frederick
Baring, Sir Evelyn
Baring, Morris
Barker, Edward
Barker, Sir James (set by David Newell Smith)
Barker, Sarah (set by David Newell Smith)
Barker, Sue (including set by Neil Libbert)
Barker, Tim
Barker, Trevor
Barkshire, John
Barlow, Tony
Barlow, Dr
Barotseland, King of
Barr, Cleeve
Barraclough, Jenny
Barrat, Laurie
Barrett, Bill
Barrett, Peter
Barmon, John
Barnard, Christian
Barnard, D (Mr St Bernard) (set by David Newell Smith)
Barnes, Derek
Barnes, Rosie (set by Neil Libbert)
Barnett, Alfred (set by David Newell Smith)
Barnett, Michael (set by Neil Libbert)
Baron, Lynda
Barron, Donald
Barron, Iann
Barron, Paul
Barrow, Carlotta
Barrow, Coletta
Barrows, Sydney Biddle
Barry, Ann
Barry, Ron
Barrington, Jonah
Barton, Anne
Barton, Sarah
Barton, Tony
Barwick, Frank
Baryshnikov, Mikhail (set by Neil Libbert)
Bas, H Le (set by David Newell Smith)
Basie, Count (set by Joe Waldorf)
Bass, Jerry
Bassey, Shirley (At the Talk of the Town, 1970) (Set by David Newell Smith)
Bassnett, David
Bassu, Kalyan
Bastock, Bert

Box 4:
Batt, Harry (set by Neil Libbert)
Batchelor, Douglas
Bates, Paul (driving electric car)
Bates, Alan
Bates, Malcolm
Bates, Paul (set by Tomy McGrath)
Battle, Derek (set by David Newell Smith)
Batty, Ralph
Baume, Sam
Baxter Family (food producers), fend off take over bid
Baxendale, Philip
Bayts, Liz
Baynes, Aubrey
Bazeley, Tim
Bea, Cardinal (set by David Newell Smith)
Beadle, Sir Hugh
Bean, Basil (set by Neil Libbert)
Beard, Eric
Beardsley, Peter
Bearsted, Lord
Bearston, Harold
Beatles, The **
Beaufort, Duke of (set by David Newell Smith)
Beaumont, Jim (set by David Newell Smith)
Beaumont, Peter (set by Jane Bown)
Beavan, John
Beck, Jenny
Becker, Boris
Becker, Viviene (set by Neil Libbert)
Beckett, John (Woolworths Holdings)
Beckett, Samuel
Beckett, Sir Terence
Beckley, Michelle
Bedford, David (including set by David Newell Smith)
Bedser, Arthur and Alec ('Bedser Twins')
Beech, Sue
Beecham, Jeremy
Beecham, Richard (including set by Tony McGrath and David Newell Smith)
Beecham Offer Promotion (set by Jane Bown)
Beecher, Colin
Beeching, Dr Richard
Beeching, Lord

Box 5:
Beer, Samuel H (Professor of Government at Harvard University)
Beerling, Johnny
Beerbohm, Max
Beetson, Tim
Begum, Mrs Raj
Behan, Brendan (with Joan Littlewood) (by Joe Waldorf, c1959)
Beharreil, Mr (set by David Newell Smith)
Belak, Peter
Belcourt, Emile
Belfeng, Da
Bell, Alejandro
Bell, Andrew
Bell, Professor Arthur
Bell, Betty
Bell, Brian (set by David Newell Smith)
Bell, Charles (set by Neil Libbert)
Bell, Derek
Bell, Ian
Bellany, John
Bellerby Family
Bellshaw, Laurence
Beloff, Professor Max (set by David Newell Smith)
Beloff, Nora (set by Tony McGrath)
Bellsner, Monika
Benaud, Ritchie
Benbow, Albert
Bendixson, Terence
Benedict, Claus
Benjamin, Alan (set by Tony McGrath)
Benjamin, Joeseph (set by Tony McGrath)
Benjamin, Winston
Benn, Tony
Bennie, Hamish
Bennett, Alex
Bennett, George & Pat
Bennett, John
Bennett, Joyce
Bennett, Lonnie
Bennett, Phil
Bennett, Richard Rodney
Bennon, Jim
Bennon, Mary
Bentley, Denise (set by Neil Libbert)
Bergen, Candice
Berger, Sigismund
Berger, Shulem
Berger Family
Bergh, Jackie van den
Bergman, Sigi
Bergthorson, Mrs Paddy

Box 6:
Berkeley, Humphrey
Berlioux, Monique
Berman, Toddy
Beraard, Thomas
Bernays, Richard (including set by Neil Libbert)
Bernes, Tom (set by Tony McGrath)
Bernstein, Leonard
Bernstein, Marcelle
Berridge, Norman
Beroff, Michel
Berry, Geoffrey
Barry, John
Berry, Raymond
Berry, Dr Robert
Berry, Scyld
Berry, Tony
Bessell, Peter
Best, Dr Charles
Best, George
Bestall, Alfred
Beukes, Maans
Beuve-Méry, Hubert
Bevan, Aneurin (Memorial)
Bevan, Mike
Bewes, Rodney
Beyfus, Drusilla
Beynon, Roy
Bhaktivedanta, AC
Bhatia, Aruna
Bhatia, Shyam
Bhering, Mario
Bhutto, Benazir & Sanam
Bhutto, Zulfikar Al
Biavi, Fabio
Bicham, David (oyster fisherman)
Bichard, John
Bickerstaffe, Rodney
Biddie
Biddle, Martin
Bide, Austin (chairman at Glaxo)
Biffen, John

Box 7:
Big Country
Biko, Steve
Bilborough, Anthony (set by David Newell Smith)
Bilsby, Leonard
Binh, Madame Nguyen Thi (set by David Newell Smith)
Birch, Mike (Michael)
Bird, Alec
Bird, John
Bird, Larry
Bird, Richard (set by David Newell Smith)
Birdseye, Captain (30th anniversary)
Biggins, Christopher (set by Tony McGrath)
Birkett, Chris
Birks, Reginald
Birley, Dr Robert
Birt, John
Birtles, Gary
Biscombe, Nova
Bishop, Evelyn (set by Tony McGrath)
Bishop, Graham
Bishop, Michael
Bishop, Mr (Managing Director of the British Printing Corporation) (set by David Newell Smith)
Bishop, Pat
Bismarck, Countess (set by Cecil Beaton)
Biswas, Father Subir
Bittin, Miss
Black, Cilla
Black, Dr Timothy
Blackaby, Frank
Blackburn, Andrew
Blackburn, Dr John
Blackburn, Robin
Blackburn, Susan (set by Tony McGrath)
Blackham, HJ (Humanist) (set by David Newell Smith)
Blackshaw, Dr Lyn
Blades, James
Blair, Allan
Blakeman, Leslie
Blanchflower, Danny
Blandford, Linda
Blake, Dennis
Blanc, George
Blevins, Tommy
Blaustedt, Herbert
Blaskey, John
Blech, Sonia
Bligh, Captain William (Grave at St Mary's Church, Lambeth)
Blix, Hans
Blizzard, Richard
Block, Derek
Blom-Cooper, Louis
Bloodworth, Dennis (set by Jane Bown)
Bloom, Claire
Bloom, John
Blouet, Louis & Max
Blough, Roger
Bloye, Ray (Chairman Crystal Palace) (set by Neil Libbert)
Blunden, Edmund (set by David Newell Smith)
Blyth, Charles
Blythe, Chay
Blythe, Dr (set by David Newell Smith)
Boadicea Statue
Boaks, Bill

Box 8:
Boaks, W
Boateng, Paul
Boatman, Jo (set by Neil Libbert)
Bodard, Lucien
Boddington, Ewart & John
Boden, Bill (set by Tony McGrath)
Body, Dennis
Boesak, Alan
Boex, John (set by Tony McGrath)
Bogan, Celia
Bogardus, Mr
Boggis-Rolfe, Ann
Bogue, Patrick (Titanic Memorabilia)
Bokassa
Boland, John
Boland, Clark (Big Band)
Bolton, Geinor
Bond, Alan
Bond, James (007 symbol)
Bond, Sam (set by Neil Libbert)
Bondarchuck, Serger (set by David Newell Smith)
Bone, Omar K (set by Neil Libbert)
Bondi, Professor Hermann
Bonington, Chris (set by Tony McGrath)
Banini, Maddalena
Bono, Edward De
Bonn, Christopher (set by Neil Libbert)
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
Book, Tony
Book Publicists (set by Jane Bown)
Booker [Christopher] & Ingrams, [Richard] of 'Private Eye'
Boorman, John
Boots Chairman (set by David Newell Smith)
Booth, Richard
Booth, Robert
Boothby, Lord
Boothroyd, Alan
Bor, Walter
Borg, Bjorn
Borges, Jorge Louis (by Tony Prime, 1983)
Borgstrom, Georg
Bonner, Ruth
Borthwick, Gordon
Bosman, Mr MA (Chairman of Property Investments Consolidation)
Bostock, CI
Boston, Richard
Bosworthick, James

Box 9:
Botha, PW (set by Neil Libbert)
Botham, Ian
Botnar, Octav
Bottomley, Arthur
Boulanger, Nadia
Boulez, Pierre (including set by Neil Libbert and David Newell Smith)
Boulting, Roy (set by David Newell Smith)
Bourg, Claude (set by David Newell Smith)
Bowden, Mr [Herbert]
Bowden, Herbert
Bowers, Bill
Bowes, Richard (set by Tony McGrath)
Bowker, Peter
Bowles, Stan
Bowley, Bob
Bowlby, Dr John (set by Neil Libbert)
Bowman-Shaw, Neville and Trevor
Bown, Jane (including set by David Newell Smith)
Bowra, Sir Maurice
Bowring, Anthony & Jill
Bowring, Mary (set by Neil Libbert)
Bowring, Mr (of John Govett Ltd)
Bowyer, Ian
Box, Sydney
Boy George
Boyce, Max
Boycott, [Geoffrey]
Boyd, Ann
Boyd, David
Boyd-Rochfort, Sir Cecil
Boyer, Arabella
Boyden, Anthony
Boyle, Andrew
Boyle, Douglas

Box 10:
Boyle, Sir Edward
Boyle, Jimmy and Sarah (at Gateway Exchange Edinburgh)
Boyle, Katie
Boyle, L (set by Neil Libbert)
Boyson, Rhodes (includes set by David Newell Smith)
Braban, Jullian and Jerry
Bradbury, Peter
Bradfield, Dr John (set by Neil Libbert)
Bradford, Earl of (Butterfly collection at Weston Park)
Bradford, Geoff (BKL Ltd Scunthorpe)
Bradley, Caroline
Bradley, Dai
Bradley, Mr J
Bradley, Tom
Bradshaw, Mr (Prime Minister of Anguila)
Bradshaw, Ian
Bradshaw, Thornton
Brady (Footballer)
Brady, Liam
Brady, Reg
Brady, Tom (Scottish Nationalist candidate in the Gorbals by-election)
Brandon, Dick
Braham, Mike (Michael) (Staff)
Brailing, Professor
Brain, David
Brain, Steve
Braithwaite, Franklin
Braithwaite, Peter
Bramley, Alan
Brand, Amelda

Box 11:
Brandt, Willy
Branson, Richard (including set by David Newell Smith)
Brasher, Chris (including set by David Newell Smith, Tony McGrath and Neil Libbert)
Brasher, Shirley
Brassine, Norbert
Brata, Sasthi
Bratby, John
Bravington, Eric
Brazendale, Cheryl
Brazil, Chris (set by Neil Libbert)
Breach, Andrew
Breacher, Erwin (set by Tony McGrath)
Brearley, Mike
Breasley, Scobie
Bredsdorff, Dr
Brenan, Gerard
Bremner, Billy
Bremner, Moyra
Brendon, Frank
Brennan, Justice William
Brenton, Howard (set by Neil Libbert)
Breslin, Jimmy (set by David Newell Smith)
Brett, David
Brew, John
Brewer, Geoffrey
Brewer, Jim
Breznev, Leonid (death of) (set by Neil Libbert)
Bridge, Jane
Bridge, George
Bridges, Aleta
Bridges, Rodney
Bridgman, John (set by David Newell Smith)

Box 12:
Brewin, Bill
Briggs, Peter
Brink, Andre
Brinson, Miss
Bristol, Paul
Bristow, Alan
Bristow, Winnie & Joan
Britt, Mai
Brittan, Leon
Britten, Benjamin
Britten, Janet
Britten, Tony (boy soprano) (set by Neil Libbert)
Brittenden, Arthur (set by Neil Libbert)
Britton, Major
Britton, Harry
Britton, Samuel
Broaches, Nigel
Broadfield, Bill (of Unilever Pension Fund) (set by David Newell Smith)
Broakes, Nigel (set by David Newell Smith)
Brock, George (Staff) (including set by Tony McGrath)
Brocklebank, Mr (head of Mormon chuurch in Britain) (set by Tony McGrath)
Brocklebank, Christopher
Brocklebank-Fowler
Brocq, Norman Le
Brodowski, Mrs
Brodrick, John
Bromfield, Donald
Bron, Eleanor
Bronowski, Dr Jacob
Bronte, Charlotte (150 anniversary of her birth) (set by David Newell Smith)
Brook, Leo
Brook, Norrey
Brook, Peter
Brook, Roger
Brooke, Henry
Brooke, Rupert
Brooker, Alan
Brookes, Richard

Box 13:
Brookes, Tina & Leslie
Brooks, Ian
Brooks, Tony
Brooks, Mr (Chairman of Providence Bank)
Brooman, John (set by Tony McGrath)
Brophy, Brigid (set by David Newell Smith)
Brosan, George
Brosly, Caroline
Brown, Charles Bernard
Brown, Professor Charles (of Bloscot)
Brown, Dr (set by David Newell Smith)
Brown, Bert
Brown, David (David Browns Ltd) (set by David Newell Smith)
Brown, David (machinery)
Brown, George (motor cycle world speed record)
Brown, George (at Leeds Central Station)
Brown, George (Greater London Company)
Brown, George (politician)
Brown, George (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew)
Brown, Gilbert (set by Tony McGrath)
Brown, Glenys
Brown, Gordon
Brown, Sir H (set by David Newell Smith)
Brown, Harold
Brown, Hilary (set by Tony McGrath)
Brown, Ian
Brown, Ivor (set by David Newell Smith)
Brown, John (publishser) (set by David Newell Smith)
Brown, John
Brown, Kenneth (marriage to Ugandan Roshan Walji)
Brown, Leslie (Investment Manager, Prudential Insurance)

Box 14:
Brown, Margaret E
Brown, Jean (MBE) (set by Tony McGrath)
Brown, Mary
Brown, Roy
Brown, Sir Stephen (set by Tony McGrath)
Brown, Sue (set by Neil Libbert)
Brown, Thelma
Brown, Tony
Browne, Carol (set by Neil Libbert)
Browne, Dr Robert (set by Neil Libbert)
Browne, Fanny (set by Tony McGrath)
Browning, Geoff
Bruce, Sandy (blind skier)
Brumley, Alice and Fred
Brunel, Isambard Kingdom (statue at the Embankment, London)
Bruner, Professor
Brunker, Frank (set by David Newell Smith)
Brunner, Alois
Brunner, Helen
Bruno, Frank
Brutas, Wilfred
Brustein, Robert
Bruxelles, Simon De
Bryan, Andrew
Bryan, Arthur (set by David Newell Smith)
Bryant, Chris and Annie
Bryce, David (grand master loyal Orange Order in Scotland)
Bryce, Mr
Bryden, Bill
Bryden, Ronald (Staff)
Buchan, Janey
Buchan, Ted (set by David Newell Smith)
Buchanan, Sir Colin (set by David Newell Smith)
Buck, David
Buckley, Stephen
Bucknill, Freddie
Buckton, Ray (set by Neil Libbert)
Budd, Zola
Budge-Reid, Heather (editor of London Student magazine)
Budzinski, Carl (set by David Newell Smith)
Buffey, Tom
Buganda, Kabaka of (set by David Newell Smith)
Bugler, Jeremy (set by Tony McGrath)
Bugner, Joe

Box 15:
Bugner, Joe (continued)
Bulfield, Dr Graham (research on myscular dystrophy)
Bullen, Dr William (set by Neil Libbert)
Bullock, Lord Alan
Bulmer, Esmond (of Bulmers Cider, Hereford)
Bunsee, Bennie
Bunster, Alvaro
Bunting, William
Bunyoro, The Omukama (King) of (Sir Tito Minyi IV)
Bunzie, Mr (set by Neil Libbert)
Burchfield, Robert
Burg, Michael (set by David Newell Smith)
Burgess, Anthony
Burgess, Oliver
Burgess, Tynil
Burgoyne, Victoria
Burke, Lionel
Burkinshaw, Keith
Burnett, Winston
Burney, Sir Anthony
Burns, Robbie (statue)
Burns, Sam
Burns, Terry
Burr, Reginald (set by Neil Libbert)
Burrows, George J
Burrows, Richard
Burton, Gary (set by David Newell Smith)
Burton, Ian
Burton, Joanne (BBC choir girl of the year final 1986)
Burton, Richard
Burton, William (painter) (set by David Newell Smith)
Bushby, John
Busby, Matt (soccer manager)
Buscaglia, Dr
Bush, George
Bushnell, Nolan
Busoga, Henry Muloki Kyabazinga (Paramount Chief)
Busse, Timm
Butcher, Richard
Butler, Charles (designer)
Butler, David
Butler-Henderson, Edward
Butler, Lord RA (including set by David Newell Smith)
Butler, Joyce
Butler, Reg (Furness shipbuilding)
Butlin, Robert (Butlin's Ltd)
Butlin, Sir William (Billy)
Butt, Helen

Box 16:
Butterworth (set by Jane Bown)
Butterworth, Arthur (National Officer of the Union of Public Employees)
Butterworth, Neville
Butterworth, Sue
Byrne, John Patrick (artist) (set by David Newell Smith)
Byron (statue at Hyde Park Corner)
Bystram, Charles
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Papers relating to the life, work and family of Nora Beloff who worked for The Observer for over thirty years, from 1947-1978. Beloff developed an international reputation and as The Observer's political correspondent she was the first female political correspondent for a major British Newspaper. The first files in the collection contain a large series of press cuttings and dispatches of articles written by Beloff not only for The Observer but various other publications. The principal material that provides a biographical as well as professional account of Beloff's life is the series of correspondence that dates from 1941-1995. Much of the correspondence is written by Beloff to her family and offers a personal account of her daily life as a correspondent of The Observer, events she attended and individuals she met. The earliest of the files provide an account of her initial move into journalism and her start at The Observer as Paris and then Washington correspondent. The later correspondence includes letters to Beloff as well as from her. They include correspondence with mostly professional contacts dealing with matters related to work but also include more personal details such as the ownership and maintenance of her home. Also included within the series of correspondence is a file of letters written by her family and this provides a further insight into Beloff's background. The collection includes a file of photographs of Beloff and her family but these rarely include any accompanying notes that explain the date, location or identity of those photographed. A further file contains legal documents relating to the action Beloff took against Private Eye in the early 1970s over a libellous article written about her. This demonstrates the unpopularity her determination to get things done her way could provoke amongst her colleagues. It was a leaked internal memo Beloff wrote to The Observer staff that was connected to the copyright aspect of her case against Private Eye. The collection also includes some papers from the French Resistance during the second world war, it is not clear how these came be in Beloff's possession but it is likely she acquired them during her time in Paris. The final file of the collection contains a miscellaneous assortment of papers. Some of these relate to The Observer and include documents relating to the pension scheme and David Astor whereas others relate more directly to Beloff such as the plan included of a possible autobiography.

Administrative/Biographical history: Nora Beloff was born on 24 January 1919, into a family of Russian Jews who settled in London shortly before the first world war. Her father started an export business in the City of London trading in chemicals and sundry products.

Beloff read history at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. She joined the Political Intelligence Department of the Foreign Office (1941-1944) and was then sent to the British Embassy in Paris, (1944-1945). She then worked as a reporter for the Reuters News Agency in Paris (1945-1946) as well as at The Economist (1946-1948). During this period Beloff also did some freelance work for the Guardian.

Beloff joined The Observer in late 1947 and worked initially as Paris correspondent and later went on to cover other roles including Washington, Moscow, and Brussels (1948-1978). In Paris she defied brutal intimidation to report French torture during the Algerian War. Other controversial or sensitive issues pursued by Beloff during her career include: exposing Trotskyist infiltration of the Labour party, reporting on persecution in Georgia following a trip to the Soviet Union; and fighting the trade union closed shop for journalists. Beloff succeeded Hugh Massingham to work as The Observer's political correspondent, becoming the first female political correspondent of a national newspaper (1964-1976). She then worked as a roving correspondent (1976-1978) and left The Observer in 1978. Following her retirement Beloff was engaged in research on international responsibilities for the conflict in former Yugoslavia and wrote several books.

Nora Beloff died on 12 February 1997.

Press cuttings and typescripts of dispatches of articles written by Nora Beloff for The Observer and a variety of other publications. The earliest files provide press cuttings from Beloff's first work as Paris correspondent for The Observer and press cuttings from over two years work as the Washington correspondent. The files of press cuttings running from 1951-1958 cover her work when she returns to Paris still for The Observer. The press cuttings from 1959-1964 are from more varied locations, but Paris or London remained Beloff's base. This includes the file from 1962-1963 which was mostly written from Brussels and marked the period where Beloff's title for The Observer was Common Market correspondent. From 1964 Beloff worked as The Observer's political correspondent and consequently from this date most of her articles are written from Britain.

Series of press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff from 13 March 1948 to 27 June 1949. The articles from 1948 are mostly written from Paris and concern French political issues including: General de Gaulle; France's relationship with Russia; the French Communist party and French views on Western Germany. The articles from 1949 are mostly written from Washington where Beloff was US Correspondent for The Observer. Articles mostly concern American politics but articles also include details concerning US relations with Israel, Russia, China and the Middle East. Some of the articles are on the subject of the American economy with particular reference to farming and the price of wheat. Whilst most of the articles included in the series are written for The Observer some articles have been written for other publications including: the Liverpool Echo; the Sydney Morning Herald and Die Welt a German newspaper for which Beloff appears to be writing as a part of The Observer's foreign news service.

Press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff from 10 June 1949 to 30 December 1949. The articles are mostly written from Washington and are from the period when Beloff was Washington correspondent for The Observer. Some press cuttings in this series are written in German for German publications as a part of The Observer's foreign news service. The subject matter of the press cuttings covers the US economy in particular the trade and food supply and how this caused clashes with British interests. They also cover US relations with Russia, India, Asia, Greece and Japan. Articles relating to US politics concern the 'Fair Deal' social reform programme and communism in the US.

A series of press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff between 5 January 1950 and 31 December 1950. The articles are mostly written from Washington and are from the time when Beloff was Washington correspondent for The Observer. Whilst most of the articles are for The Observer there are also some articles written for other publications including: the Liverpool Echo, the Liverpool Daily Post, the Palestine Post, the Jerusalem Post, the New Zealand Herald, the Scotsman, the Western Independent and there are also articles written in German for German publications written as a part of The Observer's foreign news service. Articles discuss US politics including the 'Fair Deal' programme for social reform. The articles cover issues relating to the US economy including the threat of drought for farmers, the 'Marshall Plan' and clashes between US and British interests. In terms of international relations the articles concern US relations with the Far East, China, Britain, Korea, India as well as the United Nations and issues relating to nuclear testing and the H-bomb. There are also articles covering the introduction of television and the threat this may pose to the film industry and Hollywood. Several articles written by Beloff for The Observer are for a column called the 'Marginal Column'.

A series of press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff from 5 January 1952 to 22 December 1951. Most of the articles are written from Paris but there are also articles written from Brussels and Washington. Articles concern French politics including General de Gaulle, communism in France and events in Indochina. French relations with Russia, the Middle East and the United Nations are also covered. The Washington based articles include details of US relations with Russia, France, Germany and Japan. As well as articles written for The Observer the series includes press cuttings of articles written for the Scotsman, the Montreal Star and articles written in German for German publications as part of The Observer's foreign news service.

A series of press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff from 26 January 1952 and the 29 December 1952. The articles are mostly written from Paris and are from the period when Beloff was Paris correspondent of The Observer. Articles cover French politics including General de Gaulle, the French Premier Antoine Pinay and NATO. They also cover issues relating to the French economy particularly concerns over high prices and the cost of the war in Indochina. Some articles are written from Strasbourg and concern the European High Court. Whilst most of the articles are written for The Observer articles for other publications include the Liverpool Post, the Scotsman and the Hindustan Times (India).

A series of press cuttings and dispatches of articles written by Nora Beloff from 17 January 1952 to 29 December 1954. The articles are mostly written from Paris and are from the period when Beloff was Paris correspondent for The Observer. The subject of the articles mostly relate to France and French politics. Whilst most of the articles are written for The Observer some of the press cuttings are also from the Scotsman, the Economist, the Western Independent, the Liverpool Post, the Yorkshire Post and the Hindustan Times (India).