Ms Pick notes speeches by politicians and churchmen about the Holocaust.
Correspondence, notes, speeches, reports, course material, a manuscript inventory, and other papers.
Correspondence, notes, speeches, memoranda, certificates, clippings, financial records, photographs, and printed material.
Professional correspondence, manuscripts by Pearson and Warren; notes; speeches and publications; lecture notes on prices; research material on cream; statistics; notes and drafts and related correspondence on world hunger, the price of gold, and foodstuffs.
The successful candidate, who is likely to be working towards a level 3 qualification (equivalent to A-level) in business administration, will be paid around £100 a week to assist Halfon, both in parliament and in his constituency, with research, day-to-day administrative tasks, and writing notes, speeches and articles.
Coverage of his professional and political work exists for the full length of his career, and the records include appointment books, biographical information, budgets, clippings, correspondence, curriculum vitae, drafts, lecture notes, manuscripts, meeting materials, notebooks, photographs, proposals, reports, research notes, speeches, syllabi, and teaching materials.
John O'Farrell imagines how Michael Howard's key-note speeches will sound between now and polling day.
Sir Michael Fallon, the secretary of state for defence and Liam Fox, secretary of state for international trade, will be delivering key note speeches at the arms fair.
When I deliver key note speeches now to large corporate organisations or to school assemblies, I can do so with credibility because of that fact.
So politicians cannot rely on one-note speeches and advertisements the way they can take stands on Social Security in retirement communities or against gun laws in the Panhandle.
UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy and ILO Director-General Michel Hansenne will deliver key note speeches.
