Correspondence with the Royal Society on the preparation of the Biographical Memoir.

Correspondence and recollections for the Biographical Memoir from: L. Arnold E.H. Bellamy R.F. Cockburn U. Frisch

Correspondence and recollections for the Biographical Memoir from: A.L. Hodgkin G.W. Hutchinson N.F. Mott A.J. Oxley

Correspondence and recollections for the Biographical Memoir from: M.F. Perutz A.B. Pippard J.G. Rushbrooke G.G. Scarrott

Correspondence and recollections for the Biographical Memoir from: K.N. Smith D.H. Wilkinson

Other obituaries and articles, including Peierls in Nature and for the Dictionary of National Biography, and his review of Frisch's autobiography What little I remember.

Correspondence with authors, biographers, etc. requesting advice or information.

Brief obituary notice by Peierls.

The arrest, trial and sentencing of Fuchs as a Soviet spy had a traumatic effect on Peierls and his wife, both of whom had befriended him. This file contains: copy letter from Genia Peierls to Fuchs, written after Peierls's visit to him and his reply, 6 Feb 1950, from Brixton Prison letter from G.I. Taylor to Peierls on hearing of the arrest, expressing his dismay, and Peierls's reply,…

Contains press cutting from the New York Times relating to Fuchs, 1975 and correspondence with: A. Boyle, 1978 P. Davies, 1982

Correspondence relating to Fuchs with A. Humphreys concerning a proposed 'documentary' on Fuchs. Includes script and detailed comments (unfavourable) by Peierls.

Correspondence relating to Fuchs with H.M. Hyde.

Correspondence relating to Fuchs with: A. Kramish, 1986 W. Meyer, 1986-1988

Correspondence relating to Fuchs with N. Moss and others 1976, 1982-1987. Radio programme and book about Fuchs. Includes drafts of sections of book relating to Peierls and his wife, with comments, and correspondence with M.F. Perutz, who reviewed the book on publication.

Correspondence relating to Fuchs with: J.V. Neal, 1980 M.F. Perutz, 1980 T. Sharpe, 1993 R.C. Williams, 1984-1985

'The contribution to physics of P.P. Ewald', one page only.

Correspondence

Peierls's recollections, for the commemoration of Fowler's centenary.