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Thompson, Professor Robert Henry Stewart (1912-1998)

ACTIVITIES AND WORK RELATING TO CHEMICAL WEAPONS

Diary of visit to Northern Ireland [By a committee of four including RHST which became known as the Himsworth Committee] including brief note of visit to Porton the following day

Reports and correspondence made to the Committee in connection with this visit

Notes on CS Gas and Anti-Riot Devices[labelled 'Notes by FB']

'Reports of the Enquiry into Medical and Toxicological Aspects of CS' Parts 1 and 2 (HMSO)

Diary of a Visit to Northern Ireland [by a team of four including RHST]

'Report of a Working Party on the Transport of Nerve Agents from Nancekuke to Porton and the Disposal of Effluent from Nerve Agent Pollution' HMSO, with letter of acknowledgement from Sir W Hawthorne

'Report of the Enquiry into the Medical and Toxicological Aspects of CS (Orthochloro-Benzylidene Malononitrile) Part 1, Part v and Part VIIIA 'Home Office

'Report requested by the Chairman of the Enquiry into Medical and Toxicological Aspects of Orthochlorobenzylidene MalononitrileAction on Cellular Energy Process' CAVE CDE

Photocopies of articles in newspapers, medical and scientific press in connection with the use of CS Gas in Northern Ireland

Reprints of journal articles and copies of reports relating to chemical and biological weapons and the effects of various toxins

Letter from RHST to Dr Vickers in connection with the future of the Microbiological Research Establishment

Correspondence with and in connection with Evelyn le Chêne, Director of the West European Defence Association

Articles in <i>The Times</i> in connection with the threat of the use of chemical weapons in the Gulf War

'Some Aspects of the Medical Management of Casualties of the Gulf War' Report published by The Royal College of Physicians

'The Use of CS Gas by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 1969'(Report Ptn/TU.4101/6383/69)

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'The Use of CS Gas by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 1969'(Report Ptn/TU.4101/6383/69)

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