International League for the Rights of Man Pitch Letter and Promotional Brochure -- Cold War, Korean War Era

New York, New York: International League for the Rights of Man, 1953. Very good. Light toning, letter folds.. Typewritten pitch letter with accompanying printed brochure promoting the International League for the Rights of Man. The ILRM was founded in 1942 as a human rights organization comprised of volunteers recognized as consultants by the United Nations. The organization's name was changed in 1976 to International League for Human Rights. Included here is a 1953 typewritten pitch letter, signed by a volunteer member, and a printed brochure explaining the group's origin, mission, finances, officers and committee assignments. Also includes a list of affiliates, such as the American Civil Liberties Union, and similar organizations abroad. Note the date, and the letter's focus on current events: the Korean War and the Cold War. Folding brochure printed on yellow paper and measuring approx. 8.5" by 3.75" folded. Typewritten letter with contemporary signature in ball point pen on organization letterhead measuring approx. 11" by 8.5