Contains United Nations Security Council Documents S/16433 and A/39/488 relating to the allegations of chemical and biological weapons used against Iran.

These documents were housed in an envelope inscribed "UNS/16433 of 26 March 1984. Original Copy of Report. Also A/39/488 of 2 Oct [October] 84 [1984]. Chemical and Bacteriological Weapons. (80 pages) Good Reference Documents". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Report by Mats Ahlberg, Sten-Åke Fredriksson, Gösta Lindberg, Björn Lindgren, Anita Meyerhöffer, Birgitta Olofsson, Lars Rittfeldt, and Johan Santesson, with report code FOA Rapport D 40117-C1, Mars, 1984.

Photocopied extract. Publication is identified only by code "FM 3-9/AFM 355-7".

Contains thirty colour photographs of mustard gas injuries. Some images are duplicated. Dimensions: 250mm x 202mm.

Photographs were housed in an envelope inscribed "Master Set", and stamped "Dr Peter Dunn - Room 2116 - Azadi Hotel Tehran." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing and rehoused in archival sleeves.

Contains:
- Booklet entitled "Kurzistan At War".
- Correspondence with: Colonel Imobersteg; Mohammed Khodadadi; Alan A Nord.
- Maps of Pentagon parking facilities, Aberdeen proving ground, Baltimore and Washington, Fort McClellan.
- "Biography - Peter Dunn". One page typescript with photograph, dated February 1985.
- Lists of slides.
- Photocopy of note from an unknown Iranian fighter.
- Diagram of a bomb.
- Verification aspects of chemical warfare.
- UNMASK: A Publication of the Nerve Centre, No.1 June 1984.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "1984 Mission - Miscellaneous Items." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Booklet in German entitled "AC-Laboratorium Spiez", about the nuclear and chemical warfare laboratory in Spiez, Switzerland.
- "NC Laboratory Speiz, Switzerland", information in English about the Laboratory.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "Re [regarding] AC Laboratory Spiez." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Statement by Mr Hayden on the need for a ban on chemical weapons.
- Results from chemical analyses of unknown substances from Iran.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "Master Copy P. Dunn". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains copy of Peter Dunn's personal account of his first chemical weapons inspection to Iran in 1984. Also item of correspondence with Javier Pérez de Cuéllar.

Contains:
- Spiral bound notebook. Inside cover is inscribed "Switzerland/Iran visit - March 1984".
- Small notebook inscribed "Iran Visit. UN [United Nations] Mission. March 1984".

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "Notebook and diary, ex UN Mission March 1984." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing and housed in archival sleeves.

Contains:
- Note from Rodney Curtis.
- Black and white photograph of chemical weapons inspection, inscribed with photographic reference code: "No. 3 MRL [Materials Research Laboratory] 1534-5-3".
- Small pad of paper from the Labbafinejad Medical Centre, Tehran, Iran.

The note and photograph listed above were housed in an envelope addressed to Peter Dunn from Rodney Curtis. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- List of slide captions.
- Twenty colour slides of photographs and presentations. Photographic reference codes and descriptions on slides are as follows: 16160 #6; ARM; 68 15776; 8; 15775/57; Mortuary; 15369; 710 X5; Cadaver; G; B19 15776; 65 15776; 710 X8; 710 X3; Roll 3-29 86.19; 86.19 Roll 3-24; Sampling.

The contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "1986/- 1987", with the slides further housed inside an uninscribed slide box. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope and the box during processing. The box was discarded.

Includes article about Peter Dunn entitled "DSTO [Defence, Science and Technology Organisation] scientist shows up horror of chemical war".

Contains:
- Thirty-five colour photographs of various sizes, some with Materials Research Laboratory photographic reference codes on reverse. Codes are as follows: 86.19.1; 86.19 A35 R.1; 86.19 #30 R1; 86.19 #33; 86.19 #33 R.1; 86.19 #35 R.1; 86.19 #34 R1; 86.19 R.1. #30; 86.19 #30 R1; 86.19 R1. #29; 86.19 #28 R1; 86.19. #27 R.1; 83.19 #23 R.1.; 86.19 #22 R.1; 83.19 #21 R.1; 86.19 #15 R.1; 86.19 #16 R.1; 86.19 #27 R.3; 86.19 #30 R.3; 86.19 #24 R.3; 86.19 #30 R.2; 86.19 #26 R.2; 86.19 #8 R.2; 86.19 #10 R.2; 86.19 R.3 #37. Includes three photographs with captions on the back, found in an envelope inscribed "Photographs of Bomb Suspension Plate and Lug. MRL [Materials Research Laboratory] 13 March 86 [1986]. Collected near Abadan, Iran, 28 Feb [February] 1986".
- One medium format transparency.

The contents listed above were housed in two envelopes, found one inside the other, inscribed "Supt. Org Chem Divn [Superintendent Organic Chemistry Division] - 1986" and "Photographs". For preservation purposes, photographs were removed from envelopes during processing, and rehoused in archival sleeves.

Item also contains Addendum S/17911/Add.1, 14 March 1986 and correspondence with Iqbal Riza.

Contains:
- Details of published material by Peter Dunn which appeared in Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Defense and Technology International in 1986.
- "The poor man's atom bomb", The Listener, 30 October 1986, pp 4-5. Two copies.
- "UN [United Nations] condemns Iraq's mustard gas attacks", New Scientist, 3 April 1986, p 20. Two copies.
- Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Defense and Technology International, April 1986, pp 1-37.
- Diagram of Reconstruction of Lug Fragment.
- UN Security Council document S/17911, a report of the mission to investigate allegations of the use of chemical weapons in the war between Iran and Iraq.

These records were housed in an envelope inscribed "1984 Report. 1986 Report. Photographs 1986." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Two copies of report in English were retained, further duplicates were discarded.

Item also contains:
- Addendum S/17911/Add.1, 14 March 1986. Photocopy.
- Correspondence from Iqbal Riza, with the following attached Security Council documents, including letters from the Iraqi government: S/17934, 23 March 1986, S/17932, 21 March 1986 and S/17922, 17 March 1986.

Contents of this inventory item were housed in an uninscribed envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing, and the envelope was discarded.

By Hugh Crone, Peter Wailes, John Douglas and Nicholas Abbot. Materials Research Laboratory: Melbourne, 1991.

Contains:
- Correspondence with Barbara B Sounders, Executive Editor; Richard [?], Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defense and Technology International.
- Reader service cards, subscription cards.
- Informative and promotional flyers and brochures.
- Yearbook and buyer's guide 1986.
- Guide to Authors.
- Call for Papers.

Contents of this item were housed in a Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defense and Technology International folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Contains master working copy for Australia of report of 1986 UNSCOM mission to Iran, including appendices. Annotated photocopy. Also cover letter to the United Nations Secretary General from Gustav Andersson, Manuel Dominguez, Peter Dunn and U. Imobersteg, dated 6 March 1986.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Agreed sections of the report: - Letter of transmittal - Summary and Conclusions - Notebook - Letters re the mission (2 + Feb 86) - Program of the mission - Letter from the MFA, Tehran (2 Mar 86) - Map - AC Laboratories Technical Report - Press Cuttings". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Correspondence with: United Nations' New York and Geneva offices; Iqbal Riza; D.M. Pinkerton; P.T. Fink; B.H. Cann; Marie Cipraini.
- Conference statement.
- Report by Peter Dunn entitled "Journey to Iran".
- "Iran takes 37 villages in northern offensive", The Australian, Thursday Feburary 27, 1986.
- "Check on gas weapons", The Age, 27 February, 1986.
- "Burned, breathless lie the victims of poison gas attacks", The Age, 26 February, 1986.
- Draft report of the Second Mission to Iran including map of the Iran-Iraq border area.
- Notes.

Contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "Dr Peter Dunn W/P 108 (3 Lt. Blue)". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Contains:
- Analysis of soil sample reports.
- Map of Iran-Iraq-Kuwait border area.
- Correspondence with A. Niederhauser.
- News clippings about the Iran-Iraq war and the use of chemical weapons, dated February-March 1986.

Contents of this item were housed in a folder inscribed "Overseas Visit". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Contains:
- Street map of Tehran.
- List of photographic negatives for reproduction, sent by Peter Dunn to Jim Nicholls. Handwritten note dated 24 January 1986.

Photocopy of a number of detailed articles about chemical warfare in Iran and Iraq (pages 2-27).

Bound volume compiled by Peter Dunn containing the following articles published in Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Defence Technology International:
- "The Chemical War: Journey to Iran", Vol 1, No 1, 28-37 (1986)
- "The Chemical War: Iran Revisited - 1986" Vol 1, No 3, 32-39 (1986)

Soft-bound volume. Cover of volume bears Materials Research Laboratories' letterhead.

Contains colour photographs (four 8"x10" and one 17cm x 24cm) taken in the warzone including temporary laboratories and hospitals. Each photograph features a Materials Research Laboratory photographic reference codes on the back. Codes are as follows: 86.19 #5 R.2; 86.19 #8 R.2; 86.19 #17 R.1; 86.19 #33 R.2; 86.19 #33 R.2.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Iran Photographs. Feb-March 1986". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing, and rehoused in archival sleeves.

Contains a travel diary kept by Peter Dunn which includes handwritten daily entries for Wednesday 26 February to Thursday 6 March. Also contains items of correspondence (two) with: T.D. Mason; Iqbal Riza.

Contains two colour photographs with inscriptions on reverse.

Photographs were housed in an envelope inscribed "Photographs of Iranian detector kit. Acquired in Iran (Abadan) March 1986. P [Peter] Dunn." For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing and rehoused in an archival sleeve.

Contains one bound copy and one loose copy of Peter Dunn's account of the United Nations Second Mission to Iran.

Reports were housed in an envelope inscribed "The Second UN Mission to Iran - A Personal Account or Iran Revisited - 1986 by Peter Dunn. Materials Research Laboratories, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Department of Defence Melbourne, Australia. Master Copy April 1986". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Official album of photographic records from United Nations Missions to the Gulf War, compiled by Peter Dunn. Thirty-five captioned colour photographs. Bound volume, compiled 1988, marked "For official use only".

Cover article is entitled "Iran Vs Iraq: War Without End?"

Contains:
- Correspondence with: Laurie R. Smith; Iqbal Riza; DM Pinkerton.
- Press cuttings from 1984 relating to the Gulf war and chemical weapons, published in: Canberra Times; Age; Weekend Australian; The Mail on Sunday; Sun; Herald; Sunday Telegraph; Financial Times; Newsweek; Tehran Times; International Herald Tribune; Australian; Defense Week; Time; New Scientist; New York Times; Chemistry in Australia; Readers Digest; Mercury; Courier Mail; Chemistry and Engineering News.
- Draft newspaper articles relating to the Gulf war, newspaper unknown.
- Diagram of gas bomb.
- Time, Issues March 19, 1984 No 12 and March 12, 1984 No 11.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Press Cuttings". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- Press cuttings pertaining to the Gulf war, chemical weapons and the work of Peter Dunn, taken from assorted newspapers, magazines and journals.
- Correspondence with magazine and newspaper editors.
- Details of a seminar by Peter Dunn.

Contents of this item were housed in an envelope inscribed "Press Cuttings Spares 1985-87". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Edited by Ulf Ivarsson, Helena Nilsson, and Johan Santesson. Orebro, Sweden: Ljungforetagen Press, 1992.

International Peace Academy, Occasional Paper Series, 1994.

Peace Research Centre, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University, 1993.

Also includes loose insert entitled "Slides for Historical Society Lecture. 14 September 1993". Typed list.

Publication of the Protocol and Liaison Service, United Nations, January 1996.

Publication of the R.U.S.I. [Royal United Services Institute] of Victoria, for Defence Studies.

Includes tagged page featuring a luncheon address by Peter Dunne entitled "Iraq revisited - Elimination of Weapons of Mass Destruction", 24 October 1996.

Also includes loose handwritten note which begins "22 August 1995".

Macarthur Press edition. First published by Plaza Historical Service in 1991.

Issued October 1989 by National Defence Research Establishment, Umea, Sweden.

Biannual publication of the Peace, Arms Control and Disarmament Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra.

Includes:
- Papers provided by Peter Dunn to the Materials Research Laboratory. Includes list of participating countries and organisations, agenda, etc.
- Verification of a Chemical Weapons Convention. Four typed pages.
- Conference paper by Peter Dunn entitled "The Chemical Threat".

These records were among a set of loose papers containing Inventory Items DUNN00285-DUNN00287. Also relevant to the Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative (CWRI).

Includes:
- Travel papers. Includes correspondence regarding content of papers to be presented at seminar. Facsimile sheets.
Correspondents include Colonel Clarence Tan to Winford Connick, A.C. (Alan) Edwards, Mark Higgie.

These records were among a set of loose papers containing Inventory Items DUNN00285-DUNN00287. Also relevant to the Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative (CWRI).

Includes:
- Condensed version of Peter Dunn's seminar paper, "The Chemical Threat", distributed in advance of seminar.
- Brief and Documents of Officials' Visit to Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore. November 7-22 1988. Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative.
- "Implementation of the Convention: States' Obligations", Ministry of External Relations and Trade, Wellington. Typescript;
- Seminar Program.

These records were among a set of loose papers containing Inventory Items DUNN00285-DUNN00287. Also relevant to the Chemical Weapons Regional Initiative (CWRI).

Features article entitled "Saddam's Secret Grab for the Bomb" by Nicholas Rufford and David Leppard.

Volume of appendices. Subject matter is report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Chemical Weapons to the Conference on Disarmament, on its work during the period 17 January to 3 February 1989.

Report of a World Health Organisation Group of Consultants.

Report presented to Parliament of Australia on developments in defence policy and administration in the year ending 30 June 1984.

Contains a report entitled "1990 - Chief Defence Scientist Conference - Technology and ADF [Australian Defence Force] Development - Shaping the DSTO [Defence, Science and Technology Organisation] Program - Proceedings - Management Issues", published in 1990.

Publication of the United States Customs Service - Office of Enforcement - Strategic Investigations Division. Official Use Only.

Contains bound volume.

This inventory item also contains a numbered list of slides, entitled "UN [United Nations] Mission to Iran".

The records in this item were housed in an unlabelled envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains paper copies of map as well as loose transparencies.

This inventory item also includes specifications for a military device. Paper copies, loose transparencies and a photocopied photograph.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "Gulf War Area - Master Copy". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Periodical features an account of United Nations investigation into use of chemical weapons on Iranian troops.

This item also includes photocopies of the published account, annotated and signed by Peter Dunn.

The records in this item were housed in an envelope labelled "Chemistry and Engineering News. April 2 1984". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Includes correspondence (Overseas Visit Proposal) about proposed, sponsored overseas visit by Peter Dunn.

The records in this item were housed in an envelope labelled "New York Visit 1993 - UNSCOM. Brochures Plus Travel Authority". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "JACADS" [Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System]. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled 'RACI [Royal Australian Chemical Institute] Honorary Fellowship 1995'. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Papers included in this inventory item refer to United Nations Document S/16433, report of the specialists appointed by the Secretary-General to investigate allegations by the Islamic Republic of Iran concerning the use of chemical weapons, dated 26 March 1984. The report itself is not extant in this item.

This item also includes transcription of a note handed to Peter Dunn in the war zone, 14 March 1984. Note reads "Tell the Superpowers an unknown Iranian fighter in the war front says that 40 million Iranians are standing to their last breath. We accept Martydom but not any compromise".

The records in this inventory item were housed in an unlabelled envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains records pertaining to presentation entitled "Defence Science and Technology Organisation - Chemical Research Activities" by Peter Dunn in his capacity as Chief, Protective Chemistry Division [C/PCD], Materials Research Laboratory. For delivery at University of Tasmania Centenary Celebrations, Chemistry Department Mini Symposium, 12-13 February 1990.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "University of Tasmania Centenary February 1990. C/PCD". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Typed notes and three overhead slides [viewfoils] from what appear to have been one or more talks presented by Peter Dunn.

The records in this item were housed in an unlabelled envelope. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Three captioned colour photographs of chemical weapons' sites in Iraq, as follows:

- Rockets containing the nerve agent Sarin;
- Incinerator built for the destruction of chemical warfare agents, mainly mustard gas;
- Dual-use chlorine production plant.

The records in this item were housed in an envelope labelled 'Photographs of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Activities (3)'. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Two items of correspondence to Peter Dunn following his diagnosis with fibrous mesothelioma. The correspondence includes recognition of Peter Dunn's dedication to and achievements in the field of chemical weapons. Includes letter from Richard Butler comparing the experiences of Australian military personnel exposed to chemical weapons in World War I, to Peter Dunn's involvement in contemporary investigations into their use. Other correspondent: Pål Aas.

The records in this item were housed in an envelope labelled "Letter of Congratulations/ Condolescence from Richard Butler, UN [United Nations] New York March 1997". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains letters of response regarding Peter Dunn's intention to retire from UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] on account of ill health. Correspondents: Graham S. Pearson CB; Miroslav Splino; Hideyo Kurata; Helmut Hönig; P.W.D. Hatt; Wilfried Krug; Robert Sánchez; A.J.J. Ooms; F.R. Cleminson; Rolf Ekéus; Kim Jones.

Also includes a letter from Peter Dunn to Bill Schofield regarding a published paper and other matters. Letter includes a reference by Peter Dunn to his recent publication entitled "Australian Chemists and Global Chemical Weapons Disarmament", and is dated 24 April 1997.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "Retirement from UNSCOM - Spare Letters Etc". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Includes:
- United Nations' Document S/16433, Report of the Specialists Appointed by the Secretary-General to Investigate Allegations by the Islamic Republic of Iran Concerning the Use of Chemical Weapons. United Nations Security Council, New York, 26 March 1984. Authors are Gustav Andersson, Manuel Dominguez, Peter Dunn and Colonel Oberst. U. Imobersteg.
- "A Journey to Iran - A Personal Account" by Peter Dunn. Materials Research Laboratories, September 1984.
- Five captioned colour photographs. Includes photographs of chemical bombs on display and on-site in Iranian locations, and photographs of people involved in chemical weapons' work in Iran, including Peter Dunn, Dr Christenson, Dr Dominguez and Mr Riza. All but one of the photographs (inscribed "A chemical bomb on display. Revolutionary Guard Barracks, Teheran [sic], March 1984") were held together by a slip of paper inscribed "One colour photograph supplied to Jim Nichols 22/1/85". All five photographs were housed along with a brochure entitled "Swedish Christmas Chemistry" in an envelope labelled "Photographs from NDRI [National Defence Research Institute], Umea, Dr Andersson, December 1984". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "Photographs from UN [United Nations] Inspection in Iran - March 1984. UN Report to the Security Council - 26 March 1984". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains 23 colour photographs of the destruction of chemical weapons in Iraq. Captions and numbered references feature on reverse of photographs. Numeric codes are as follows: Slide 14 444-4; Slide 158 593 443-6; #158639; #158635; #158589; #29; #3; #14; #25; #27; #32; #35; #36; #158590; #158591; #158594; #158632; #158593; #158634; #158640; #158641; #158637; #158638.

Also includes a letter from Peter Dunn, UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Commissioner, to Peter Furlonger, CB Section, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, forwarding 17 photographs supplied by UNSCOM depicting their activities in Iraq, as well as a list of captions. Dated 10 February 1994.

The records in this item were housed in an envelope labelled "Spare Photographs (UNSCOM 1993) - 3. Photographs from UNSCOM". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains Chemistry in Australia, February 1996 which includes a feature article about Peter Dunn entitled "Current Activities with the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM), New York". The article pertains to the Chemical and Biological Working Group and Peter Dunn's roles in UNSCOM including as Australian Coordinator of the Chemical and Biological Working Group. Duplicate photocopies (two copies retained, remainder discarded).

Also includes chart showing members and divisions of UNSCOM, dated November 1995. Duplicate photocopies (two copies retained, remainder discarded).

The records listed above were housed in an envelope labelled "Work of UNSCOM. "Chemistry in Australia" February 1996". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains account of the United Nations investigative missions undertaken in 1984, 1984 and 1987, covering visits to the south-west and north-west areas of Iran as well as to Tehran, and to Baghdad and Basra in Iraq. The front cover bears a reference to the official report of the mission to Iraq and Iran undertaken in 1987, UN Report S/18852. Soft-bound volume.

This inventory item also includes a letter of appreciation to Peter Dunn from a correspondent with the surname Wynn in regard to Peter Dunn's personal account of the United Nations' mission to Iraq and Iran undertaken in 1987. Dated 6 December 1988. Loose insert.

Contains bound volume of documents compiled from two UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] meetings attended by Peter Dunn, as forwarded to R. Starr, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
List of contents:
- Copy of a cable summarising the meeting.
- United Nations Special Commission - Focus copy (April 1993).
- The Status of the Implementation of the Plan for the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification of Iraq's Compliance with Relevant Parts of Section C of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991) - Report of the Secretary General.
- Draft Agenda for the Fifth Session of UNSCOM.
- Report of the Executive Chairman to the Fifth Plenary Session (7 May 1993).
- Special Commission - Organisation (May 1993) and names and addresses of Commissioners. Draft Agenda - LTCM and CBW [Chemical and Biological Weapons] Working Groups.
- Report of the Joint Meeting (11 May 1993).

Includes:

- Lists that begin "Biological Inspection Operation" and "[BMVC]" [Baghdad Monitoring and Verification Centre]. Typed, annotated lists contain specifications regarding equipment, academic background and personal attributes.
- "Glossary of terms relating to ongoing monitoring and verification by the UN [United Nations] Special Commission of Iraq's Compliance with its Obligation not to Reacquire Banned Capabilities".
- United Nations Security Council Reports S/1994/355 and S/1994/490, received from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and concerning issues regarding chemical weapons in Iraq
- United Nations Security Council Report S/1994/489, Report of the Secretary-General on the Status of the Implementation of the Plan for the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification of Iraq's Compliance with Relevant Parts of Section C of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991). Dated 22 April 1994.
- Draft Agenda, Seventh Session of the Special Commission, UNSCOM Headquarters, New York, 10-12 May 1994.
- Envelope inscribed "UN - Diskette" housing a floppy disk inscribed "Sixth Plenary UNSCOM, November 1993. WG's." For preservation purposes, this floppy disk was processed as a separate inventory item. It can be found in Inventory Item DUNN00312.
- "Requirement for a More Effective Strategy vis a vis Iraq", Hideyo Kurata, Member of UNSCOM, Japan.
- Communication entitled "Job Descriptions for the Chemical Group of the UNSCOM-Verification Centre in Baghdad", addressed to Jim Moore from Horst Reeps, dated 10 May 1994.
- List of names and addresses of the members of UNSCOM, dated 12 May 1994.

The records listed above were housed in a folder labelled "United Nations Special Commission - Seventh Plenary Session - Dr Peter Dunn 10-12 May 1994 - Conference Room 7" February 1996". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Due to the removal of a floppy disk from this inventory item, a second part file has been created (see DUNN00312).

Floppy disk inscribed "Sixth Plenary UNSCOM, November 1993. WG's [Working Groups]."

This floppy disk was contained in an envelope labelled "UN [United Nations] - Diskette" housed inIinventory Item DUNN00311. For preservation purposes, the floppy disk was processed as a separate inventory item. The envelope in which it was housed was not relocated from Inventory Item DUNN00311, which is part one of this file.

Includes notebook labelled "1. Seventh Plenary Meeting May 1994", recording brief details of plenary sessions attended and other information. Entry for plenary session on Wednesday 11 May includes note, "See notebook".

This item also includes receipts for travel and accommodation, restaurant menus, itineraries, and other ephemera.

The records in this item were housed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meetings May 1994 - General Travel Papers". Some were further enclosed in an envelope labelled "General Receipts. Insurance Certificate". For preservation purposes, they were removed from these enclosures during processing.

Includes draft agenda, correspondence, newsletter, press releases, United Nations' Security Council documents and other papers relevant to the Seventh Session of the Special Commission, UNSCOM Headquarters, New York, 10-12 May 1994.

Correspondents: Charles Duelfer, Peter Dunn, Peter Furlonger.

The records in this item were part of a set of documents enclosed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meetings - May 1994 Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing. In the interests of creating files of a reasonable size, they were housed across two inventory items. For Part 2, see Inventory Item DUNN00315.

Papers, summary notes and tabulated data relevant to presentations given at the Seventh Session of the Special Commission, UNSCOM Headquarters, New York, 10-12 May 1994.

The records in this item were part of a set of documents enclosed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meetings - May 1994 Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing. In the interests of creating files of a reasonable size, they were housed across two inventory items. For Part 1, see Inventory Item DUNN00314.

Concerns the development of documentation by UNSCOM by which to effectively monitor Iraq's chemical weapons' sites and facilities.

Includes 35-page semi-final version of a document outlining "draft formats for reporting on chemical items under the plan for future ongoing monitoring and verification of Iraq's compliance with relevant parts of section C of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991)" (see cover letter). Document was distributed to members of the Long-Term Compliance Monitoring and Chemical and Biological Working Groups.

This item also includes a letter from Peter Dunn to Charles Duelfer, commenting on the draft formats for reporting. Dated 17 December 1993.

Correspondents: Peter Furlonger, Charles Duelfer, Rolf Ekéus.

The records in this item were enclosed in an envelope labelled "Dunn - 1993 - To be picked up by Dr Peter Dunn, probably Thursday p.m. - A [phone?] x8400". For preservation purposes they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Bound volume of documentation of the Sixth Plenary Session of UNSCOM. Provided by Peter Dunn to Kim Jones, Deputy Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra. Dated 25 November 1993.

List of contents:
- Summary Signal regarding the Sixth Plenary Session meetings.
- Organisation chart for UNSCOM;
- Contact details for Commissioners.
- Chairman's report.
- Report of the combined meeting of the CBWG [Chemical and Biological Working Group] and the LTCMWG [Long-term Compliance Monitoring Working Group].

Status of document reads "Un-In Confidence - Covering Confidential".

Appears to be Peter Dunn's working papers of the Sixth Plenary Session of UNSCOM. This inventory item includes versions of each of the documents in Inventory Item DUNN00317.

Also includes Peter Dunn's handwritten daily journal from the Plenary and Working Group meetings, covering Monday 8 November to Wednesday 17 November, 1993.

The records in this item were enclosed in a folder labelled "United Nations Special Commission - Dr Peter Dunn - 10-12 November 1993 - Conference Room 9". For preservation purposes they were removed from the folder during processing.

Copies of seven United Nations' documents regarding chemical weapons in Iraq, as forwarded to Peter Furlonger, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Documents include:
- Executive Summaries, UNSCOM 60 and UNSCOM 63.
- Press releases regarding allegations and investigations of chemical weapons' use and a press briefing by UNSCOM on Iraq.
- United Nations' Security Council documents, S/26811 (regarding Iraq's acceptance of Security Council Resolution 715, 1991) and S/26825 (report on UNSCOM - Iraq high level talks).

For transactions at the United Nations Plaza, New York, November 1993.

Contains:
- Draft agenda and accompanying letter from Peter Dunn sent to Helmut Frick and members of the Chemical and Biological Working Group, regarding upcoming meeting of the Chemical and Biological Working Group and Long Term Compliance Monitoring Working Group.

- Telefax cover sheet featuring the names and contact details of members of the Chemical and Biological Working Group.

Contains:
- General diary entitled "Visit to USA [United States of America] New York - UN [United Nations]. November 1993 - Dr P. [Peter] Dunn". Includes outline of Peter Dunn's daily activities and movements, including names and details of organisations visited, eg Australian Mission to the United Nations, and events attended eg daily briefings, Plenary Sessions.
- Receipts and travel ephemera.
- Correspondence and other papers pertaining to travel arrangements for Peter Dunn and other UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] members, as well as meeting planning. Correspondents include: Kim Jones; Phyllis G. Browne; John F. Scott; Charles Duelfer; Hideyo Kurata; Johan Santesson; Pål Aas; Helmut Frick; Robert Sánchez; Peter Furlonger; Rolf Ekeus; Chantal Jean-Louis.

The records in this item were enclosed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Sixth Plenary and W G [Working Groups] Meetings - November 1993. Travel Papers". For preservation purposes they were removed from the folder during processing.

Contains assorted UNSCOM and United Nations records, including:
- Monthly UNSCOM newsletters. Issues: No 1 - 18 June 1993; No 2 - 29 July 1993; No 3 - 21 September 1993; No 4 - 15 October 1993.
- Papers distributed among United Nations Secretariat regarding press briefings and press conferences.
- Press releases.
- "Executive Summary Report - 11th Chemical Weapons Inspection", dated 30 August 1993.
- "Executive Summary Report - 5th Ballistic Missile Inspection", dated 2 September 1993.

Also contains other United Nations documents:
- S/22871/Rev. 1 "Plan for Future Ongoing Monitoring and Verification of Iraq's Compliance with Relevant Parts of Section C of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991) - Report of the Secretary General".
- UNSCOM Special Communication to all members from Rolf Ekeus, dated 20 October 1993;
Note by the Secretary-General, S/26571, dated 12 October 1993.
- "Letter dated 9 September 1993 from the Permanent Representative of Iraq to the United Nations Addressed to the President of the Security Council", S/26427, dated 11 September 1993.
- Note by the Secretary-General, S/26451, dated 16 September 1993.
- Note by the Secretary-General, S/26333, dated 20 August 1993.
- "Letter dated 12 August 1993 from the Permanent Representative of Iraq to the United Nations Addressed to the President of the Security Council", S/26302, dated 13 August 1993.
- "United Nations Special Commission". Narrative regarding UNSCOM's establishment, operational activities, etc. Appears to be printed in an internally published document entitled "United Nations Focus - UNSCOM".
- List of names and addresses of members of UNSCOM, revised 11 May 1993.

The records listed above were enclosed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Sixth Plenary and W G [Working Groups] Meetings - November 1993. Technical Papers". For preservation purposes they have been removed from the folder during processing.

Contains five documents:

- "Draft - UNSCOM Confidential - Interoffice Memorandum - Subject: Future Tasks of CDG [Chemical Destruction Group]". Dated 27 October 1993. Annotated photocopy.
- "UNSCOM Confidential - CDG [Chemical Destruction Group] Destruction Recommendations". Numbered list of items features destruction proposal, quantity/time estimate, and remarks/priorities relevant to each chemical listed.
- "UNSCOM Sensitive - UNSCOM Concept of Operations for the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification of Iraq's Potential Chemical Weapons Programme". Undated.
- "UNSCOM Sensitive - Concept of Operations - UNSCOM 65". Dated 8 November 1993. Paper provides an outline concept of operations for the investigation of alleged use of chemical weapons by Iraq against opposition groups in the region of Iraq known as the "Southern Marshes".
- "Conference on Disarmament - CD/827 - Letter dated 11 April 1999 from the Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran Addressed to the President of the Conference on Disarmament". Dated 12 April 1988. Photocopy.

The records listed above were enclosed in an unlabelled folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

This inventory item includes:
- "Ongoing Monitoring and Verification - Plan - Chemical Activity - Part III". Received by Tim Traven, UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission], from Dr Ghazi on 8 October 1993.
- "Information on Base Line Inspections - Chemical Activity". Dated 7 October 1993. Received by Tim Traven, UNSCOM, from Dr Ghazi on 8 October 1993.
- One-page typed list entitled "Site and Facilities Related to Base Line Phase". Also attached list of four documents to do with biological activities in Iraq received by Tim Trevan from Dr Ghazi.
- "Accounting for Iraqi SCUD-B and Indigenously Modified Missiles". Typescript, includes illustrations and specifications for five missiles.
- "Summary of Ballistic Missile Activities (May - November 1993)". Dated 11 October 1993. Appears to be summary notes of a presentation.
- "Suppliers Information". Looks to concern UNSCOM's investigations into the suppliers of equipment to Iraq in regard to the "Iraqi acquisition network of prohibited items" (see first page). Dated 11 December 1993. Appears to be summary notes of an UNSCOM presentation.
- The CWC Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 4, October 1993, annotated "Jack". Periodic newsletter about international and domestic events related to the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention.

The records listed above were enclosed in an unlabelled folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Contains:
- Letter from Shlomo Nakdimon, Israeli journalist, enquiring about the work of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] and about chemical and biological weapons in Iraq. Includes accompanying typescript entitled "Tammuz on Flames, How Israel Foiled Iraq's Attempt to get the Bomb" by Shlomo Nakdimon. Also Peter Dunn's reply to Shlomo Nakdimon, plus enclosed copy of "Chemical Weapons Disarmament in Iraq" by Peter Dunn, Chemistry in Australia, November 1993. Date-range of letters is October-November 1993;
- Assorted papers concerning travel arrangements and meeting planning for Sixth Plenary session of UNSCOM, November 1993.
- Letter from Peter Dunn to R. Brabin-Smith, Chief Defence Scientist, Defence, Science and Technology Organisation [DSTO], about his activities with UNSCOM, plus accompanying papers. Dated 3 November 1993.
- UNSCOM Monthly Newsletter, 15 October 1993. Includes list of the Iraqi chemical weapons inventory that had been destroyed as at October 14, 1993;
- News clippings about the funeral for the unknown Australian soldier, and about chemical weapons in Iraq.

The records in this item were enclosed in an unlabelled folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

Bound volume of documentation of the Seventh Plenary Session of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission], as forwarded to Jill Courtney, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

List of contents:
- Summary Signal regarding the Seventh Plenary Session meetings
- Organisation chart for UNSCOM
- Contact details of Commissioners
- Meeting Agenda
- Report of the Executive Chairman
- Report of the Combined Meeting of the CB [Chemical Branch] and OMV [Ongoing Monitoring and Verification] Group
- UN SC/5287 of 18 April 1994 - Progress in Destruction of CWs [chemical weapons].
- UN SC/1994/520 of 29 April 1994 - Joint Statement on High Level Talks

Contains handwritten notebook labelled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]. Plenary and W G [Working Groups] Meetings May 1994". Daily entries begin "General notes of interest".

Topics covered include:
- Attachment of Rod Barton DIO [Defence Intelligence Organisation] to UNSCOM.
- Notes of discussions with Executive Chairman, Helmut Frick, on subjects including sanctions and lifting of the oil embargo.
- Developments since November 1993, including acceptance by Iraq to United Nations' Security Council Resolution 715.
- Chemical destruction activities, with contributions from Horst Reeps, Klaus Feldman and Ron Manley.

The notebook listed above was housed in an envelope labelled "Report of the Working Groups - May 1994. Personal Note Book". For preservation purposes, it was removed from the envelope during processing. A floppy disk also housed in the envelope was processed as a separate inventory item. See DUNN00330, which is part 2 of this file.

Floppy disk inscribed "Working Group Report May 1994."

This floppy disk was housed in an unlabelled envelope and contained together with a notebook in an envelope labelled "Report of the Working Groups - May 1994. Personal Note Book". For preservation purposes, the floppy disk was processed as a separate inventory item. The notebook and the envelope in which it was housed can be found in Inventory Item DUNN00329.

Report of meeting which took place on 31 October and 3-4 November 1994. Contents page includes "Summary of Recommendations", "Participants" and "Agenda Items".

Includes cover letter to Ambassador Rolf Ekeus from Peter Dunn, Coordinator of Chemical and Biological [CB] Working Group, and Helmut Frick, Coordinator of Ongoing Monitoring and Verification [OMV] Working Group. Subjects addressed in cover letter include the "serious financial situation of UNSCOM". Dated 8 November 1994.

This document was housed in an envelope labelled "2 copies for home". For preservation purposes, it was removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains two documents:
- "Nuclear Inspections in Iraq: Removing Final Stocks of Irradiated Fuel" by Fernando Lopez Lizana and Ferenc Takáts, IAEA Bulletin 3/1994.
- Security Council report, received from the International Atomic Energy Agency [IAEA], S/1994/1206, dated 22 October 1994.

The records listed above were housed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meeting - New York - November 1994 - Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing. In the interests of file size, the contents of the folder in their entirety have been subdivided into five part files (Inventory Items DUNN00332-DUNN00336).

Contains a notebook with daily entries consisting of detailed notes in point form, with sub-headings. Subjects covered include Working Group Meeting (Combined Chemical Biological Weapons/Ongoing Monitoring and Verification), Monday 29 October 1994, Plenary Session from Tuesday 1 November to Tuesday 8 November 1994. Sub-headings include: "The political arena"; "Financial Considerations"; "Past Prohibited Programs - Nikita Smidovich"; "Chemical Activities"; "Comments by Charles Duelfer".

The notebook listed above was housed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meeting - New York - November 1994 - Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing. In the interests of file size, the contents of the folder in their entirety have been subdivided into five part files (Inventory Items DUNN00332-DUNN00336).

Typed notes in summarised, tabulated form, and other documents. Printed sheets without letterhead or other identifying dates/details. Subject headings include: "Past program as stated by Iraq"; "Further elements and questions to pursue"; "Involvement of other sites"; "Personnel; "List of Dual-Purpose Equipment"; "Parallel Development of agent and munition".

These documents were housed in an unlabelled folder. For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing.

The records listed above were housed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meeting - New York - November 1994 - Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing. In the interests of file size, the contents of the folder in their entirety have been subdivided into five part files (Inventory Items DUNN00332-DUNN00336).

Contains typed notes in summarised, tabulated form, and other documents, most of which are printed on UNSCOM letterhead. Document headings: "IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency]-27/UNSCOM-93"; "Update on Nuclear Inspections/Monitoring Implementation"; "Identification of the Past Iraqi Nuclear Programme"; "Gamma Survey and Monitoring"; "Missile Monitoring Activities" by John Larrabee; "Iraq's Past CW [Chemical Weapons] Programme"; "Past Prohibited Programmes".

Also includes document which appears to consist of technical and research information about various chemical compounds, including Tabun, Sarin, Mustard, Raiot [sic] Control Agent, Vx, etc. Photocopied typescript, marked "Received from Dr Glazi, Baghdad 19 April 1994".

The records listed above were housed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meeting - New York - November 1994 - Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the folder during processing. In the interests of file size, the contents of the folder in their entirety have been subdivided into five part files (Inventory Items DUNN00332-DUNN00336).

Includes five documents, as follows:

- Handwritten notes by Peter Dunn. Notes begin "Notes re CWC [Chemical Weapons Convention] and Verification Issues - Cable O. TH 1707 of 19/10/94 - 19pp". Notes include the following subheadings: "Key CW [Chemical Weapons]-related issues include:"; "Challenge Inspections"; "Industry Issues". Two sheets.
- Extract of Security Council document S/1994/1138. Subjects include chemical monitoring, activities [by the United Nations] to establish monitoring, Chemical Monitoring Group 1 [CG1]. Annotation by Peter Dunn reads "For technical folder, Document dated 7 October 1994".
- Letter from Steve Black, UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] historian, to Peter Dunn, regarding the UNSCOM history project. Dated 15 September 1994.
- United Nations Executive Summary of UNSCOM 38 Chemical Destruction No 3 (CD3), 18 June 1992 - 16 June 1994. Interoffice Memorandum from Charles Duelfer to the Secretary-General through Chinmaya R Gharekhan, dated 18 August 1994;
- Annotated Provisional Agenda, Eighth Session of the Special Commission, UNSCOM Headquarters, New York, 1-2 November 1994.

The records listed above were housed in a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meeting - New York - November 1994 - Technical Papers". For preservation purposes, they have been removed from the folder during processing. In the interests of file size, the contents of the folder in their entirety have been subdivided into five part files (DUNN00332-DUNN00336).

Contains records of the United Nations, including Executive Summary reports, press releases and correspondence. Records include:

- "Executive Summary Report - 21st Ballistic Missilies Inspection", issued from Rolf Ekéus to the Secretary-General, through Chinmaya R Gharekhan. Dated 17 March 1994.
- Press Release IK/166, "Ballistic Missile Team Assesses 14 Iraqi Sites for Future Monitoring - Inspections Conducted from 17-25 February".
- "Executive Summary Report - 20th Ballistic Weapons Inspection", issued from Rolf Ekéus to the Secretary-General through Chinmaya R Gharekhan. Dated 23 February 1994.
- Press Release IAEA/1254, "All Nuclear Fuel Now Removed from Iraq".
- Letter from Rolf Ekéus to Peter Dunn regarding planning of the next plenary session of the Special Commission and the Working Groups. Facsimile, dated 24 March 1994. Subjects include tasks arising as a result of Iraq's acknowledgement of its obligations under Security Council resolution 715 (1991).
- UNSCOM Newsletter, 5 April 1994.
- Press Release IK/168, "Crowd Attacks Special Commission Helicopter During Medical Evacuation".
- Press Release IK/67, "Special Commission Completes Destruction of Iraq's Declared and Recovered Stockpile of Chemical Warfare Agents".
- Security Council document S/1994/341, Note by the Secretary-General. "Report on the high-level talks held between Iraq, on the one hand, and the United Nations Special Commission and the International Atomic Energy Agency, on the other", dated New York, 14-19 March 1994.
- UNSCOM Newsletter, 28 February 1994. Also flow chart regarding monitoring and verification of Iraqi chemical and biological weapons, and typescript entitled "Explanatory Note on Steps Required to Implement the Special Commission's Plan for Ongoing Monitoring and Verification".
- "Executive Summary Report - 13th Chemical Weapons Inspection", issued from Rolf Ekéus to the Secretary-General through Chinmaya R Gharekhan. Dated 28 February 1994.
- Press Release IK/165, "No Trace of Chemical Agents Found in Samples from Southern Iraq".
- Press Release IK/164, "Thirteenth Chemical Inspection Team Completes Mission in Iraq - Operations Conducted from 1-11 February".
- Security Council document S/1994/151, Note by the Secretary-General.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "Papers from UNSCOM - December 1993 - April 1994 - Spares" and "Dunn - 31 March". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:
- United Nations' Security Council document S/26910 "Sixth Report of the Executive Chairman of the Special Commission, established by the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 9 (b) (i) of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991), on the activities of the Special Commission". Thirty page report.
- United Nations' Press Release IK/162, "Shot Fired at Special Commission's Convoy Near Baghdad - Iraqi Authorities to Investigate Incident, Take Appropriate Legal Action". Two copies.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "Dunn - Papers Received 10 February 1994. Press releases (2), plus Sixth Report of the Executive Chairman 21 December 1993". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Soft-bound volume of press cuttings, signals, articles and miscellaneous items regarding United Nations activities in relation to chemical defence and disarmament, dating from 1992-1994. Compiled by Peter Dunn, November 1994.

Soft-bound volume of records, as forwarded to Peter Furlonger, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, documenting the Eighth Plenary Session of UNSCOM and the combined meetings of the Chemical and Biological Working Group, and Ongoing Monitoring and Verification Working Group, held 31 October and 1-4 November 1994.

List of contents of volume:
- Summary Signal, New York - Canberra regarding the meetings
- Organisation chart for UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission]
- Contact details for Commissioners
- Agenda of the Plenary Session
- Report of the Executive Chairman
- Report of the Combined meeting of the Working Groups
- Article from the Washington Post dated 4 November 1994

Contains assorted correspondence regarding the initial planning and administration of the Eighth Plenary Session of UNSCOM, scheduled to occur on Monday 31 October and Friday 4 November 1994. Correspondents: Rolf Ekéus; Cynthia Valenzuela; Shenaz Thawer; Peter Furlonger; Olivia Platon; Helmut Frick; Paul Aas; Helmut Frick to Tim Trevan; Helmut Hönig; Hideyo Kurato; Jack Ooms; Roberto Sanchez; M. Splino; Terrence T. Taylor; Michael Dave [Reyes?]; Tim Trevan.

Also includes:
- Press releases IKEA/1278 and IK/172, "Iraqi Government, UNSCOM and International Atomic Energy Agency Joint Statement Assessing Implementation of Security Council Resolutions on Iraq".
- Security Council document S/1994/793, Letter received from the International Atomic Energy Agency by the Secretary-General, and detailed Appendix.

Top sheet in inventory item is annotated "Spare Copies".

This inventory item contains:

- Security Council document S/1994/1001, Report received from the International Atomic Energy Agency on the Twenty-Fifth IAEA On-Site Inspection in Iraq Under Security Council Resolution 687 (1991), 26 August 1994.
- Executive Summary of the UNSCOM 78 Biological Weapons' Inspection No 5 Carried Out in Iraq from 29 May 1994 to 6 June 1994, 13 September 1994.
- Security Council document S/1994/1138, "Report of the Secretary-General on the Status of the Implementation of the Special Commission's Plan for the Ongoing Monitoring and Verification of Iraq's Compliance with Relevant Parts of Section C of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991)", 7 October 1994.
- Security Council document S/PRST/1994/58, Statement by the President of the Security Council regarding the situation between Iraq and Kuwait, 8 October 1994.
- Letter regarding the upcoming Eighth Plenary Session of UNSCOM, sent from Rolf Ekéus to the members of the Special Commission, dated 11 October 1994. Includes agenda for the planned session.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "October 1994 - Dunn". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains the following records in regard to the Eighth Plenary Session:

- Notebook labelled "UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] Meeting - New York - November 1994". Daily diary entries from Peter Dunn's trip, covering travel conditions and details, weather conditions, UNSCOM meetings attended, contacts and conversations and other subjects.
- Receipts, boarding ticket stubs, menus, faxes received from Peter Dunn's wife Roma Dunn, and other records and momentos of the trip.
- Assorted correspondence and other papers regarding travel and accommodation arrangements, Peter Dunn's financial reimbursements, documents received from UNSCOM, etc. Correspondents: Anna George; Roberto Sanchez; Olivia Platon; Peter Furlonger; Cynthia Valenzuela; Michael Dave [Reyes?]; Rolf Ekéus; Hideyo Kurata; Shenaz Thawer; Helmut Frick; Tim Trevan; Steve Black; Helmut Hönig; Pål Aas; Jack Ooms; M. Splino; Terrence T. Taylor; Annick Paul-Henriot.

The records in this inventory item were housed in or attached to a folder labelled "UNSCOM Meeting - New York - November 1994 - Travel Papers". For preservation purposes they were removed from the folder during processing.

Contains:
- A Guide to the Wearing of Insignia, Governor-General's Office, Government House, Canberra. Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1986.
- Correspondence, mostly letters of congratulations to Peter Dunn regarding his award of Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia, 1992. Correspondents: J.H. Ranicar; Jim Short; John Kerin; Gareth Evans; Ray Finnegan; Frank P. Larkins; A.L. Beaumont; Alan G. Hutchinson; R.G. Ward; Frederick Bryant; Ian Sinclair; A.J. Bedford; B.C. Ruxton; Bill Refshauge; John C. Grey; W.M. Collins; Davis McCaughey; P.C. Gration; I.J. Polmear; Alf Garland; Ron McLeod; Joan E. Kirner; Garth Hughes; Brian R. Archer; E.C. Wigglesworth; C.C. Halton; Tony [Ayers?]; 'Sam'; Laurie [Warner?]; 'Shirley'.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "Letters Received regarding AO [Order of Australia] Award January/February 1992 - Meaning of Insignia". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Four loose papers, including:
- "Peace Through Science - The Work of the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) - (Presentation to MU171 on 1 December 1994)". Typescript, single sheet.
- Itineraries, Medicare receipt, and other papers regarding Peter Dunn's Protocol Building Inspection mission to Bahrain and Iraq in January and February 1995.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope labelled "Papers regarding Iraq Visit - Spares - January 1995". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains four official United Nations' documents, as forwarded to Peter Furlonger, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Records are as follows:
- S/1994/1422, "Eighth Report of the Executive Chairman of the Special Commission established by the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 9 (b) (i) of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991), on the activities of the Special Commission". Dated 15 December 1994.
- S/1994/1422/Add. 1, Addendum to above document. Section headings in annex include "Missiles", "Past Programmes", "Ongoing Monitoring and Verificiation", etc. Dated 15 December 1994.
- S/1994/1250, Letter dated 3 November 1994 from the Executive Chairman of the Special Commission addressed to the President of the Security Council. Dated 4 November 1994.
- Executive summary report of the UNSCOM 85 inspection, carried out in Iraq from 15 July to 24 July 1994. Dated 22 November 1994.

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope, with inscriptions that include: "January 1995". For preservation purposes, they were removed from the envelope during processing.

Contains:

- S/1995/284, "Report of the Secretary-General on the status of the implementation of the Special Commission's plan for the ongoing monitoring and verification of Iraq's compliance with relevant parts of section C of Security Council Resolution 687 (1991)." Dated 10 April 1995. Peter Dunn's annotation on front cover of report reads "This report contains good summaries of the situation regarding Iraqi capacities in Nuclear, Chemical, Ballistic Missile and Biological WMDs [weapons of mass destruction]." Dated 10 April 1995.
- S/RES/986 (1995), "Resolution 986 (1995) - Adopted by the Security Council at its 3519th meeting, on 14 April 1995". Dated 14 April 1995.
- Administrative correspondence regarding Peter Dunn's travel arrangements to attend the UNSCOM Plenary Session in New York, 8-12 May 1995. Correspondents: Cynthia Valenzuela; Shenaz Thawer; Olivia Platon; Peter Furlonger; Helmut Frick; Helmut Hoenig [sic].

The records in this inventory item were housed in an envelope, with inscriptions that include: "April 1995. Six Monthly report + others - Resolution 986 (1995)". For preservation purposes, the records were removed from the envelope during processing.

Article by Peter Dunn. Photocopy.

This article was housed in an envelope inscribed "The Rise and Fall of Iraqi CW [Chemical Weapons] Arsenal - Chem [Chemistry] in Australia, March 1996". For preservation purposes, it was removed from the envelope during processing.

Five copies.

Loose papers in relation to:
- "60 Minutes" television show about research by Professor Christine Godson into effects of chemical weapons attacks of March 1998 upon Iraqis, which aired 21 June 1998. One-page typescript.
- SBS television show about the Gulf War Syndrome, which aired 23 June 1998. Two-page typescript.
- Request for Peter Dunn's assistance from a member of the Australian military regarding a prospective investigation into the consequences for certain military personnel of the army's use of CS gas. October 1998. One-page typescript.

Also includes:
- Notice regarding upcoming Club Rotary dinner at which Peter Dunn was the guest speaker.
- "Inside Iraq's Secret War", Judith Miller and James Risen, The Age, Saturday 22 August 1998.

Empty folder inscribed "Regarding Asbestos Ingestion - Technic(al)".

Two copies of The Australian, Magazine, April 4-5, 1998, with feature article about exposure to poison gas by Australian volunteers in World War II. Article is entitled "Sacrificial Diggers", by Mark Whittaker. Subjects include Keen as Mustard by Bridget Goodwin.

Cover of magazine reads "Australia's Guinea Pigs - The Diggers' Fifty-Year Wait for Justice".

Soft-bound report.

Also includes cover note to Peter Dunn from John Gee, Deputy Director-General of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, and Peter Dunn's reply.

Contains:
- News clippings, mostly from The Age, also Newsweek, Sunday Herald Sun and other newspapers and periodicals. Dated November - December 1998.
- "Iraq - A Country in Distress", observations regarding Iraqi infrastructure, monetary system, national morale etc, as well as aims and objectives of UNSCOM [United Nations Special Commission] mission to Iraq. Appears to be by Peter Dunn. Typescript, three pages.
- Letter from Helmut Hönig to Peter Dunn, regarding availability of UNSCOM and Security Council documents via the internet, and personal subjects. Dated 20 November 1998.

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.

Contains:
- News clippings, mostly from The Age, also Newsweek, Herald Sun and other newspapers and periodicals. Dated July - November 1998.
- Occasional items of correspondence on various topics. Correspondents: Karen (daughter), H. A. d'Assumpcao (letter and attachment dated 1988), Helmut Hönig (transcription of fax), Roger Hill (includes statement on the topic of chemical hazards associated with inspections of the Iraqi chemical weapons' arsenal).
- A note regarding the issue of a Souvenir Medallion to Peter Dunn by Dr Falah Attawi, Dean of the Baghdad College of Education, Ibn Al-Haitham University on 26 January 1995. Typescript, one page, inscribed "File: Iraq-Souvenir(3)".

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.

Contains:
- News clippings, mostly from The Age, also Time, Herald Sun and other newspapers and periodicals. Dated March - July 1998.
- Occasional notes on various topics, including: ABC radio interview by Margaret Throsby with Richard Butler, UNSCOM, 27 May 1998; "60 Minutes" television show about Professor Christine Godson's research into the consequences of mustard gas and nerve bombs on civilians in Halabja, Iraq, which aired 21 June 1998; SBS television show about the Gulf War Syndrome, which aired 23 June 1998.
- "Draft convention on the prevention and punishment of the crime of developing, producing, acquiring, stockpiling, retaining, transferring or using biological or chemical weapons". Received by Peter Dunn from Professor Matthew Meselson, Harvard University, May 1998. Nine pages.

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.

Contains news clippings, mostly from The Age, also Newsweek, Herald Sun and other newspapers and periodicals. Dated February - March 1998.

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.

Contains:
- News clippings, mostly from The Age, also Newsweek, Herald Sun and other newspapers and periodicals. Dated November - December 1997 and January - February 1998.
- Three letters. Correspondents: Roger Hill, Traude and Helmut Hönig (inward and outward letters).

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.

Contains:
- News clippings, mostly from The Age, also Newsweek, Herald Sun and other newspapers and periodicals. Dated November 1997.
- Page of typed notes by Peter Dunn, entitled "Remote Detection of Agents etc". Notes concern a visit by David Noble and David Powter to Peter Dunn seeking first-hand information about Iraq, including methods employed of remote sensing for chemical and biological agents and other materials and systems. Dated November 1997.

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.

Contains:
- News clippings, mostly from The Age, also Peace and Disarmament News (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade), Marie Claire, U.S. [United States] News and World Report, The Ottawa Citizen, Washington Post (on-line version) and other newspapers and periodicals. Dated January - October 1997 and December 1996.
- Notes of a talk given by Annabelle Duncan at the University of Melbourne on 23 October 1997 about the comparative lethality of chemical warfare agents compared to biological warfare agents. Typescript, two pages.
- Fax from Peter Dunn to Graham Pearson. Subjects include UNSCOM meetings, and details of books and articles written by the correspondents about chemical and biological weapons. Dated 18 March 1997.
- Copy of email from Joe Bunnett to Ralph Leslie regarding the latter's participation in committee meetings in Geneva on Peter Dunn's behalf. Dated 12 March 1997.

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.

Contains:
- News clippings, mostly from The Age. Dated April 1992, November - December 1996.
- Extracts from "Chemical Weapons Convention Bulletin", from Issue Number 32, June 1996 and Issue Number 33, September 1996.
- "The ASA [Applied Science and Analysis] Newsletter", 96-5, Issue number 56, October 11, 1996.
- Other published extracts, brief typescripts, and research notes drawing on published sources.

The records in this item were part of a set of papers housed in a lever arch file. For preservation reasons, the contents of this lever arch file were subdivided and housed across Inventory Items DUNN00354 - DUNN00361. The label from the spine of the file, which reads "Iraq and UNSCOM - Mainly 1997-1998 (With) Some Earlier Papers", is located in Inventory Item DUNN00354.