Summary

A journalist by profession, Rupert Lockward was a talented spokesperson and writer for the Communist Party of Australia. He became best known as the author of 'Document J' during the Commission into Espionage in Australia, 1954-1955.
See Rowan Cahill , 'The making of a communist journalist: Rupert Lockwood, 1908-1940, Writing Labour Lives.

Resources

Pamphlets

• Englart, E.C., Wharfies Still Fight for Democracy, Brisbane Branch, Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia [This copy courtesy of John Englart], Brisbane, 24 September 1945, 1 pp. images PDF Details
• Englart, E.C., Wharfies Locked-out, Brisbane Branch, Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia [This copy courtesy John Englart], Brisbane, 25 September 1945, 1 pp. images PDF Details
• Lockwood, Rupert, Jim Healy: leader of the Waterside Workers' Federation, Current Book Distributors, Sydney, August 1951. Image PDF Details

Online Resources

• Cahill, Rowan, Rupert Lockwood (1908-1997): Journalist, Communist, Intellectual, School of History and Politics, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, 460 pp, http://ro.uow.edu.au/theses/3942/. Details