Contains two copies of a 1968 document produced by the colonialist Portuguese government (JPP). The documents contain Bender's handwritten notes, which are in English, that reflect his opinions on certain passages.

Contains two documents talling the number of colonos and ex-colonos that left, were expelled, died, and had their trip back home paid for.

Contains lists of Angolan district numbers, a code sheet about the status of colonos, and several IBM punch cards.

Contains a copy of a letter from Govenor of Huambo written in August 1968 complaining about Colonato-Benefica and the resultant alientation of African in the area.

Contains government reports produced in the early 1960s (most likely 1961 to 1962) and Bender's accompanying handwritten notes.

Contains primary source materials that includes a transcript for an interview with Borges Mouzinho (President of JPP), reports, census data, and newspaper articles and Bender's lists and notes concerning the government's expenditures.

Contains typed data tables with Portugal population information and travel documents that includes hotel reciepts, lists of travel expenses, telephone bills, and car rental forms.

Contains a 2013 manuscript of a book Cambridge Professor Justin Pearce had sent to Bender for review and a separate document containing Bender's comments.

Contains lists describing how Bender organized his correspondence files by person and activity.

Contains Bender's notes on the Reagan administration's policies towards apartheid South Africa