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The Second International Congress was organised in the form of 11 major topics arranged as symposia ranging in subject matter from cathodic protection through inhibition and oxidation to stress corrosion. It involved, in total, the presentation of about 114 Papers and five plenary lectures. With such a mass of information at his disposal, a delegate to the Congress had indeed to be very selective to obtain even a rational cross‐section of the subjects discussed.

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