Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding education and government in the United States, Part One

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding education and government in the United States, Part One - Correspondence with persons and educational institutions in the United States regarding displays of antisemitism and Nazi propaganda in universities in the United States (1946-1948), displays of antisemitism in universities in Hungary and Romania (1926-1927), and military education in the United States based on the German program (1912-1936); - Correspondence with the University in Exile organization, whose educated members emigrated from Germany following the rise of the Nazi Party to power, [including] Sigmund Freud, Thomas Mann, Max Reinhart and Franz Warfel (1933-1937); the dismissal of Professor Salomon from his position at the University of Frankfurt [in 1935?]; cooperation between Jewish and Christian organizations; a central activist in the American Jewish Congress (AJC): Alvin Johnson; - Correspondence regarding Jewish education and religious education in the United States (1913-1915, 1943), discrimination in the acceptance of Jewish students to universities (1922-1923, 1927), civil rights, religion and the economy of world Jewry (1947), education in Estonia (1926), and democracy in educational institutions in the United States (1932-1939, 1947).