Correspondence with government personnel, Jewish public activists and non-Jews in the United States, Part Two

Correspondence with government personnel, Jewish public activists and non-Jews in the United States, Part Two - Correspondence with the US State Department regarding Romanian Jewry, United States-Romanian relations (1902), the Yishuv in Eretz Israel under Turkish rule (1915-1918), and the San Remo Conference; main activists: Chaim Weizmann, Louis D. Brandeis, Robert Lansing and Nathan Strauss; Eretz Israel and the British Mandate (1927, 1931, 1936 and 1938); - Correspondence with government personnel and public activists regarding the Jewish Yishuv in Eretz Israel under British Mandatory rule (1938-1939 and 1944-1949); cooperation between Jewish organizations in the United States in order to rescue European Jewry, including the Joint Emergency Committee, the American Jewish Congress (AJC), and Bnai Brith (1943); the Bermuda Conference; joint activities with the League of Nations (1943); important activists: Abba Hillel Silver, David Ben-Gurion, Truman, Roosevelt, and Ludwig Aron; - Correspondence with the US Embassy in Rome, London and Berlin, regarding the San Remo Conference, Eretz Israel and Zionism (1935), and the oppression of Romanian Jewry (1923-1925 and 1934); - Correspondence regarding Holocaust survivor Arete Hochbergova from Prague, displays of antisemitism in Eastern Europe after the war, and Jews in concentration camps in Poland (1945).