Newspaper clippings and correspondence regarding Jewish communities in various countries, [and regarding] Germany and Nazism, Parts One to Six

Newspaper clippings and correspondence regarding Jewish communities in various countries, [and regarding] Germany and Nazism, Parts One to Six Part One: Correspondence regarding the distress of the Armenian people (1917); Part Two: - Correspondence with "The Zionist State Committee of Austria" [regarding] discrimination and oppression of Jewish students in universities in Vienna, and physical [attacks] and damage of property in the Jewish quarter (1922-1932); - German newspaper clippings regarding Nazi propaganda, antisemitism and the anti-Nazi boycott (1933); - Report regarding illegal crossing of borders (1934); - Report regarding censorship in the production of films, and professional oppression of Jews (1937); - Correspondence regarding the occupation of Austria; - Report prepared by the HICEM regarding Jewish refugees in Donau [?], 1938; Part Three: Correspondence with the Embassy of Bulgaria in the United States, regarding displays of antisemitism in Bulgaria (1926); booklet regarding Bulgarian history, [and the?] place of the state (1946); Part Four: Correspondence with organizations for relief to China following the occupation of Shanghai and the war in the Far East, including newspapers and articles (1927); Part Five: Cuba's Jews and Jewish refugees in Cuba (1924-1925); Part Six: - Correspondence with the Czech Embassy and the Zionist Organization in the United States, regarding Czech Jewry, displays of antisemitism in Czechoslovakia, and economic and internal matters (1918-1930); - Correspondence regarding President Masaryk, the support of Zionism and Eretz Israel (1930-1938); - Correspondence with the World Jewish Congress (WJC) regarding Czechoslovakia's dependence on Nazi Germany, Czech Jewry, the occupation of Czechoslovakia, and a British-French plan for peace (1942-1949); - Correspondence with Czech government representatives (1938).