Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries and regarding Germany and Nazism, Parts Seven to Eight

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries and regarding Germany and Nazism, Parts Seven to Eight Part Seven: - Correspondence regarding Britain's policies in Eretz Israel and in Europe; - Correspondence regarding Britain's position at the outbreak of World War Two, the balance of powers, Britain's Jewry, relations between the United States and Britain, support of Europe's Jewry, and "The British War Relief" (1938-1941); - Correspondence regarding Eretz Israel, the British Mandate, the Yishuv, the Arab population and aliya; - Correspondence regarding the British Loan Agreement, 1945-1946; - Correspondence regarding the Yishuv, the British Mandate and Zionism (1915); - Correspondence with American government factors and British embassies regarding Eretz Israel and the Zionist Movement (1929); - Correspondence regarding British policy toward the Jews in Eretz Israel and the Balfour Declaration; - Report of meetings [of] Chaim Weizmann, David Ben-Gurion, [Moshe] Shertok and Arthur Ruppin with the [British] High Commissioner in Eretz Israel; main subjects: purchase of land, Jewish-Arab relations and aliya (1936); - Report regarding the situation of the Jews in Eretz Israel including riots by the Arab population in 1936; - Correspondence regarding the settlement of Jews in Eretz Israel and Arab-Jewish relations (1940-1941); Part Eight: - Correspondence and reports regarding French Jewry and the French policy, including the Alsace-Lorraine question, 1918-1923: report regarding the solution of the Jewish problem in France; oppression of French Jewry, including deportation to concentration camps; report by the American Jewish Congress regarding the fate of French Jewry including deportation to concentration camps, antisemitic propaganda, and refugees during the war (1941-1942); - Correspondence following the end of World War II (1945).