Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries and regarding Germany and Nazism, Part Nine

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries and regarding Germany and Nazism, Part Nine - Correspondence regarding Germany and the rise of the Nazi Party to power including antisemitic acts, material and physical harm to Jews, and refugees from Eastern Europe (1923-1931); - Correspondence regarding the economic boycott in Berlin and religious and professional oppression; - Newspaper clippings regarding the emigration of Jews from Germany to Eretz Israel, the SA, and the escape of Jews from Germany; - Articles written by Stephen Wise regarding Hitlerism and Germany's Jews, Jews in the United States, and protests by Jewish organizations in the United States in light of the situation of the Jews in Germany (1932-1933); - Correspondence regarding the problem of the minorities in Germany, the refugees' problem concerning citizenship (the Nansen Commission), and the Geneva Conference decisions; newspaper clippings regarding the refugees' problems and the rehabilitation of the refugees in other countries (1933); - Correspondence regarding testimonies concerning what is happening in Germany, Hitler's fight against the Communists, a pogrom in Berlin [lead] by Graf Helldorf, and professional oppression (1933); - Administrative correspondence regarding the plan of action of [the] Joint Council, along with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), the National Conference of Jews and Christians (NCCJ), and the American government (1933); - Correspondence regarding displays of antisemitism in Germany, hate of foreigners, preparation for war [?], emigration of Germany's Jews to Eretz Israel and their support, the problem of citizenship of Jews and refugees in Germany, and the emigration of Jews to [other places in] Europe and to Latin America, Australia and South Africa (1934-1935); Names [mentioned]: Louis Lipsky, Lewin-Epstein, William E. Borah, and Emil Ludwig.