Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries and regarding Germany and Nazism, Parts Nine to Ten

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries and regarding Germany and Nazism, Parts Nine to Ten Continuation of Part Nine: - Report regarding the activities of The League of Nations, the focus of the Nansen International Refugee Office on matters concerning refugees, minorities and citizenship (1936); - Correspondence regarding the restrictions by the German authorities on Germany's Jews, German criticism of Stephen Wise's activities, the Évian Conference, and appeals to members of the United States Congress (1937-1939); - Correspondence regarding United States Jewry, the attitude of the American government toward the Hitler regime, and the support of German emigrants in the United States (1940-1943); letter sent to Muelher, head of the SS in Berlin, regarding the burning of corpses of murdered people, and correspondence regarding the murder of Jews in Poland (1942); - Correspondence regarding displays of antisemitism in the United States, and the attitude toward Germany after the war, 1945; Part Ten: - The press and articles regarding Germany and the Nazi rule, 1932; - Articles regarding the antisemitic press, United States Jewry, Hitler and the Nazi Party, reports regarding attacks on the Jews in Germany, and the anti-Nazi boycott (1932-1935); - German newspapers and articles regarding the Jewish Problem and its solution (1935); - Articles regarding concentration camps in Germany, and civil rights, Hitler and the Nazi authorities (1933-1935); - Booklet regarding the interrogation of [German Army] POWs (1944-1945); - Articles written by Stephen Wise regarding Hitler's policies (1933).