Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries before, during and after the war

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries before, during and after the war - Correspondence regarding testimonies [given] by Jews in the United States Embassy in Berlin, regarding acts of harassment against Jews (deportation, professional oppression and damage to property) (1933); - Articles written by Stephen Wise regarding fascism and democracy, Japanese fascism and Nazism in the United States (1937); reports regarding the oppression of Jews in Germany, detention in Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen, emigration, and Gestapo activities (1938); - Newspaper clippings regarding the war in Asia, oppression of Jews in Italy, and the [relations between] Jews and Arabs (1938); - Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding the Jews of Italy during the Mussolini regime (1938); - Article regarding the oppression of Jews in Germany (1938); - Correspondence, reports and newspaper clippings regarding the occupation of Poland and Czechoslovakia and the Nazi policies in those countries (1939); - Correspondence, reports and newspaper clippings regarding the invasion of France, Hitler's armaments race, Nazi propaganda, and the enlistment of students in Eretz Israel in the British Army (1940-1941); - Correspondence regarding the activities of the Red Cross organization in Eastern Europe, children and orphans (aliya to Eretz Israel and in hiding in France) and the ghettos in Poland (1943); - Booklet published by John D. Mack regarding the history of antisemitism in Germany, antisemitism as a political factor, and the establishment of a Jewish army (1943); - Articles and drafts written by Stephen Wise regarding the situation of the Jews in Germany and Europe, including the destruction of the Jews, the anti-Nazi boycott, relief to Jewish refugees, and the absorption of refugees in various countries.