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

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries before, during and after the war, Parts One to Six Part One: Correspondence regarding India, including literature, politics, hardships, Moslem-Nazis [?], Eretz Israel and Arab terror (1923-1948); Part Two: - Correspondence regarding the Jewish community in Italy and the fascist regime; interview with Mussolini (1927); - Booklet including reports and articles regarding the fascist regime; purges, and testimonies regarding the detention of people who oppose the regime (1929); - Newspaper clippings regarding the fascist regime and the Jews, the influence of the Nazis, antisemitism before the war, and key people in the Italian government; - Article written by Stephen Wise regarding the attitude toward the Jews (1937-1938); Part Three: Correspondence regarding the Jews in Latin America, and a report regarding the emigration of Jews, Nazi movements and antisemitic propaganda (1927-1929); Part Four: Correspondence regarding Jewish education and displays of antisemitism before the war [in Latvia?], 1928; [correspondence regarding the] HIAS organization; Part Five: - Correspondence and reports [of the] American Jewish Congress regarding the Jews of Lithuania, including rights and the attitude of the local population; - Correspondence regarding Jewish education in Lithuania; the main correspondent is: Isaak Rubinstein; Part Six: - Correspondence regarding the Jewish community in Mexico (1925), civil and religious rights of the Jews of Mexico and other minorities (1936); - Correspondence regarding displays of antisemitism before the war and emigrant Morris Weisman Klotz, 1931-1934.