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

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries before, during and after the war, Parts Seven to Nine Part Seven: - Report regarding the question [problem] of the Jewish refugees in the Netherlands, the rise of the Nazi Party to power in the Netherlands, antisemitic propaganda, emigration, the illegal crossing of borders, and refugees before the war (1939); - Newspaper clippings regarding the war in Indonesia and the establishment of the State of Israel (1948-1949); Part Eight: Correspondence regarding the distress of the Persian people and support of the Persian people (1926-1927); Part Nine: - Correspondence regarding the Jewish community in Poland in 1917 and the problem of the national minorities in Poland (1918); - Report [written?] by Henry Morgenthau regarding antisemitism before the war, the history of Jewish emigration, and committees regarding the riots against Jews, arranged in order of the names of the cities (including Lida, Vilna, Kielce, Pinsk and Lemberg); - Correspondence regarding Polish economics and politics, the Bolshevist occupation, and the riots against Jews, arranged in order of the names of the cities (including Bialystok and Drohiczyn); - Newspaper clippings (1919); - Correspondence with the Embassy of Poland regarding the distress of the Jewish community in Poland and activists on behalf of the Jews of Poland [in] the American Jewish Congress; main person: Louis Marshall (1920); - Correspondence regarding Jewish refugees from Ukraine; - Newspaper clippings regarding cooperation with people in the American government, emigration to South America, and intervention by the Nansen Bureau of the League of Nations, 1923-1924; - Correspondence with Keren Hayesod regarding Eretz Israel (1930); - Correspondence with the United Jewish Committee in the War against the Persecution of the Jews in Ashkenaz, (1934).