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

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Jewish communities in various countries before, during and after the war, Part Ten - Report regarding the visit by Henry A. Atkinson in Romania, including damage to Jewish property and synagogues, and the government's support of antisemitism; - Correspondence regarding support of the Jews in Romania by the American Jewish Congress, in cooperation with various governments (1929); - Correspondence, reports and newspaper clippings regarding the oppression of the Jews in Romania, pogroms in Bucovina and Transylvania, emigration, discrimination against Jewish students in universities, material damage and physical attacks on Jews and on the Jewish way of life; main person: Dr. William Filderman; correspondence by members of the American government with the Romanian government, regarding the finding of a solution to the problem of antisemitism, the oppression of minorities, and the heads of the antisemitic organization, Goga and Cuza; main activist: Leo Wolfson; booklet regarding the situation of the Jews in Romania; main activist: Herman Speier; reports and articles regarding the communities in Romania; - Newspaper clippings regarding the problem of the minorities in Europe as of the 19th century, activities by HIAS, and activities by the League of Nations (1928-1931); - Report of a visit in Bucharest; support of antisemitism by the Romanian government; report regarding a re-examination of [the giving of?] citizenship to Jews in Romania (1938); - Correspondence regarding commercial contacts with the United States, and anti-Nazi activities in Romania (1946).