Correspondence with organizations and persons regarding the war in Europe, the Jews in Europe, and Eretz Israel, Part One

Correspondence with organizations and persons regarding the war in Europe, the Jews in Europe, and Eretz Israel, Part One - Correspondence regarding the Jews in Russia: the government of Russia and the Jews (1906), Zionism among the Jews of Russia, [and] suppression of the Zionists in Russia (1918-1937), Bolshevist domestic and foreign policies (1919), Russian Jewish refugees, correspondence with the American Nansen Committee during 1923-1924, displays of antisemitism in Russia, and newspaper clippings (1927, 1929, 1931 and 1937), political prisoners (1928), relations between Britain and Russia, [including] commerce (1933), Jews in the Biro Emergency Refugee Committee [?] in 1935, Bidjan in 1936, attitude toward the Jews following the German Army occupation of the Soviet Union in 1941, medical relief and humanitarian activities in the Soviet Union during 1941-1945, rehabilitation of the [Jewish] community in the Soviet Union, Louis Levine, [and] commemoration of the Holocaust (1947); - Correspondence regarding the Jews of Scandinavia: Finland (1918), Sweden (1941) and Denmark (1943, 1944 and 1946); - Correspondence regarding Spain: report regarding a tourist visit in Spain (1928), and the rise of fascism (1936); - Report regarding the [British] Mandate in Eretz Israel; - Correspondence regarding foreign relations between the United States and Turkey (1925-1926); - Correspondence regarding Churchill, Britain's policies after the war, and the establishment of the United Nations (UN) (1946); - Correspondence regarding Ukrainian Jewry: antisemitism and pogroms, [and] morbidity (1919), pre-war refugees (Bessarabia and Kishinev), and including newspaper clippings, 1923.