Correspondence with organizations and persons regarding the war in Europe, European Jewry and Eretz Israel, Part Two

Correspondence with organizations and persons regarding the war in Europe, European Jewry and Eretz Israel, Part Two - Correspondence regarding the request by Leo Trotsky to receive political asylum, 1937; - Report [including a summary] of a meeting held between Sokolovitz, Levin-Epstein, Leo Motzkin, Gluskin and Louis Lipsky, regarding the Jews in Eretz Israel under Turkish rule (1917); - Correspondence with L. Motzkin, 1922; - Report [including a summary] of a meeting regarding the concentrations of Jews and antisemitism in Romania [?] and Poland; - Correspondence with the Jewish -- [?] Committee in Paris, 1926-1927; - Personal correspondence with Anita Mueller [who made aliya to] Eretz Israel (1927-1928); - Correspondence with Leo Motzkin, the president of the Executive Committee of the Zionist Organization, regarding Zionism and the Yishuv in Eretz Israel; - Correspondence with Nahum Sokolow, and cooperation with the League of Nations regarding the refugees and the problems of minorities in Eastern Europe (1928); - Correspondence with the JDC regarding relief to children (1928); - Report prepared by the League of Nations and the International Labour Office regarding refugees, resettlement and emigration; - Correspondence with the Council for the Rights of Jewish Minorities in 1928, [regarding] relief to Jewish settlements around the world (1929); - Correspondence with the Foreign Policy Association, 1925; - Correspondence with the International Committee for Political Prisoners, 1927-1928.