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

Correspondence with organizations and persons regarding the war in Europe, European Jewry and Eretz Israel, Part Three - Correspondence regarding Zionism, Eretz Israel and the Yishuv (1920); - Report prepared by the League of Nations regarding the armaments race in Europe (1922-1923); the correspondent: Robert Cecil, an activist in the League of Nations; - Correspondence with Louis C. Cornish, 1925-1928 and 1933, regarding displays of antisemitism in Romania, the minorities problem, activities of the American Unitarian Association, [submission of a] petition to the Queen of Romania, memorandum of a Thanksgiving eve radio program broadcast by L. C. Cornish; - Correspondence with Albert F. Coile regarding the removal of Jews from Dachau, restrictions on immigration to the United States, and [help to] people harmed by the Nazis (1938); - Correspondence with the St. George's Jewish Settlement in London, [regarding] Reform and Liberal Judaism (1925-1930); - Correspondence with British Prime Minister James Ramsay MacDonald regarding Eretz Israel, the Yishuv and Jewish-Arab relations (1929, 1939); - Report regarding the transfer of 350 children from Buchenwald to France via ship to Switzerland [?] and their fate there (1945), creation of a professional training program for Jews in Buchenwald after the war; report regarding world antisemitism (1924); - Correspondence regarding a school booklet [?] for international studies in Geneva, 1926; - Political report from Europe, [regarding] the balance of powers, the Axis policies and the free nations policies - victory (1939), material help to the occupied countries in Europe (1940-1941).