Correspondence regarding antisemitism in Europe and the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC), Part One

Correspondence regarding antisemitism in Europe and the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC), Part One Displays of antisemitism in Germany (1923); cooperation with the League of Nations regarding religious rights for minorities (1923); help given by Canada to 2,500 refugees deported from Romania, and activities by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) on behalf of Romanian Jewry (1924); visit by Stephen Wise in Europe: report including details regarding meetings with the United States Embassy in Berlin; testimonies by Jews regarding imprisonment and acts of abuse (1933); blood libel in Czechoslovakia (1933); concentration camps in Germany (1933); activities by the League of Nations on behalf of German Jewry (1933); emigration (1933), Zionism and the Yishuv in Eretz Israel (1929); displays of antisemitism in Russia (1929); newspaper clippings from the "Jewish Daily Bulletin" regarding Jewish-Arab relations in Eretz Israel, [and] the British Mandate (1929); report written by the president of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1929); report regarding the activities of the AJC in Poland, Russia and Eretz Israel (1934); establishment of a Jewish state in Eretz Israel (1947); anti-Nazi boycott (1933-1938); cancellation of the anti-Nazi boycott (1945); [Included in the file:] Reports prepared by the American Jewish Congress (AJC), regarding pogroms against Jews in Yemen (1932), displays of antisemitism in Eastern Europe in 1932, and the holding of a world conference of the AJC in Switzerland (1932).