Correspondence regarding the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC), Parts Three to Four

Correspondence regarding the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC), Parts Three to Four Part Three: - Correspondence and publications regarding the American Jewish Congress (AJC) women's department including an information leaflet: women's activities on behalf of Jewish education and education for understanding between Jews and Christians (1935), activities on behalf of democracy, [and] help to refugees (1939-1940), activities against antisemitism in the United States (1946), and regarding Eretz Israel and the Yishuv (1949); - Correspondence regarding the AJC youth organization: its activities, aim and relationship with other youth organizations (1932 and 1939); - Investigation made by the AJC following the dismissal of Jewish employees from work at the American Tobacco Company, 1931; Part Four: Correspondence regarding the activities of the Children's Service of the Congress: Material and physical relief, Jewish children who were hidden, return to Judaism and Jewish education (1946); main organizations: OSE, OPEJ and Mizrachi; WJC activities on behalf of orphans and children's homes; work by Martha Tochten [of the JDC?] regarding [help to] children after the liberation; testimonies regarding the fate of Jewish children; fostering of children by the Foster Parents Service organization, [in the finding of] foster families and help to parents in the locating of their children (1946-1947); letters written by people who adopted orphans in the United States (1947); Mentioned in the correspondence is the name of: Charlotte Paskal.