Correspondence regarding the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC)

Correspondence regarding the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC) - Report regarding meetings of the Joint Consultative Council, 1935 and 1941; - Correspondence with Bernard G. Richards regarding the problems of the minorities in Europe (1924); - Correspondence with the owner of a restaurant for refugees in Constantinople, 1925-1926, the JDC in Russia, list of Russian emigrants and the help they received (1925-1926), holding of the Olympic Games in Germany (1936), the Committee of Rabbis declaration regarding antisemitism, the Yishuv and Zionism (1938); - Correspondence with the temporary advisor for Zionist matters, regarding the Arabs in Eretz Israel, the Yishuv, [and] relief (1914), wineries in Eretz Israel (1916), contacts with the British government, the Balfour Declaration, and an article written by Stephen Wise regarding the British Army conquest of Eretz Israel (1917-1918); Mentioned in the correspondence is the name of: Charles H. Sherrill.