Correspondence regarding the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC) and the World Jewish Congress (WJC)

Correspondence regarding the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC) and the World Jewish Congress (WJC) Part One: Correspondence regarding emigration and Jewish refugees before the war (1922-1925); Part Two: - Correspondence regarding Jewish refugees and emigrants after the war; - Correspondence of Stephen Wise with his cousins regarding their hardships in Slovakia (?) after the war (1946); - Report regarding Jewish refugees in Shanghai, return to their country of origin, and requests to emigrate (1946); Part One: Correspondence regarding emigration before the war; refugees under Ottoman rule (1930); help to refugees in Cuba and Mexico (1930); trial held against Shalom Schwarzbard in France (1927-1934); displays of antisemitism in Ukraine (1934); Part Three: Correspondence, a report and newspaper clippings: The Yishuv during the British Mandate (1922); article published in the "General Jewish Council" [magazine] regarding the distress of the Jews of Germany during the Nazi regime; travel report and testimonies (1934); correspondence regarding the American Jewish Congress (AJC) including its status, function and activities; article regarding the historical development of the World Jewish Congress (WJC) and the attitude of the WJC toward other Jews (1920s); biographical article regarding Stephen Wise; Mentioned in the correspondence are the names: Lucien Wolf and Eleanor Reich.