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

Correspondence regarding the activities of the American Jewish Congress (AJC) and the World Jewish Congress (WJC), Part Two Reports of daily activities, summaries of articles published in newspapers, and daily telegrams regarding the World Jewish Congress (WJC) activities after the war: - Report regarding countries in Europe after the war; confiscation of German property for the purpose of the rehabilitation of the Jewish community; relief; newspaper clippings from occupied Germany; [information regarding the] holding of trials against war criminals in France and in Germany; commemoration; Jewish communities in various countries; refugees; WJC activities against antisemitism in Costa Rica; American government legislation against the Nazis and [their] collaborators; opening of a school for Jews in Germany; Jews in Afghanistan; Holocaust research; UNRRA activities for the benefit of DPs and refugees in Europe (1946); - Activities report of the WJC relief and rehabilitation department, including contact with international institutions and governments, relief to emigrants, DP camps in Germany and Italy, refugees, return to countries of origin, activities for the benefit of children and the Foster Parents program, 01/03-31/07/1946; - Correspondence with children [?] [regarding] material and emotional assistance to children, the situation [of the children] in various countries, statistics regarding transports (1946); - Explanation sheets regarding concepts, arranged according to countries: "missing" (Hungary), "war damage" (The Netherlands), "return to its original state" (France, Belgium).