Correspondence regarding refugees and immigration to the United States

Correspondence regarding refugees and immigration to the United States - Personal letters sent by Jews from Europe, with a request for assistance in immigrating to the United States and to Eretz Israel, including a description of their hardships in their country of origin (1921-1936); - Report sent to US President Truman by the Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees, regarding DPs and the DP camps in Europe, including in Germany and Austria, and regarding Eretz Israel and aliya (1945); - Report, including criticism and responses, regarding the immigration laws and restrictions on immigration to the United States (1926), and help to deportees on Ellis Island, 1929-1932.