Correspondence regarding help for the immigration of refugees and the Zionist movement, Part One

Correspondence regarding help for the immigration of refugees and the Zionist movement, Part One - Correspondence regarding the giving of assistance to individual people to immigrate to the United States or to Eretz Israel (1932-1937); - Correspondence with the German Jewish Congregation, regarding assistance to immigrants, the reunion of families, the suppression of the Jewish community in Germany (1938-1939), and help to immigrants who arrived to Ellis Island in 1940; - Correspondence with US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, regarding individual cases needing assistance (1942); - Correspondence with survivors requesting immigration assistance (1946-1948), and with refugees in Shanghai (1949); - Booklet regarding international immigration (1924); - Correspondence with persons and organizations, regarding a solution to the immigration problem, [including correspondence] with the Intergovernmental Committee and the Coordinating Committee; - Report regarding a tour of South America, [on the subject of] the absorption of refugees (1943); - Correspondence regarding displaced persons (DPs) in Germany, Austria and the US Occupied Zone, including the number of DPs according to their location in the Occupied Zones and the DP camps (1947-1949); William E. Borah is mentioned.