Correspondence regarding Zionism and the rise of the Nazi Party to power in Germany, Parts One to Four

Correspondence regarding Zionism and the rise of the Nazi Party to power in Germany, Parts One to Four Part One: Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding the Balfour Declaration (1917); Part Two: - Correspondence with persons in the Zionist Movement: Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), Louis D. Brandeis (1916, 1926-1929), Benjamin Cardozo (1917, 1927) and Jacob De Haas [regarding?] the community in the United States; - Letter sent by Theodore Heel to Louis Marshall and to S. Wise [?] regarding an interview concerning Zionism and anti-Zionism (1917), relief to Jewish communities outside the United States, the Yishuv, the United Jewish Campaign (1927), Julian Mack [?], the Anschluss (1938), the British Mandate, aliya (1938), struggles within the Zionist Movement: "Abraham's Vineyard", Nathan Strauss, and "The Palestine Post"; - Correspondence with representatives of the Yishuv in Eretz Israel regarding the mood in the Yishuv, the British Mandate, and the [attitude of the] Arabs; Part Three: Drafts of the biography of Stephen Wise, titled, "Indomitable Defender of the Faith and the People", regarding his public activities in the United States and on behalf of world Jewry; Part Four: Photographs of Stephen Wise, his family members, public figures, and portraits.