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PRIVATE COLLECTION JUDAH L. MAGNES – P 3

Introduction

Judah Leib Magnes was born in San Francisco in July 1877 and died in New York in October 1948, while on a visit to the United States. Both in America and in Israel (then Palestine), where he settled in 1922, he was active in many spheres of Jewish and general public life. A few of the official capacities in which he served were: assistant rabbi of Temple Emanu-El, New York; secretary and later vice president of the Federation of American Zionists; Chairman of the Executive Committee of the New York City "Kehillah"; Chancellor and later President of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Chairman of the Hadassah Emergency Council in Palestine; Chairman of the Middle East Advisory Council of the JDC Distribution Committee (during W.W. II). Every phase of his activity is reflected in his papers, which, in addition to their biographical importance, contain source material of great value to scholars conducting research on a wealth of subjects not necessarily connected to Magnes himself.

Magnes' papers were deposited at the Jewish Historical General Archives by his widow, Beatrice Magnes, and his sons, David and Jonathan, on a number of occasions. In 1955 Mrs. Magnes gave the files relating to Magnes' American years. In 1961 she transferred files relating to his activities in Palestine. Upon her death in 1969, her sons deposited personal material, through the courtesy of Professor Aryeh Goren. The collection was completed upon the transfer of various files held until 1977 by the Department of Manuscripts and Archives of the Jewish National and University Library.

Most of the files from Magnes' American period bore record numbers which had been assigned by his office staff at the "Kehillah" in New York. They were arranged in consecutively numbered series, each bearing the letter F (F1, F2, F3…), in which the files, in turn, were labeled consecutively by a number and the letter L. They thus bore P 3 - Judah L. Magnes numbers such as F2-L21 or F48-L127. A supplementary number of files were numbered SP 1 to SP 321. All these files were kept in the offices of the "Kehillah" and its successors until 1935, when Magnes designated from a file index the files he wished sent to him. The remainder were destroyed. The files sent pertained not only to "Kehillah" matters but to Mages' personal affairs, as well as to many of his other public activities in America. In Jerusalem a list of these files was made, consisting of no more than the original numbers and the original file names (not always indicative of the files' actual contents). For a long time this list was the Magnes archives' primary finding aid. The original file index and Magnes' correspondence on dispatching the files to him are now located in filed P3/1653. The rest of Magnes' files bore only temporary numbers, assigned in the course of their classification.

The Magnes papers were ultimately arranged in one continuity. All the original file numbers were discarded and the files were renumbered, consecutively, in the order of their appearance in the list. The entire collection was accorded the symbol P3 and the files designated P3/1 to P3/2679, respectively. A key matching the new and old numbers enables the identification of files already quoted under old numbers. It is available at the Central Archives.

The final inventory has three main divisions: Personal – ranging from childhood to 1948; Public activity in the United States – ranging until 1922 (when Magnes left America); Public activity in Palestine – from 1922 until 1948. Each division, in turn, has chronologically arranged subdivisions. The subdivision relating to "Kehillah" work was placed at the end of the American period because these files were not Magnes' own files, but the actual files of the "Kehillah" office. As Magnes' personal and public lives were so intertwined with one another, the study of any particular aspect of his public life requires an examination of his personal correspondence for that period.

The inventory was compiled in English, the predominant language of the files. Names are generally given as they appear in the files. Hebrew or Yiddish terms are placed in quotation marks. A partial index is to be found at the end. Subjects appearing in the table of contents are not repeated in the index; however, cross-references have been made to them in the inventory itself. The abbreviation "incl." is employed in file

2 2 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes descriptions to highlight items of special interest; the term "intus" indicates material not directly connected to the file's subject.

A number of people took part in the completion of the inventory, among them, the late Mrs. Rachel Blumenthal, Mrs. Vera Praussnitz, Eli Mizrachi and Robert Fisher. Among the many publications and exhibitions based on the Magnes papers are: Norman Bentwich, For Zion's Sake A Biography of Judah L. Magnes, Philadelphia, 1954. Arthur A. Goren, New York Jews and the Quest for Community, New York, 1970. Judah Leib Magnes on the Centenary of his Birth, catalog of an exhibition in the Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem, 1977.

Jerusalem, December 1978, Hadassah Assouline

In the ensuing years, a number of books about Magnes have been published, among them:

Like all the Nations?: The Life and Legacy of Judah L. Magnes, edited by William M. Brinner and Moses Rischin, 1987

Dissenter in Zion, Arthur A. Goren, editor, 1982

From "Brit Shalom" to "Ichud": Judah Leib Magnes and the Struggle for a binational state in Palestine, Joseph Heller, 2003

Judah L. Magnes: an American Jewish non-conformist, Daniel Kotzin, 2012

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Table of contents

PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH FAMILY p. 8 CORRESPONDENCE IN THE USA p. 8 CORRESPONDENCE IN PALESTINE General p. 10 Alphabetically arranged files of personal correspondence Palestine p. 11 America p. 11 Greetings p. 12 FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENCE p. 12 DIARIES p. 12 NOTES AND DRAFTS p. 13 PRINTED SPEECHES AND ARTICLES p. 14 ARTICLES ABOUT MAGNES p. 15 PERSONAL – MISCELLANEOUS p. 16 MRS . BEATRICE MAGNES (NEE LOWENSTEIN ) p. 16

PUBLIC ACTIVITY (UNITED STATES) RABBINICAL , SCIENTIFIC AND GENERAL PHILANTHROPIC ACTIVITIES Rabbinical activity and Reform Judaism p. 16 Jewish Self-Defence p. 17 Jewish religious societies p. 18 The Jewish Theological Seminary p. 18 The Pro-Falasha Committee p. 18 The American Jewish Committee (AJC) p. 19 The American Jewish Congress p. 20 Philanthropic work in Palestine p. 20 Miscellaneous activities p. 21 Correspondence concerning aid to people and organizations p. 22 in matters of literature and scholarship Correspondence on support of the Jewish theater p. 22 Correspondence concerning the support of Jewish artists p. 22 and art institutions Correspondence on support of various Jewish periodicals p. 23 Correspondence regarding assistance to various individuals p. 23 ZIONISM – ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITY The Federation of American Zionists (later Zionist p. 23 Organization of America ZOA) The Actions Committee of the World Zionist Organization p. 24 The Provisional Executive Committee for General Zionist p. 24 Affairs, USA The "Bnei Zion" Order (Sons of Zion), New York p. 25 Young Judea p. 25

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Correspondents p. 25 Miscellaneous p. 26 ZIONISM – ACTIVITIES IN PALESTINE Economic activity and land development p. 27 Education p. 28 Health and Sanitation p. 29 RELIEF WORK FOR JEWISH WAR SUFFERERS Coordination, fundraising, etc. p. 29 Central Relief Committee p. 30 People's Relief Committee p. 30 American Jewish Relief Committee (AJRC) p. 30 Joint Distribution Committee on the American Fund for p. 31 Jewish War Sufferers Palestine and the Middle East p. 33 Central and Western Europe p. 34 Rumania and the Balkans p. 35 Eastern Europe p. 35 ANTI -WAR AND RELATED GENERAL PUBLIC ACTIVITY Pacifism p. 38 The People's Council of America p. 39 Civil liberties p. 39 Socialism p. 39 Soviet Russia p. 40 Soviet Jewry p. 40 Miscellaneous p. 41 Printed matter p. 42 "K EHILLAH " (N EW YORK ) General "Kehillah" constitution and incorporation p. 43 Advisory Council p. 43 Executive Committee p. 43 Conventions p. 44 Finances p. 46 Organization and Propaganda Committee p. 46 "Kehillah" and the "American Jewish Committee" p. 46 "Kehillah" and East-Side bank failures p. 46 Activities against anti-Semitism p. 47 "Kehillah" reorganization p. 47 Correspondence on various "Kehillah" matters p. 47 Miscellaneous p. 49 Press clippings and printed matter p. 49 Correspondence on the formation of other "Kehillah"s p. 50 Education Committee on Education p. 50 General Education Board p. 50 Bureau of Education p. 50 The League of Jewish Youth p. 51 General correspondence on education between p. 51 Magnes and others

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Education activities related to the "Kehillah" – The p. 52 Jewish Education Association The Board of Jewish School Aid p. 53 "Menorah" Societies p. 53 Crime (Bureau of Social Morals, also called Vigilance p. 53 Committee, Welfare Committee and Vice Committee) Social and philanthropic work Statistics p. 54 Committee on Social Philanthropic Work p. 54 Bureau of Philanthropy p. 54 Vocational guidance and employment p. 54 The School for Jewish Communal Work p. 55 The Federation of Jewish Philanthropies p. 55 Activities on behalf of aliens and immigrants p. 55 Miscellaneous p. 55 Industry Bureau of Industry p. 56 Arbitration p. 56 Mediation in various industries p. 56 Religion Committee on Religious Organizations p. 57 Bureau of Religious Affairs p. 57 Conference of Orthodox Congregations p. 57 "Va'ad Harabbonim" p. 57 "Kashrut" p. 57 "Milah" (circumcision) p. 57 Divorce p. 58 Action on behalf of Sabbath observers p. 58 Miscellaneous p. 58

PUBLIC ACTIVITY (PALESTINE) THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY Minutes, reports and statutes p. 59 General correspondence p. 59 The University Press General p. 61 The University Bible p. 61 Publication of specific books p. 61 Fundraising and endowments p. 62 Jewish studies p. 62 The Law faculty p. 63 The Medical faculty p. 63 The University and World War II p. 63 University personnel and applicants p. 64 Students p. 64 Magnes' addresses and reactions to them p. 64 JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE General correspondence on administration, fundraising p. 65 and finances

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Palestine – general correspondence p. 65 Palestine – cultural institutions p. 66 JDC work outside Palestine p. 66 Contributions to the Joint p. 67 THE HADASSAH COUNCIL IN PALESTINE (HCP) Hadassah Women's Organization, USA p. 67 Hadassah Council in Palestine – general p. 67 Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO) p. 68 HCP projects in Palestine Education p. 69 Medical services p. 69 Miscellaneous p. 69 GENERAL PUBLIC ACTIVITY Religious activity p. 69 Aid to institutions and contributions to public funds p. 70 Social welfare (mainly connected to the "Va'ad Leumi") p. 71 Political prisoners and civil rights p. 71 Economic affairs p. 72 World War II p. 73 Post war reconstruction p. 73 Miscellaneous p. 74 POLITICAL ACTIVITY General correspondence p. 75 The Anglo-American Committee p. 81 The United Nations' Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) p. 83 "Ihud" p. 84 "Ihud" – printed matter p. 85 Press clippings on Arab-Jewish relations p. 85 Press clippings on Zionism and the "Yishuv" p. 86 Press clippings on Arabs and the Arabic press p. 86 Press clippings on the Middle East p. 87 Press clippings on world politics p. 87 Miscellaneous p. 87

Index p. 88

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Record Description Date No.

PERSONAL

CORRESPONDENCE WITH FAMILY 1-8 Letters to his parents 1894-1900 9 Condolences on the death of his mother 1904 10-12 Letters to his family 1901-1907, 1918 13-14 Correspondence with his brother, Isaac David 1914-1915, 1936 15 Correspondence with his wife, Beatrice, from a trip to Syria 1923 and Iraq and a letter to his son, David 16 Correspondence with his wife 1933, 1943 17-26 Correspondence with and concerning the sons, Jonathan and 1931-1939, 1946 Benedict 27-38 Correspondence with distant relatives 1894-1937 39-49 Correspondence, minutes, accounts and invitations regarding 1912-1921 meetings of the "Eva Magnes Memorial Society" (named after Magnes' grandmother) and its activities on behalf of needy relatives

see also: 91

Activities against anti-Semitism 1548-1549 Letters concerning anti-Semitic speeches 1909, 1917 1550 Correspondence with David de Sola Pool on abrogating the 1912 Treaty of 1832 with Russia 1551 Kehillah memorandum and correspondence on the Leo Frank 1915 case in Georgia 1552-1553 Reports, affidavits and press clippings on Polish anti- 1919 Semitism in America and on anti-Semitism at New York University 1554-1555 A letter to Magnes on anti-Semitism and the British magazine, 1920, "Jewry Ueber Alles" 1921-1922 1556-1557 Files on charges of job discrimination 1911-1923 1558-1559 Letters on the formation of a Committee on Discrimination 1917-1919 1560 Correspondence protesting a proposed Foreign Language 1918-1919 Ordinance in New York City 1920 "Kehillah" reorganization 1561-1563 Correspondence on "Kehillah" reorganization with: S.L. 1920 Hurwitz, S. Rottenberg and P.A. Siegelstein 1564-1565 Memoranda, reports and drafts of propositions for "Kehillah" 1920 reorganization 1566 Correspondence on a meeting of "Kehillah" District Chairmen 1920 regarding "Kehillah" reorganization 1567-1569 Alternate plans of "Kehillah" organization, resolutions and 1920 minutes of "Kehillah" reorganization 1570-1571 Notices on meetings of the Committee on Community 1920 Organization and minutes and proposals from a meeting in May

Correspondence on various "Kehillah" matters with: 1572 - Paul Baerwald 1915 - as well as on the Leo Frank case in Georgia 1573-1576 - Joseph Barondess 1913-1915, - as well as on the Order of "Bnei Zion" the American 1920 Jewish Committee 1577 Elias A. Cohen 1920

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1578 - Richard Gottheil 1909-1911 - as well as on Palestine incl.: A letter by Magnes to the American President recommending Gottheil as Ambassador to Turkey 1579 Lawrence S. Greenbaum 1914 1580 Joseph Jacobs 1913-1914 incl.: "Jewish Influence – an Estimate" by Jacobs 1581 - Irving Lehman 1916 - The Jewish Communal School, the Poultry Trust, securing control of the Jewish newspaper, "The Day" 1582 Adolph Lewisohn 1915-1916 1583 Meyer London, on radical participation in the "Kehillah" 1913-1914 1584-1589 - Louis Marshall 1908-1916 - as well as on the American Jewish Committee, Temple Emanu-El, Leo Frank case, Zionism, relief 1590 - H. Pereira Mendes 1915 - as well as on the Jewish Congress 1591-1595 - Jacob H. Schiff 1907-1920 - as well as on financing a Yiddish daily newspaper (in 1592) incl.: A report by Dr. Benderly on Bureau of Education Work, 1914 (in 1592) intus: A letter by Schiff to Julian Mack, accepting membership in the Zionist Organization, 1917 (in 1592) incl.: Relief; Jewish Congress; Ephraim Cohn's alleged denunciation of Zionists to the Turkish government, 1915- 1916 (in 1593) intus: Minutes, memoranda and correspondence of Magnes with the American Jewish Committee on a Conference of National Jewish Organizations, 1915-1918 (in 1594), 1596 Leon Sanders 1915 1597 S.M. Stettenheim 1914-1915 1598 - Oscar Straus 1915-1916 - as well as on a Jewish Congress, relief incl.: A statement by Cyrus Sulzberger on the "Kehillah" 1599-1600 Cyrus Sulzberger 1913 1601-1602 Israel Unterberg 1914-1915, 1920 1603-1605 - Felix M. Warburg 1912-1915 - as well as a on Yiddish newspaper, Palestine relief; YMHA 1606 Maurice Wertheim 1913-1914 1607 - Dr. Stephen S. Wise 1913-1916 - as well as on relief, Zionism

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Miscellaneous 1608 Correspondence with the press, clippings, circulars and 1909-1910 appeals intus: Minutes of an Executive Committee meeting, September 14, 1909 1609-1613 Correspondence, reports and memoranda on "Kehillah" office 1912-1919 administration 1614 Mass meetings in support of the "Kehillah" 1912 1615 Criticism of the "Kehillah" by the American Israelite's editor 1912 and Louis Marshall's reply 1616 Minutes of a meeting of the ad hoc committee "On 1912 caricaturing the Jew on the stage" 1617 Magnes' reply to criticism by Yiddish theaters of his campaign 1914 against Sunday Blue Laws 1618 Correspondence with the International Jewish Emancipation 1914-1915 Committee regarding possible coordination with the "Kehillah" 1619 Speeches at a meeting of "Kehillah" delegates and at a dinner 1915 in honor of Herbert Lehman 1620 Correspondence with William Salomon on his opposition to 1915-1916 the "Kehillah" 1621 Correspondence with Morris Raphael Cohen on changes in the 1916 attitudes of Russian Jews in New York 1622 Voluntary activities during the War 1917 1623 A memorandum on the "Kehillah" and proposals for 1919 organizing Jewish educational work 1624 A request that Magnes represent the "Kehillah" on the Louis 1919 Marshall Reception Committee 1625 Magnes' address at Jacob Wertheim's funeral 1920 1626 Publication of the Jewish Communal Register 1920-1921 1627 Notes on the "Kehillah" 1628-1641 Varia

Press clippings and printed matter 1642-1643 Press clippings 1908, 1911, 1913 1644 "A Statement of Activities" by Bernard Richards 1909 1645 - "The Problem of Jewish Education in N.Y.C." by Dr. 1911 Samson Benderly - "The Problem of Jewish Charity in New York", by Morris D. Waldman, lectures delivered under "Kehillah" auspices 1646 "What is the Kehillah" 1916 1647 "The Jewish Communal Register" 1916 1648 Propaganda leaflets 1917-1918 49 49 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

1649 Statements on "Kehillah" achievements 1921 1650-1652 A manuscript by Dr. Edmond Jerusalem on the history of the 1948 "Kehillah" 1653 Lists of the "Kehillah" files and correspondence with Magnes 1935 on dispatching them to him in Jerusalem

Correspondence on the formation of other "Kehillahs" in: 1654 Buffalo, N.Y. 1916-1917 incl.: Certificate of Incorporation 1655 Cleveland, Ohio 1913-1914 1656 Cincinnati, Ohio 1913 1657 Denver, Colorado 1913-1914 1658 Minneapolis, Minnesota 1914 1659-1660 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1913 1661 Rochester; New York 1913

Education [see also: 118]

Committee on Education 1662 Minutes of Committee meetings 1910

General Education Board 1663 Drafts of programs of the General Jewish Education Fund, the 1912-1913 Bureau of Secondary Jewish Education and the Bureau of Jewish Religious Education 1664 A statement of purposes of the General Education Board 1914

Bureau of Education 1665 Bulletin, reports, statistics and correspondence 1909-1911 incl.: A program for the teaching of Jewish history 1666 "A Survey of the Financial Status of the Jewish Religious 1911 Schools of N.Y. City" 1667 Correspondence, minutes of Bureau meetings and financial 1912, 1917-1918 statements 1668-1675 Correspondence of Samson Benderly, Bureau chairman, on 1912-1922 Bureau finances and activities 1676-1682 Magnes' correspondence on Bureau matters and financial 1912-1922 statements incl.: Bureau Act of Incorporation (in 1678), Press clippings (in 1680) 1683 A report on the Bureau, presented by Benderly to the 6 th 1915 Annual "Kehillah" Convention 1684 Reports and programs by Samson Benderly 1919-1920

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1685 Correspondence with Felix Warburg on his donations to the 1920 Bureau 1686 Bureau statement of aims, correspondence and accounts 1920-1921 1687 Correspondence with Mordechai Soltes and reports on work 1920-1921 of the Bureau's Extension Department 1688-1693 Letters on Bureau activities and policy 1916-1922 1694 Sample tests and licenses, a program for Hebrew schools and 1921 memoranda by I. Konowitz, Director of the Bureau's Board of License 1695 A report of the Board of Licence

The League of Jewish Youth 1696 Correspondence on the organization of mass meetings and an 1917 article "Awakening of Jewish Youth in America" by M. Samuel 1697 Proposals, programs and correspondence of the League of 1920-1921 Jewish Youth 1698 League plans, constitution and correspondence with Magnes, 1921-1922 as well as the League's 5 th Convention report in: 1125 A Declaration of Principles of the League of Jewish Youth of America 1699 3 issues of "Hed HaGalil", published by the City Council of 1921 the League

General correspondence on education between Magnes and: 1700 Gotthard Deutsch 1913 1701-1702 - Alexander Dushkin 1916, 1918, 1922 - as well as on relief work incl.: "Plan for the Organization of the Educational and Religious Needs of New York Jews" by Dushkin (in 1702) 1703-1704 - Israel Friedlaender 1912-1920 - as well as on relief, Zionism and the establishment of a University in Palestine 1705 Meir Hildesheimer 1913-1914 1706-1708 - Louis Marshall 1912, 1919-1922 - The Florence Marshall Classes for girls 1709-1710 - Mortimer L. Schiff 1913 - as well as on Schiff's theories regarding Jewish nationalism 1711 Jacob Wertheim 1913-1914 1712-1713 - William Wirt (Superintendent of Gary, Indiana public 1915 schools) - On the Gary Plan for enabling religious instruction during school hours 1714-1717 Miscellaneous correspondence 1909-1919

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Educational activities related to the "Kehillah" – The Jewish Education Association (JEA) 1718 Memoranda on Jewish schools, programs, statistics and 1917 financial statements 1719 Minutes and reports of the Temporary Organization 1920-1921 Committee for Jewish Education in New York City (forerunner of JEA) and correspondence with Magnes 1720-1721 Plans and reports of the Temporary Organization Committee 1920-1921 for Jewish Education and the League of Jewish Youth, a questionnaire designed to ascertain teachers' views on Jewish education and accompanying letters 1722 Plans, correspondence and memoranda by Magnes on Jewish 1921-1922 education 1723-1725 Minutes and correspondence of the Jewish Education 1921-1922 Association 1726-1729 Magnes' correspondence on Association matters with: Israel S. 1922 Chipkin, H.H. Liebovitz, David de Sola Pool and Felix Warburg 1730 Correspondence on educational programs 1923 incl.: A demographic survey of the Jews in New York, based on the 1910 and 1920 censuses

The Board of Jewish School Aid 1731-1733 Constitution, minutes, reports and correspondence 1919-1921

"Menorah" Societies 1734 Constitution and statement of purposes of the "Menorah" 1913 Intercollegiate Association 1735 Correspondence 1913

Correspondence and programs of "Menorah" Societies at: 1736-1737 City College, N.Y. 1913-1914 1738 Columbia, N.Y. 1913 1739 Cornell, Ithaca 1913 1740 Denver, Colorado 1915 1741-1742 Harvard, Cambridge 1913-1915 1743 Michigan 1913 1744 Normal College, New York 1913 1745 Pennsylvania State 1913 1746 Yale, New Haven 1913-1914 1747 Correspondence of the "Menorah" Graduate Advisory 1914 Committee

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Crime (Bureau of Social Morals, also called Vigilance Committee, Welfare Committee and Vice Committee) 1748 Letters from Arthur Woods, Deputy Commissioner of Police, 1908-1909 on crime and the Jewish religion (4 p.) in: 511 Magnes' address to the "Kehillah" Executive Committee on 1912 the Rosenthal murder (6 p.) 1749 Correspondence with Cyrus L. Sulzberger on the Rosenthal 1912 murder, as well as on legislation and Turkish Jewish immigration (31 p.) 1750 Correspondence with John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (10 p.) 1912 1751 Correspondence with the Municipality on establishing an 1912 Aldermanic Committee after the Rosenthal murder (42 p.) 1752 Correspondence and reports on a mass meeting in Cooper 1912-1913 Union against crime in the city (24 p.) 1753-1754 Minutes of Vigilance Committee meetings (24 p.) 1912 1755-1756 Reactions to Vigilance Committee work and press clippings 1912-1913 on police corruption (111 p.) 1757 Correspondence of the Welfare Committee on investigating 1912-1913 Jewish crime, on court proceedings and on the East-Side Neighborhood Association (77 p.) 1758-1762 Correspondence on cooperation with municipal authorities in 1912-1913 combating crime among Jews incl.: A memorandum on East-Side crime in 1758 (407 p.) Legal cases (in 1759) 1763 Statements on crime in the Bakers' Union (169 p.) 1913 1764 Correspondence with Mayor Mitchel on vice control (67 p.) 1913-1914 1765 Correspondence with Judge Samuel Greenbaum on Vice 1913-1915 Committee work (135 p.) incl.: A Committee report on gambling, 1913 1766-1767 Correspondence with the District Attorney and the Police 1914-1915 Commissioner on prosecution of East-Side criminals (92 p.) 1768-1769 Correspondence and reports of Abraham Schoenfeld, Vice 1914-1916 Committee field director (296 p.) incl.: A report on vice in Chicago 1770 Correspondence on Magnes' relations with Jonah Goldstein, a 1914-1915 Vice Committee official (55 p.) 1771-1776 Reports, proposals and correspondence with Harry 1913-1917 Newburger, Vice Committee counsel, on police reform, legal aspects of crime fighting, legal aid, prison reform and personal matters 1777 Correspondence with Samuel Untermyer on Jewish 1917-1918 criminality and cooperation with municipal authorities (11 p.) 1778 Annual report of the "Committee of Fourteen" (a non- 1920 sectarian body) on crime fighting

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1779-1793 Reports of the Vigilantes Committees on criminals and 1912-1914 criminal establishments (nos. 1-1320) 1794-1797 Various letters and statistics on Jewish criminality (14 p.) 1913-1916 1798-1800 Correspondence on financial support of the Vice Committee 1914-1915

Social and philanthropic work

Statistics 1801 Material on the establishment of a Bureau of Statistics 1910-1912 incl.: A table on the demographic structure of the Jews in New York City, by country of birth, 1910 intus: A report of the Committee on Bureau of Information and Statistics to the Executive Committee of the American Jewish Committee, 1907 1802 A statistical study of New York's Jewish voters, based on the 1910 elections

Committee on Social Philanthropic Work 1803 Correspondence on establishing an emergency loan fund in 1914-1915 connection with the East-Side bank failures 1804 A report by Cyrus Sulzberger on settling immigrant Jews on 1915 farms

Bureau of Philanthropy 1805 Foundation of the Bureau 1914 1806 Correspondence with Cyrus Sulzberger on the Bureau 1914 1807 Correspondence with Maurice Wertheim on the Bureau and 1915-1916 on aid to institutions in Palestine 1808 "The Bureau of Philanthropy under the Auspices of the 1915 Council of Jewish Communal Institutions and the Kehillah", report to the 6 th Annual "Kehillah" Convention 1809 Minutes, memoranda and reports 1916 incl.: "Study of Institutions and Agencies for the Care of Jewish Children in New York City" 1810 An application by Joseph L. Cohen for directorship of the 1916-1917 Bureau

Vocational guidance and employment 1811 Correspondence, memoranda and minutes of meetings on 1915-1916 Jewish vocational guidance 1812 Correspondence and reports of a Placement Clearing House 1915-1916 1813 Correspondence of the Employment Bureau, plans to federate 1916 Jewish employment bureaus and a memorandum by the Kehillah's Bureau of Industry on employment problems of Jews

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The School for Jewish Communal Work 1814 Press releases on creation of the School and a summary of 1915 course work 1815 Minutes, correspondence and constitution of the School 1915-1916 1816 "Preliminary Announcement of the School for Jewish 1916 Communal Work to be Conducted by "Kehillah", presented to the 6 th Annual Convention 1817 Correspondence, minutes of a meeting of the School's Board 1917-1918 of Trustees, tables and questionnaires submitted to teachers and students 1818 Summaries of the School's activities and the agenda of a May 1918-1919 1918 meeting intus: A proposed course of study at the Jewish Theological Seminary 1819 A schedule of courses offered in Jewish social work 1920

The Federation of Jewish Philanthropies 1820 A letter to Magnes on a possible federation of charities and 1909 report from Julian Mack and Julius Rosenwald on philanthropic work in Chicago 1821-1823 Propaganda in favour of a federation of charities, a letter from 1915 Magnes to Jacob Wertheim and a proposal by David Hyman 1824-1825 Correspondence on the Federation of Jewish Philanthropic 1916-1917 Societies, press clippings and minutes of meetings

Activities on behalf of aliens and immigrants 1826 An invitation by David de Sola Pool to a meeting of a 1912 "Sisterhood Committee on Oriental Jews" 1827 Correspondence with I.A. Hourwich and his report on the 1914 number of Yiddish speaking immigrants in New York 1828 Correspondence and reports to the "Kehillah", by the 1915-1916 Immigrant People's Committee for the Defence of Good Names 1829 Correspondence with Franz Boas on a survey among 1920 immigrant Jews 1830-1834 Correspondence on behalf of various immigrants and aliens 1913-1921

Miscellaneous 1835-1836 Letters on the work of the United Hebrew Charities 1909; 1911 1837-1838 "Kehillah" proposals of Jewish communal work for the blind 1913-1914 and crippled 1839 Correspondence with John D. Rockefeller on social welfare 1913-1914 1840 A plan for social work with children, sent to Magnes by the 1915 Committee on Unit Organization in Washington, D.C.

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1841 "Kehillah" drafts of proposed State Legislation on prisons, 1915 insane asylums, etc. 1842 Correspondence on distributing Yiddish newspapers in 1918 hospitals 1843 "A Tentative Scheme of Classification for the gathering of 1918 Material in the Central Bureau of Information and Advice of the "Kehillah"

Industry

Bureau of Industry 1844 Reports, memoranda, correspondence and agreements effected 1912-1923 by the Bureau intus: Letters regarding bank signatures 1926, 1927, 1938 1845 "Activities and Plans of the Bureau of Industry of the Kehillah 1915 of New York" presented to the 6 th Annual Convention 1846 Correspondence with Leo Mannheimer, Bureau director, on 1915 industrial relations and war relief 1847 Correspondence with Mortimer Schiff on his contribution to 1916 the Bureau

Arbitration 1848 Correspondence and reports on the Municipal Court Act and 1914-1915 on establishing a Court of Arbitration under "Kehillah" auspices 1849 Correspondence with Herbert Lehman on the "Kehillah"s 1914-1915 work in industrial relations 1850-1851 Letters to H. Pereira Mendes and Jechiel Roeder on plans for 1919 arbitration work 1852 Minutes and correspondence of the Arbitration Committee in 1920 the national Hebrew High School strike 1853 Correspondence of William Lieberman, "Kehillah" counsel, 1920-1921 on the arbitration of several disputes intus: His report on action against discrimination in New York 1854-1855 Rules and forms for planned "Kehillah" courts 1922 1856-1858 Printed material on industrial relations 1909-1911, 1914

Mediation in various industries 1859-1866 Reports, minutes and correspondence on mediation in the fur 1912-1921 industry 1867-1873 Correspondence, minutes and memoranda on the mediation of 1915-1916 disputes in various branches of the clothing industry 1874 Material on the financial affairs of the American Cloaks and 1920 Suit Manufacturing Association

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1875 An anti-union pamphlet of the Clothing Manufacturers' 1921 Association of New York City 1876 Settlement of a strike in the leather goods industry 1915 1877 Attempts to mediate in the baking industry 1915 [see also also: 1428]

Religion

Committee on Religious Organizations 1878 Committee reports and correspondence on ritual matters, the 1909-1911 "schochtim" strike and organization of the "Va'ad Harabbonim" 1879 Correspondence with H. Pereira Mendes on Committee work 1911

Bureau of Religious Affairs 1880 Reports and correspondence 1915

Conference of Orthodox Congregations 1881-1883 Circulars, correspondence and resolutions of the Conference 1912-1913

"Va'ad Harabbonim" 1884-1886 Minutes, circulars, letters and lists of rabbis 1909-1913 1887 Correspondence with Rabbi S. Glick 1917 incl.: A list of members of "Agudat Harabbanim Hamatifim"

"Kashrut" 1888 Records and correspondence of the "Va'ad Hakashrut" 1912 1889 Correspondence and reports regarding "schechita" 1913-1914 1890 Correspondence with members of the Committee on Religious 1914-1916, Affairs on "kashrut", regulation, abuses and legislation 1922-1923 1891-1892 Correspondence, minutes and press clippings on "kashrut" 1916-1917 1893 Advertisements and articles in the Yiddish press regarding 1918 "shechita" 1894 Articles on the kosher meat strike and its settlement 1919 1895 Correspondence with rabbis on a "kashrut" fraud case and the 1922-1923 formation of a "Kashrut" Committee

"Milah" (circumcision) 1896 Correspondence with David de Sola Pool on establishing a 1912 school for "Mohalim" 1897-1898 Correspondence of the "Milah" Board 1912, 1914-1916, 1924-1940

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1899 Correspondence, reports, press clippings and leaflets of the 1916-1917 "Milah" Board 1900 Correspondence on certified "mohalim" 1917 1901 Correspondence of the "Milah" Board 1920 intus: A plan for "Batei Din" in New York

Divorce 1902 Correspondence of the "Ghet" Committee on administering 1914 divorce laws in coordination with Jewish laws [see also: 1585]

Action on behalf of Sabbath observers 1903-1904 Correspondence of the Sabbath Observance Committee and a 1912-1914, 1923 proposed bill to allow Sabbath observers to open shops on Sunday 1905-1908 Correspondence on leave for employees and exemptions for 1914-1915 students on Sabbath and the High Holidays 1909-1910 Correspondence on proposed legislation for a five day work 1919, 1921 week

Miscellaneous 1911 Correspondence with the New York Board of Jewish 1911-1912 Ministers on chaplaincy in prisons and hospitals 1912 Correspondence on the abuse of Jewish cemeteries on "Tisha 1912 B'av" incl.: A table of statistics on interment in Jewish cemeteries, 1901-1910 1913-1914 Correspondence on the establishment of provisional 1914 synagogues for the High Holidays 1915 Correspondence with the Inter-Denominational Committee on 1915 Weekday Religious Instruction concerning Jewish participation 1916 Correspondence with the Committee of One Hundred "Ba'ale 1915-1916 Battim" on forming a federation responsible for religious matters, especially "kashrut" 1917 Requests for religious services for girls at Vassar College and 1920 the New York Training School

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PUBLIC ACTIVITY (PALESTINE) 1922-1948

THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY [see also: 193, 195, 197-222, 334, 349, 368, 767, 836-840, 1703, 1704, 2239, 2572)

Minutes, reports and statutes 1918 Minutes of the Administrative Committee 1925 intus: Draft of a letter to Ahad Ha'am, 1925 Certificate of membership in the Pinchas Rutenberg Educational Trust, 1947 1919 Transcripts of the Joint Meeting of the Board of Governors 1928 and the Academic Council, London 1920 - Materials submitted to the Academic Council and the 1928 Board of Governors; - Memorandum and appendices on the University's role as an institute of teaching or research 1921 Conference of the American members of the Board of 1934 Governors 1922-1923 "Report of the Survey Committee of the Hebrew University of 1934 Jerusalem"; and "Reply to the Report", by J.L. Magnes 1924 Minutes and resolutions from various Board of Governors 1926, 1934-1939 meetings in: 2438 Minutes of various University committee meetings 1939, 1945 1925-1926 Minutes and notes from Executive Committee meetings 1939, 1945 1927-1929 Rector's reports 1939, 1944, 1947 1930 Rules of the Hebrew University Association 1940 1931-1932 Financial reports on the University 1942, 1946 1933 Report on adult education at the University 1944 1934 Minutes of the 13 th Board of Governors' meeting, as well as 1945 related correspondence and reports 1935 Correspondence on, and drafts of the Hebrew University's 1946 constitution incl.: Partial minutes of a 1940 Senate meeting and several letters

General Correspondence 1936 Notes on the projected University 1923 1937 Correspondence with Cyrus Adler on the University 1923, 1925 1938 Newspaper accounts on the opening of the University and a 1925 letter of congratulations from the University of Geneva 1939 Notes and correspondence on University, political and 1925-1934 personal matters

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1940 Correspondence, mainly on Magnes' relations with Chaim 1928-1929 Weizmann in University affairs 1941 Correspondence on damage to the University and affidavits of 1929 Jewish witnesses to the August riots 1942 Correspondence, memos and calendars of Magnes' trip to 1931 America on behalf of the University 1943-1946 Correspondence with Max Schloessinger and others on 1937 University matters incl.: A biography of Magnes by Julian Meltzer (in 1945) 1947 Drafts of letters to Chaim Weizmann and notes on Albert 1933-1934 Einstein and the University 1948-1949 Correspondence on various University matters, especially the 1934-1936 transition in its administration 1950 Accounts and notes regarding a club building on the 1937 University campus 1951-1952 Notes on the University 1937-1938 incl.: Lists of graduates (in 1952) 1953 Correspondence with Julian Mack and Werner Senator on an 1939 Aaron Aaronson Fund 1954 Letters and a memorandum regarding the conferral on Max 1939 Schloessinger of honorary membership in the Institute of Oriental Studies 1955-1956 Cable exchanges regarding the University and Hadassah 1940-1942, 1944 1957 Correspondence and reports regarding cooperation between 1941 the University and the Egyptian Academy in Arabic Studies 1958 Correspondence and press clippings on the controversy 1942-1943 aroused by publication of Magnes' letter to the "non-Zionist" Rabbis 1959 Correspondence with the ESCO Foundation on cooperation 1942-1944 with the University in research projects in Palestine 1960 Notes, drafts, speeches and letters on University, "Ihud" and 1943-1947 JDC affairs 1961-1964 Correspondence, minutes, reports, newsletters and proposals 1944 regarding University development 1965 Correspondence and accounts of conversations with Chaim 1944-1946 Weizmann on University matters and Zionist politics 1966 Correspondence with Chaim Weizmann on University and 1947 political matters, as well as notes from conversations with him and Henrietta Szold incl.: Pictures from Weizmann's visit to the University 1967 Correspondence of the Board of Governors 1945 1968 Cables on University and personal matters 1945 1969-1973 Correspondence on library acquisitions and general University 1945 matters 1974 Printed plans of projected post-War University development 1945 60 60 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

1975-1977 Correspondence and reports of the University 1945-1946 1978 Notes and letters from the Board of Governors on 1946 reorganizing the University 1979-1980 Correspondence and cables on University and political matters 1946-1947 1981-1982 Reports and letters, especially concerning administration and 1947-1948 students 1983-1984 Correspondence on University, Hadassah, JDC and political 1947 affairs incl.: Anti-Zionist reactions to Magnes' address opening the academic year (in 1983) 1985 Magnes' correspondence, while in America, on the University 1948 and on the political situation in Israel 1986-1988 Photographs 1930-1942 1989-1991 Varia 1933-1947

The University Press

General 1992 Letters, proposals and memoranda concerning the 1926-1946 establishment of a University Press 1993-1995 Minutes, correspondence and reports of the Hebrew 1945-1947 University Press 1996-2002 Correspondence regarding finances, equipment and general 1944-1947 administration 2003 Correspondence, chiefly with Ari Ibn-Zahav, on the 1947-1948 University Press, with mention of the political situation

The University Bible 2004-2009 Correspondence concerning publication of a Hebrew Bible 1939-1947 under University auspices 2010 Press clippings and news releases 1943 2011 Correspondence regarding the text of the Bible 1943-1947 2012-2015 Minutes, correspondence and reports of a committee to 1943-1946 determine the lettering of the Bible incl.: Sample pages 2016 Correspondence with the Jewish Publication Society of 1946 America

Publication of specific books 2017-2018 Correspondence and reports on the publication of a series of 1945-1947 basic texts 2019 Correspondence on the publication of a Hebrew-Arabic 1941-1947 dictionary 2020-2021 Correspondence with Ari Ibn-Zahav regarding the publication 1943-1946 of his novel on Shylock 61 61 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

2022 Correspondence on the publication of "Midrash Vayikra 1944-1947 Raba" 2023 Correspondence on the budgets of "Tarbitz" and "Kiryat 1946-1947 Sepher" 2024-2026 Correspondence concerning the translation of books to 1945-1947 English by University staff members, as well as sample translations 2027 Letters on the publication of Yochanan Levy's books and a list 1946 of his scientific publications 2028 Correspondence on the publication of Joseph Klausner's "The 1946 Messianic Idea" 2029 Agreements between the Hebrew University Press Association 1947 and other publishers regarding the publication of various books 2030-2031 Lists of publications by the Hebrew University and Hadassah

Fundraising and endowments 2032 Reactions to Magnes' first fundraising campaign 1925 2033 Notes and correspondence concerning the Rosenbloom 1926-1938 Building 2034-2035 Correspondence and accounts by Magnes of expenditures 1940-1947 from the "President's Fund" 2036-2039 Minutes, correspondence and notes on the Warburg Fund 1937-1938 2040-2041 Correspondence regarding the administration of the Cancer 1936-1938, Research Fund by the University 1944-1947 2042 Correspondence regarding French Government assistance to 1945-1947 the French department 2043 Correspondence regarding Z.O.A. fellowships to study and 1945-1947 teach at the University 2044 Correspondence with the Lebeson family, Chicago, on 1945-1947 establishing a fellowship in their son's memory [see also: 1983] 2045-2047 Correspondence on fundraising during Magnes' stay in the 1946 United States

Jewish studies 2048 Minutes and correspondence of the Palestine Committee of 1924-1928 the Institute for Jewish Studies 2049 Bulletins and pamphlets of the Institute for Jewish Studies 1925 2050 Notes and correspondence with Professor M.Z. Segal on Bible 1935, 1940 Studies 2051 Correspondence on the establishment of courses for rabbinical 1938-1939 students

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2052 Correspondence with Eugen Taeubler on his proposals for a 1938-1940 Bible Research Institute 2053 A proposal by Martin Buber for an Institute for the 1946 Comparative Study of Judaism and other Religions 2054-2055 Reports and a pamphlet of the Institute for Jewish Studies 1945-1947 2056-2060 Correspondence, minutes and reports on the state of Jewish 1945-1947 libraries, archives and cultural objects in Europe, and their transferal to Israel

The Law faculty 2061 "Public International Law", lecture by Norman Bentwich 1928-1929 2062 Outlines, articles and examinations of the law faculty 1931-1936 2063 "Notes on the History of Marriage" by Henry E. Baker, 1943-1944 (prepared for the course in legal history)

The Medical faculty 2064 An agreement between the Hadassah Women's Organization 1936-1943 and the Hebrew University regarding post-graduate medical teaching and research, correspondence, minutes and memoranda 2065 The proposed faculty of medicine-curriculum, building 1943-1944 program and estimated costs 2066 Correspondence and minutes of the Medical Faculty 1943-1944 Coordinating Committee 2067 Minutes of committee meetings, plans and correspondence 1944-1945 with Weizmann and others on setting up the medical school 2068 Correspondence, reports and financial accounts on various 1944-1946 projects of the Department of Hygiene at the University 2069-2070 Minutes of the Pre-faculty for Medicine at the Hebrew 1945-1946 University 2071 Minutes of the Medical School Development Committee 1945-1947 2072 Correspondence and minutes regarding fundraising for the 1946-1947 medical school

The University and World War II 2073 Reports and correspondence between University scientists and 1940-1941 the Government concerning participation in the war effort 2074 Correspondence, press clippings, minutes and accounts of 1941-1942 conversations on the mobilization of students and the "Yishuv" for the war effort 2075 Correspondence and memoranda on the participation of 1941-1942 University personnel in the war effort

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University personnel and applicants 2076-2077 Correspondence on Magnes as a University employee, on 1934-1947 financial matters, on political controversies, etc. 2078-2079 Correspondence on the possible engagement of Carl Neuberg 1935-1941 by the University and on general matters of cancer research 2080 Correspondence with and regarding Abraham Ya'ari, chief 1937-1945 Hebrew librarian 2081 Correspondence regarding the employment of M. Stekeles in 1937-1946 the teaching or research of prehistorical archeology 2082 Applications for the position of head of the Musicological 1939-1940 Department 2083-2087 Correspondence on personal affairs of personnel and students 1939-1941 2088 Correspondence and minutes concerning two University 1940-1941 workers tried by the University and the "Histadrut" incl.: Statutes regarding University personnel, 1935 2089 Correspondence on the death of Professor Kligler 1944 2090-2092 Correspondence regarding various University personnel 1945 (alphabetized) 2093-2095 Various lists of University personnel 1943-1946

Students 2096 Correspondence with the police regarding University students 1937-1943 2097 Correspondence on student and general University affairs 1939-1941 2098 Correspondence with and about students 1940-1944 2099 Requests and reports of assistance for Hungarian students 1941-1947 2100 Correspondence and reports on the activities of the Yavneh 1941-1947 students' group among residents of the Old City of Jerusalem 2101 Press clippings on student opposition to Magnes, on a 1944-1945 scientific congress and on the University in general 2102 Personal requests for assistance and recommendation for 1945-1947 individual students

Magnes' addresses and reactions to them 2103-2104 Addresses, mainly at University functions 1924-1947 incl.: A list for 1924-1935 2105-2107 "Like All the Nations?" – Address opening the 1929-1930 1929-1930 Academic year, drafts, ensuing correspondence and press clippings 2108-2111 Letters and press clippings reacting to Magnes' speeches 1937-1945 opening the academic years 2112-2116 Notes and speeches at opening and graduation ceremonies 1937-1947 incl.: Press clippings and letters in reaction, as well as notes on other subjects

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2117 Magnes' last address, at Hebrew University House, New York 1948

JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE (JDC) [see also: 1960, 1983, 1984]

General correspondence on administration, fundraising and finances 2678 A telegram exchange with the Joint Distribution Committee 1940 and Hadassah Women in New York 2118 Correspondence with JDC officials in New York on 1940-1941 administration and fundraising 2119 Correspondence and reports on the distribution of JDC funds 1941-1942 incl.: Reports on immigration and industry in Palestine 2120-2144 Correspondence on general JDC activities, e.g. refugees, 1943-1944 cultural institutions, Yemenites, rabbis, post-war reconstruction, housing, etc. incl.: Activities in Turkey, Iran and Italy 2145 Correspondence on financial aspects of JDC work in the 1945 Middle East 2146-2154 Cables on JDC matters 1945-1947 2155-2157 Correspondence on local JDC administration 1945-1947 2158 Correspondence between the JDC and fundraising Zionist 1945-1947 Organizations 2159 Cables and monthly financial reports of the JDC in Palestine 1945-1947 to the New York office 2160-2161 Correspondence on relief during the war and afterwards 1945-1947 incl.: Letters on purchases for refugees' physical and religious needs 2162-2164 Correspondence, reports and requests of the JDC 1947

Palestine – general correspondence 2165-2167 Correspondence on plans for relief in Palestine during the war 1939-1940 2168 Correspondence on attempts to assure adequate pensions and a list of pensioners entitled to pensions from Germany intus: Reports of the "Kerem Abraham" neighborhood committee, Jerusalem, 1937-1940 2169-2172 Correspondence and reports regarding aid to refugee rabbis 1940; 1941 2173-2174 Applications for JDC assistance and clarifications of policy 1941, 1945 2175 Information on the Holocaust and correspondence on attempts 1942-1943 to rescue relatives of Palestinians 2176 Correspondence on a housing scheme for new immigrants in 1945-1946 Palestine 2177 Correspondence on JDC financing and on the distribution of 1945-1946 funds

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2178 Correspondence on Magnes' disposition of discretionary funds 1942-1946 made available to him by the JDC 2179 Correspondence on establishing contact with various liberated 1944-1945 camp inmates and on their attempts to emigrate 2180-2183 Correspondence on aid to various individuals 1945-1947

Palestine – cultural institutions 2184 Correspondence and reports on institutions receiving aid from 1940-1941 the JDC through the "Va'ad Leumi" 2185-2188 Correspondence and reports on JDC aid to "Yeshivot" and 1942, 1944-1947 cultural institutions 2189 Correspondence, reports and minutes of JDC meetings in New 1944 York regarding allocations to cultural institutions incl.: Financial tables on JDC activities

JDC work outside Palestine 2190 Correspondence on rescue attempts by the JDC and on aid to 1945-1946 the post-war refugee camps 2191 Correspondence and minutes of meetings on aid to cultural 1945-1947 institutions outside Palestine 2192 Cables on aid to refugees in Austria and Germany 1946-1947 2193-2194 Correspondence on relief work in Bulgaria and Rumania 1944-1947 2195-2196 Correspondence and reports on work in Cyprus 1946-1947 2197 Correspondence on aid to refugees in Czechoslovakia 1947 2198 Correspondence with the JDC in France 1946-1947 2199 Correspondence on aid to Jews in Greece 1944-1947 2200 Cables on aid to Jews in Hungary 1945-1947 2201 Correspondence and reports on aid to the Jewish community 1941-1942 in Baghdad (Iraq) after the June 1941 riots 2202 Correspondence concerning refugees in Italy 1944-1947 2203 Correspondence and requests for money by Polish and other 1940-1943 claimants 2204 Cables on aid to refugees in Poland 1945-1947 2205 Correspondence on refugees in Rumania 19461947 2206-2207 Correspondence and reports on aid to Eastern European 1942 refugees in Russia and Teheran incl.: Reports on the condition of Jews in Iran 2208-2209 Correspondence on JDC parcel service to Russia 1945-1947 2210 Cables on JDC care for liberated inmates in Turkey 1945-1946 2211 Correspondence on the JDC in Western Europe (France, 1944-1945 Germany, Holland, Belgium, Austria)

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2212-2216 Correspondence and minutes of meetings on work with 1943-1947 Yemenite refugees in Yemen and Palestine incl.: Some letters on Jews in Teheran (in 2212) 2217 Correspondence on aid to Jews in Yugoslavia 1945-1946 2218 Cables ordering parcels for refugees in Europe 1947

Contributions to the JDC 2219 Correspondence on the donation of funds by the Jewish 1944-1945 Refugee Society in Trinidad 2220 Cable exchange with the United Jewish Relief Fund in 1945 Australia 2221 Correspondence with the Jewish War Appeal of South Africa 1945-1947

THE HADASSAH COUNCIL IN PALESTINE (HCP) [see also: 413, 1955, 1956, 1983, 1984]

Hadassah Women’s Organization, USA 2222 Correspondence with Mrs. Epstein, National President of the 1945-1947 Hadassah Women's Organization incl.: "Beginnings of Hadassah" by Rose C. Jacobs 2223 "Survey of Health and Hospital Conditions in Palestine", 1946 commissioned by Hadassah Women's Organization 2224 Correspondence, reports and minutes of Hadassah support 1946 group for the Hadassah Hospital 2225-2226 Minutes of Hadassah National Board meetings 1946 2227 Correspondence with Hadassah Women's Organization on 1948 Magnes' registration as a foreign agent in the U.S. and his resignation as head of the HCP

Hadassah Council in Palestine – general 2228 Cables on HCP administration and minutes of a HCP meeting 1942-1947 (1946) 2229 Minutes of HCP and Hadassah Emergency Committee 1945 meetings and an index to HEC meetings in 1944 and 1945 2230 Excerpts from minutes regarding salaries and workers' 1945-1947 insurance 2231 Index to minutes of HCP meeting 1945-1946 2232 Correspondence on HCP office administration 1945-1946 2233 Correspondence and reports relating to HCP, mainly on 1945-1947 fundraising 2234 Minutes and correspondence of the Publicity Committee of 1945-1947 the HCP

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2235 Correspondence and excerpts from HCP meetings pertaining 1945-1946 to the legal status of Hadassah institutions in Palestine and to other legal matters 2236 Correspondence, minutes and financial statements on budgets 1945-1947 of HCP 2237 Correspondence, cables and reports on work by U.S. 1946 Hadassah, as well as general reports on Palestine 2238 Annotated Orders of Business for HCP meetings 1946-1947 2239 Correspondence and reports, mostly on HCP, with some 1946-1947 material from "Ihud", University, etc. 2240 Press clippings on various Hadassah projects in Palestine 1943-1944

Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO) 2241 Charts of the administrative setup of the Hadassah Medical Organization 2242 Correspondence with Dr. Chaim Yassky and others on 1943 relations in Hadassah and replacing Dr. Bromberg, deputy director 2243 Press clippings on Hadassah activities and employees 1943-1945 incl.: Notices of Dr. Bromberg's death 2244 Minutes, reports and correspondence on Hadassah's needs 1944-1947 incl.: A list of Hadassah doctors, 1944 2245 Minutes of the HMO Coordinating Committee meetings 1945 2246 Correspondence on engaging various staff members and on 1945-1947 general administrative decisions 2247 Correspondence and minutes of HCP meetings on the 1945-1947 establishment of a tuberculosis hospital in Palestine 2248 Accounts and financial statements of HMO 1945-1947 2249 Correspondence and minutes of HCP meetings concerning the 1945-1947 HMO and other Hadassah projects 2250 Excerpts from minutes of HCP meetings concerning the HMO 1945-1947 and other Hadassah projects 2251 "Memorandum on the proposal to establish a United Institute 1946 of Pathologies", by Professor Shlomo Franco, Jerusalem 2252 Accounts of conversations with Mandate officials on the 1947-1948 protection of Hadassah Hospital 2253-2254 Correspondence, reports and affidavits on maintenance and 1948 security at Hadassah Hospital incl.: Accounts of the April 13 attack on the Hadassah convoy (in 2254)

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HCP Projects in Palestine

Education 2255 Correspondence and reports on HCP aid to a kindergarten for 1940-1941 Yemenite children in Rehovot 2256-2258 Correspondence and minutes of HCP meetings regarding the 1945-1947 Alice Seligsberg Trade School apprenticeship programs 2259 Reports, correspondence and budgets of the Julian W. Mack 1945-1947 Vocational School

Medical services 2260 Correspondence and HCP minutes on medical services for 1945-1947 immigrants 2261 Correspondence on the establishment of regional Hadassah 1945-1947 Medical Stations at "Amir" and "Dorot" 2262 Letters and excerpts of minutes on various curative services 1945-1947 2263 Correspondence on the allocation of a Kligler prize for 1945-1947 research in public health 2264 Correspondence and reports on a joint undertaking by HCP 1946-1947 and the Joint for children in Cyprus

Miscellaneous 2265 Correspondence and reports of the Jewish Agency's Economic 1940-1942 Research Institute and of government officials incl.: Press clippings on controversial actions initiated by Magnes 2266-2268 Correspondence and excerpts from HCP minutes regarding: 1945-1947 - Hadassah Youth Services - School lunch programs and the domestic science - Recreational facilities and programs 2269 Requests to Magnes by various organizations for contributions 1945-1947 from Hadassah 2677 Correspondence and accounts of conversations regarding 1947-1948 security on the road to Mount Scopus

GENERAL PUBLIC ACTIVITY

Religious activity 2270 Magnes' notes on proposed Sabbath services and on a society 1923 to conduct them in: 443 Proposed statutes of a synagogue (Jeshurun) 1926 2271 Notes on a projected Jewish association, and on its publication "The New Jerusalem"

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Aid to institutions and contributions to public funds 2276 Reports on the financial operations of the Weingarten and 1923 Blumenthal orphanages and of "Kollel America" 2277 Correspondence with American charity organizations on 1923-1925 supporting institutions in Jerusalem 2778 Correspondence and reports on the administration of the 1934-1947 Vladeck Trust for loans to "Kibbutzim" 2279 Correspondence and reports on: the Association of 1925, 1938-1947 Contributors, "Beit Malka", the Conservatory of Music, "Mikveh Israel" and the "Reali" School, Haifa 2280 Correspondence on aid by the American People's Relief in 1939-1941 Palestine 2281 Letters and reports on the condition of the Jews in the Old 1939-1941 City, Jerusalem incl.: Yearly report of "Misgav Ladach" Hospital 2282 Reports and letters of various social welfare organizations, 1939-1940 e.g. Hadassah, "Keren Hoser Avodah", "Hapoel Haleumi" 2283 Correspondence and reports on the Van Friesland Fund for 1939-1945 helping young artists study in Holland 2284 Correspondence with the American Red Cross on aid for the 1940-1941 Middle East area 2285 Correspondence on aid to "Agudat Israel" 1940-1942 incl.: Issues of "Kol Israel" (the party's newspaper) 2286 Correspondence on the Goldberg Fund for Hebrew culture and 1940-1944 literature 2287 Correspondence and a financial statement of the Nordau Fund 1941 (for the maintenance of Max Nordau's widow) 2288-2289 Correspondence on the establishment of a YMHA and a 1946-1947 Jewish Youth House in Jerusalem 2290 Correspondence with the American Society for the 1946 Advancement of the Technion 2291 Correspondence with "Kfar Szold" on funds for a Club house 1948

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Social Welfare (mainly connected to the "Va'ad Leumi") 2292 Correspondence, reports and minutes of the Council for 1938-1946 Religious, Educational and Welfare Institutions in Palestine of the "Va'ad Leumi", regarding allocation of funds from America 2293-2294 Correspondence and reports of the "Va'ad Leumi" on social 1939-1940 welfare and welfare to schools in the "Yishuv" 2295 Magnes' proposal for a Government juvenile welfare board, 1939-1943 correspondence and minutes 2296 Minutes and correspondence of the "Va'ad Leumi" on "Agudat 1939-1944 Israel"s participation in the "Va'ad Leumi"s Advisory Committee incl.: "Agudah" memoranda and lists of institutions 2297 Correspondence with Edward A. Norman, New York, 1939-1944 concerning the proposed formation, institutions, and reports of an American Palestine Fund to support non-political Palestinian communal work 2298 Reports of the "Va'ad Leumi" Social Service Division 1940-1942 2299 Reports and correspondence (mainly of the "Mizrachi") 1940 concerning social welfare and aid 2300 Rules of Association, minutes and correspondence of the 1941-1947 Child and Youth Welfare Organization "Lema'an Hayeled" 2301 Reports and correspondence relating to Youth Aliya work, 1941, 1945-1947 mainly after the War 2302 Press clippings on various welfare projects 1942, 1944 2303 Copies of correspondence between the American Fund for 1945-1946 Palestine Institutions (meant to support traditional institutions) and the "Va'ad Leumi" 2304 Correspondence and reports on the formation of a joint appeal 1946 for Palestine institutions, in collaboration with the "Va'ad Leumi" 2305 Photographs from various Jerusalem kindergartens 1946

Political prisoners and civil rights 2306 Minutes of Prison Visitors' Committee meetings 1929 2307 Correspondence and reports on hunger strikes and on the 1930 condition of Communists in Palestinian jails 2308 Correspondence on political prisoners in Palestine, as well as 1930-1935 allegations that Magnes contributed money to a Communist newspaper in: 2378 Correspondence on political prisoners and on prison 1935-1936 conditions in Palestine

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2309-2311 Correspondence, minutes and reports of the League for the 1936-1942 Rights of Man, Palestine incl.: Correspondence on the Prison Visitors' Committee, 1941-1946 (in 2311) 2312 Correspondence and reports on improving conditions for 1937-1941 Jewish prisoners 2313 Correspondence on behalf of suspected Communists 1941 2314-2316 Letters on behalf of specific political prisoners 1943-1947 2317 Letters on behalf of specific "Ezel" and "Lehi" exiles in Kenya 1942-1947 and Eritrea and on general conditions there incl.: Correspondence on "Keren Tel Chai" 2318 Notes by Magnes on conversations regarding "Ezel" and 1944, 1946 "Lehi" prisoners 2319 Correspondence on the treatment of prisoners in Kenya and 1946 Latrun and press clippings on various topics

[see also: 2482]

Economic affairs in: 97 Correspondence and press clippings of the American Workers' 1924-1925 Committee for the Worker Bank in Palestine 2664 Letters from Manya Shochat on an economic crisis and 1927 proposals for colonization of the Negev 2320 Correspondence with Felix Warburg, Cyrus Adler, Maurice 1930 Hexter and Solomon Lowenstein on Palestinian economics and on the Jewish Agency 2321 Printed material on Palestine's economy, e.g. news clippings 1930, 1933 and a portion of the Official Gazette of the Government 2322 Correspondence, clippings and reports on the "Ha'arava", on 1935-1936 German exports to Palestine and on German-Jewish immigration 2323 News clippings on the depression and economic life in 1939-1944 Palestine 2324 Various reports on the Palestinian economy and 1939-1940 correspondence on miscellaneous topics intus: A report on Jewish education an Zionist policy 2325 Correspondence of J.D. Wilhelm with the Organization to 1940 Promote Local Products ("Totzeret Ha'aretz") intus: An article by Abraham Sharon on the termination of the Diaspora 2326 News clippings on supply, inflation, profiteering and rationing 1941-1942 2327 News clippings on industry in Palestine 1942-1944 2328 Reports and articles by Arthur Ruppin, Abraham Bonné and 1942-1943 L. Gruenbaum on the economic absorptive capacity of Palestine

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World War II 2329 Speeches by Heinz Kappes and his efforts on behalf of anti- 1938-1943 Nazi Germans in Palestine 2330 Correspondence regarding an Egyptian request for technical 1939-1940 experts from Palestine 2331 Correspondence with American consular officials regarding 1939-1945 individual American citizens and letters requesting Magnes' intervention 2332 Correspondence on the American Jewish Association in 1940-1942 Palestine, American institutions, evacuation of Americans and the enactment of statutes regarding naturalized American citizens 2333 Correspondence regarding the appointment of Jewish 1941-1943 chaplains and obtaining religious supplies for Jewish soldiers 2334 Correspondence regarding U.S. army personnel and their 1942-1943 activities in Palestine 2335 Letters and press clippings on the sinking of the "Struma" 1942 2336 Correspondence and leaflets on enforced enlistment in the 1942-1943 British army 2337-2338 Accounts and texts in the newspapers of speeches by Allied 1939-1943 leaders 2339 Press clippings on Turkey's attitude towards Nazi Germany in 1939-1944 World War II 2340 News clippings on various aspects of life in Palestine 1939-1945 2341 News clippings on the participation of Palestinian Jewish 1941-1944 institutions in the war effort 2342 Press clippings on Jewish military participation in the war 1941-1945 incl.: A copy of a letter from Chaim Weizmann to Winston Churchill, 1941 2343-2355 Correspondence, minutes and reports on the Scientific 1940-1944 Advisory Committee and its formation incl.: 1. Proposed regulations on applied research at the University, 1940, (in 2343) 2. "Research Projects Submitted by the Hebrew University in Connection with the Colonial Development Fund", 1943, (in 2347)

Post war reconstruction 2356 Correspondence with Norman Bentwich, Arthur Ruppin and 1939-1941 others on post-war Jewish reconstruction and the establishment of a periodical entitled "Palestine Round Table" incl.: The last chapter of Ruppin's book "The Future of the Jewish People"

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2357 Articles and bibliography on post-war reconstruction and a 1942-1943 draft of Magnes' statement on Ben-Gurion and the Biltmore Program 2358 Notes by Magnes on the war and its aftermath 1939-1944 2359-2360 Press clippings on projected post-war reconstruction in 1941-1945 Palestine

Miscellaneous 2361-2371 Correspondence regarding financial and other forms of 1923-1947 assistance to various individuals in Palestine and abroad 2372 A report on Iraqi Jews by Selim Isaac, assistant Chief Rabbi 1924 of Iraq 2373 Notes and correspondence with the High Commissioner over 1924 the arrest of Manya Shochat 2374 Pamphlets and letters of various pacifist organizations 1924-1927, 1938-1941 2665 Letters to Magnes from Hans Kohn on personal affairs, 1926-1935 Hebrew University matters and Arab-Jewish relations 2375 General exchanges on various topics, e.g. JDC, fundraising, 1927-1931 the 1929 riots, etc. 2376 Correspondence with various Americans on the formation of 1931 an Institute for Central and Near East Relations 2377 Correspondence and memoranda on a dispute between Jacob 1932-1935 Landau and Gershon Agronsky regarding the Palestine Post and the Jewish Telegraphic Association (ITA) 2378 - Correspondence, notes, drafts and clippings on interfaith 1935, 1937 fellowship, including printed material of the "World Fellowship of Faith" - Correspondence with "War Resisters' International Conference", London 2379 Press clippings and notes regarding the murder of a Jewish 1939 taxi driver outside Magnes' house intus: Various articles by Magnes, 1918, 1923 2380 Correspondence with Dr. Olga Feinberg, India, on Indian 1939-1947 Jews and their attitudes towards Palestine 2381 Correspondence with Henrietta Szold, mainly on Youth Aliya 1940-1941 and Hadassah 2382 Correspondence concerning Henrietta Szold's 80th birthday 1940-1941 2383 Correspondence on Menachem Ussishkin's death 1941-1942 2384 Correspondence with various American rabbis on Magnes' 1941-1942 views of the "Histadrut" incl: Printed material of the "Histadrut" 2385 Correspondence, reports and "Memorandum and Articles of 1942-1947 Association" of the Pinchas Rutenberg Educational Trust

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2386 Correspondence on Magnes' intervention for Kibbutz "Sedot 1943-1944 Yam" with PICA and the Government 2387-2388 Notes, eulogies and correspondence concerning projects in 1945-1947 memory of Henrietta Szold, as well as a speech by Magnes "A Tribute to Henrietta Szold" 2389 An exchange with the Chief Rabbi of Egypt on the political 1947 situation of the Jews of Egypt

POLITICAL ACTIVITY [see also: 197-222, 1983-1985, 2076, 2077]

General correspondence 2662 Memoranda and stenciled material of "Brit Shalom" 1925-1931 incl: a list of "Brit Shalom" members, 1930 2390 a-c a) Letters from Hans Kohn and others and mimeographed 1926-1927 material on "Ha'ezrah Ha'adumah" (Red Workers' Relief Association) b) Propaganda of Arab candidates in Jerusalem municipal elections, directed at the Jewish population c) Various memoranda to Magnes, notably from the Federation of Jewish Farmers in Erez Israel, 1924 2391 Memoranda and correspondence with Frederick Kisch and 1927-1931 others on Arab-Jewish relations and cooperation in governing Palestine 2392 Letters to Magnes from Robert Weltsch and others concerning 1928-1929 the Zionist Organization 2393 Copies of confidential memoranda and letters on Arab-Jewish 1929 relations, submitted to the Zionist Actions Committee 2394 Correspondence with Felix Warburg and others on Arab- 1929 Jewish relations, establishment of the Jewish Agency and negotiations with St. John Philby 2395 Magnes' letter to the New York Times regarding St. John 1929 Philby's statement on Palestine 2396 Correspondence with Chaim Weizmann and others on Arab- 1929-1930 Jewish relations, with reference to the negotiations with St. John Philby 2666 Magnes' correspondence with H. St. John Philby and others on 1929-1930 Arab-Jewish relations, following publication of Philby's article in the New York Times 2397 Notes and drafts of articles by Magnes on Zionism and on the 1929-1930 political future of Palestine incl.: 1) "Highlights" of a projected association for promoting Arab-Jewish relations 2) A memorandum on Land and Agricultural Development, submitted to Sir John Hope-Simpson by the Jewish Agency 75 75 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

2398 Correspondence with Hans Kohn on "Brit Shalom" and on 1929 relations with Arabs 2399-2400 Articles, proposals and correspondence on "Brit Shalom" and 1929-1931 Zionist politics incl.: "She'eefoteinu", "Brit Shalom" publication (2 pamphlets) (in 2399) 2663 Memoranda and correspondence concerning Arab-Jewish 1929-1931 understanding with Joseph Horovitz, Manya Shochat, Felix Warburg, Gershom Scholem and others 2401 Proposed statements by "Brit Shalom" on British policy, as 1929-1932 well as notes and diary entries on Arab-Jewish relations [see also: 1939, 2107, 2428-2433, 2579] 2402-2403 Correspondence concerning Magnes' reactions to the riots 1929 2404 Issues of Jewish periodicals containing articles on the riots 1929 2405 Magnes' proposal to internationalize Palestine and reactions to 1929 it 2406-2410 Correspondence on pacifism and the situation in Palestine, 1929-1933 with reference to Magnes' speech, "Like all the Nations?" [see also: 2105-2107] 2411 Letters from David Ben-Gurion and others on Arab-Jewish 1929-1930 relations and the desired form of government in Palestine 2412 Correspondence with Felix Danziger on Arab-Jewish relations 1929-1930 in Palestine 2413 Replies by various Jewish leaders to a questionnaire on the 1929 Legislative Council and the "Arab Question" 2414 Correspondence with Chaim Weizmann and others regarding 1929-1930, 1934 Magnes' views on Zionist aims in Palestine 2415 Reports, correspondence and memoranda from Joshua 1929-1930 Hankin, Joseph Nachmani and others on land purchase from Arabs incl.: A map of Palestine, showing areas owned by Jews and Arabs 2416-2417 Letters and notes on Arab-Jewish relations following the riots 1930-1931 2418 Memoranda and drafts of resolutions on the "Western Wall", 1930 submitted to the Special Commission of the League of Nations and Magnes' correspondence on the subject 2419 Notes and correspondence with John Hope Simpson and John 1930-1931 R. Chancellor on the Passfield White Paper and possible Arab-Jewish-British cooperation 2420 A memorandum on the White Paper by the Arab Executive 1930-1931 and comments on it by Musa Kazem Pasha 2421 Correspondence, notes and press clippings on Ramsay 1930-1931 MacDonald's clarification to Chaim Weizmann of British policy in Palestine

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2422 Diary entries, press clippings and correspondence on Arab- 1930-1934 Jewish relations, as well as correspondence with David Werner Senator on his proposals regarding the Legislative Council 2423 Notes by Magnes and letters on Arab-Jewish relations, 1930-1944 Partition and prospective statehood incl.: British Government publications of reports on 1915-1925 Palestinian administration and on the disturbances of 1921 2424 Notes, proposals and correspondence on Arab-Jewish 1929-1939 cooperation by David Avissar, Manya Shochat, Chaim Margaliot-Kalvarisky, as well as correspondence with Moshe Shertok (Sharett), Henrietta Szold and Eamon de Valera and accounts of talks with the High Commissioner 2425 Correspondence with Arthur Hays Sulzberger, New York, and 1930-1931 notes on propositions for Arab-Jewish government 2426 Correspondence on Musa Alami's prospective employment by 1931 the Palestine Potash Company intus: A draft of a proposal for Arab-Jewish cooperation in administration under the British Mandate, 1930, and correspondence regarding Arab reaction to the White Paper 2427 Correspondence and a proposal by Jacob Kann, the Hague, on 1931 reorganizing the Zionist Organization 2428-2433 Press clippings, handbills and British bulletins on the White 1929-1931 Paper, "Brit Shalom", Zionism and Arab-Jewish relations 2434 Memoranda by Chaim Margaliot-Kalvarisky and accounts of 1929-1931 conversations with Josef Horovitz, Frankfurt am Main, and with Auni Abdul Hadi 2435 Notes of a conversation with T.E. Lawrence on a Middle East 1930 Conference of the British Colonial Office held in 1921, as well as excerpts from its report on Palestine intus: A memorandum by M. Shuckburgh on Jewish gunrunning, 1921 2667 Accounts of conversations on Jewish-Arab relations with 1932, 1935-1937 George Antonius, Ben-Gurion and others incl: 1) a letter by Magnes on a Leislative Council, March, 1932 2) a letter from Arnold Toynbee on neutrality and Palestine, 1935 2436 a-b a) A proposed solution to the Arab-Jewish question by 1934 Ahmed Khalidi and ensuing letters from David Ben- Gurion and Musa Alami b) Various diary entries 2437-2441 Press clippings and summaries from the Jewish press on the 1935-1936 1936 riots and Arab reactions to the British proposed Legislative Council

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2442 Correspondence with Arthur Ruppin on Arab-Jewish relations 1935-1937 and on the Palestinian Legislative Council, as well as press clippings 2443 Reactions to Magnes' call for Palestinian neutrality after 1935-1937 Italy's invasion of Ethiopia incl.: Notes and clippings on fascism, as well as circulars of ANIIFA, an anti-fascist society 2444 Correspondence, reports, memoranda and notes on attempts to 1936 mediate between Jews and Arabs 2445 Letters, propaganda and press clippings on Arab-Jewish 1936 relations 2446 Magnes' notes on forming a new party to attain Arab-Jewish 1936 agreement, as well as circulars, letters, a pamphlet and membership lists of the "Kedmah" Mizrachah" society 2447 Press clippings and Magnes' notes on the Peel Commission 1936 in: 2378 "Notes taken at Meeting of Paladin Club", a discussion on 1936 Palestine among Jews, Arabs and Englishmen 2668 Notes and discussions following the 1936 riots, 1936-1937 correspondence and proposals for an Arab-Israeli agreement incl.: A memorandum by the "Committee of Five" to the Executive of the Jewish Agency, July 1936 2448 A memorandum by Magnes, Gad Frumkin, Pinchas 1936-1937 Rutenberg, Moshe Novomeiski and Moshe Smilanski, submitted to the Jewish Agency Executive, as well as correspondence and accounts of conversations between Moshe Shertok and Arab leaders 2449 Correspondence, memoranda and accounts of meetings with 1936-1937 members of the Palestine Royal Commission 2660 Notes from conversations with various personalities, among 1936 them David Ben-Gurion, Musa Alami, Manya Shochat, etc. 2450 Correspondence with Maurice Hexter and others on the 1937 situation in Palestine and on the report of the Palestine Royal Commission 2451 Letters from Solomon Lowenstein, New York, and Max 1937 Schloessinger on non-Zionists in the Jewish Agency 2452 Magnes' speech at the Session of the Council of the Jewish 1937 Agency in Zurich 2453 Press clippings on the split between Zionists and non-Zionists 1937 at the Jewish Agency Executive's meeting 2454-2456 Press clippings on Partition, the British White Paper and on 1937 Magnes' attitude to bi-nationalism 2457 Pamphlets and memoranda on solutions to the Arab-Jewish 1936-1939 problem

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2669 Letters from Ascher Saphir, Felix Warburg, Leon Simon, 1937-1939 Mustafa Wahbi Al-Tal and others regarding Jewish-Arab relations incl.: "Can There be Peace Between Jew and Arab" by Khalil Totah 2670 Correspondence with Natan Hofshi, Maurice Hexter, Julian 1937-1938 Meltzer and Haim Margaliot-Kalvarisky on an Arab-Jewish agreement incl.: A report by Kalvarisky on the activities of the "Kedma-Mizracha" society, 1938 2458 Correspondence, memoranda and press clippings on 1937-1939 conversations between Albert Hyamson and Col. Newcombe regarding a possible agreement between Jews and Arabs, as well as correspondence and accounts of conversations with Arab notables and Jewish Agency officials 2459 Alphabetically arranged correspondence, press clippings, 1937-1938 articles and memoranda on Partition and relations with the Arabs, A - G 2460 Alphabetically arranged correspondence, press clippings, 1937-1938 articles and memoranda on Partition and relations with the Arabs, H - P intus: A copy of a letter to Berl Katznelson from Zvi Harkavi on the struggle for Jewish labor 2461 Alphabetically arranged correspondence, press clippings, 1937-1938 articles and memoranda on Partition and relations with the Arabs, Q - Z 2462 Political correspondence (alphabetically arranged), A - K 1938 incl.: A memorandum to the Palestine Partition Commission by the "Central Agudat Israel" of Palestine 2463 Political correspondence (alphabetically arranged), L - Z 1938 2464 Correspondence on Arab-Jewish relations 1937-1943 incl.: "An Approach to the Arab Question in Palestine", by Edward Norman, New York, 1938 "1st and 2nd Reports on the Iraqi Scheme", by Edward Norman, 1939 2465 Accounts of Magnes' meetings with Nuri Pasha 1938 2466 Notes and drafts of Magnes' report to the Jewish Agency 1938 Executive on his attempts to bring Arabs and Jews together, as well as copies of his correspondence with Moshe Shertok on the subject 2467 Magnes' resignation from the Executive of the Jewish Agency 1938 2468 Political correspondence (alphabetically arranged) 1939 H – Z 2469-2470 Correspondence with people in India on Gandhi's pacifism 1939 and on other matters incl.: "Two Letters to Gandhi from Martin Buber and J.L. Magnes", published in "The Bond", Jerusalem, 1939

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2471-2474 Press clippings and notes on the White Paper and the Zionist 1939 congress 2475 Notes and texts of a speech on the White Paper 1939 2476 Press extracts and reports on the relationship between Jews 1939 and the British Empire after the White Paper 2477 - Publications of the League for Arab-Jewish Cooperation, 1939 statutes and material on its periodical "Al Parshat Dracheinu" - A memorandum on a French group, "Shem", as well as its periodical "Shem, Revue d'Action Hebraïque" - Leaflets by "Ezel" and others against the White Paper and minutes of a student Socialist group protesting Jewish terror - Notes and correspondence on Arab-Jewish relations and on world peace - A memorandum on the Jews in Germany and Austria 2478-2479 Correspondence and accounts of conversations with 1939-1941 Government officials on the situation in Palestine 2480 Correspondence, reports, bulletins and notes of the League for 1936, 1939-1942, Jewish Arab Rapprochement and Cooperation 1945 2481 Official British publication of the Land Legislation, letters, 1940 printed protests, press clippings and Magnes' notes 2482 - Accounts of conversations with the High Commissioner on 1940 the land transfer restrictions and on the Prison Visitors' Committee - Press clippings and notes on Palestine and the war effort "Al Ghad", published by the Arab Students' League, Bethlehem 2483 - Notes by Magnes on "The 'Jewish Problem' as a Political 1940-1941 Problem" - A letter from Scott Nearing on Britain and World War II - A special Jewish Agency report proposing greater efforts in land purchase 2671 Correspondence and notes on police brutality, Jewish 1940-1945 participation in an Arab federation, etc. incl.: Stencilled and printed material of the "League for Jewish-Arab Rapprochement and Cooperation, 1940- 1942, 1945 2484 Correspondence and reports of the Jewish Agency Committee 1937-1942 on Jewish-Arab relations 2672 Minutes of the Jewish Agency's research committee on 1940-1941 Jewish-Arab relations (Hebrew) 2485 - Ernst Simon's speech on Arab-Jewish relations, at an 1941 "Oriental Week" at Ben Shemen - Notes and articles on David Ben-Gurion's demand for "Zionist Tension" and on other aspects of political Zionism

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2486 Articles, reports and letters on Ernst Simon's speech at Ben 1941 Shemen 2487 Correspondence with Zvi Harkavi on alleged remarks by Berl 1941 Katznelson against Magnes' political views 2488 Accounts of conversations with the High Commissioner on a 1941 possible invasion of Palestine, as well as a copy of Chaim Weizmann's letter to Churchill, urging the formation of a Jewish legion 2489 Letters, reports and bulletins on land purchase in the Upper 1942-1943 Galilee 2490 Accounts of Magnes' conversations with the High 1943 Commissioner on Arab-Jewish tension 2673 Accounts of conversations with Jews, Arabs and the British on 1943 Arab-Jewish relations, the Palmach, “Ramat Hakovesh”, etc. incl.: Letters from Yussuf Hanna on Arab positions 2491-2492 Correspondence on a search for arms at Kibbutz "Ramat 1943 Hakovesh", accounts of Magnes' conversations with the High Commissioner and press clippings 2493 ESCO Foundation Palestine Study (Part II, Chapters VII, (1943) VIII) "The Arab World and Arab Politics in Palestine"; "Communities, Attitudes and Jewish-Arab Relations" 2494-2496 Press clippings on "Ezel", "Lehi", terrorism and Lord Moyne's 1943-1945 assassination 2497 Notes of conversations with Patrick Hurley and Omar Saleh 1944 Barghuty on Hurley's mission to Ibn Saud and the possibility of an Arab-Jewish understanding 2498 - Notes, drafts, letters and articles by Magnes 1944-1945 - Statistics on proportional representation in Palestine's civil service - Accounts of talks with British officials on general political matters and individual "Ezel" prisoners 2661 Notes from conversations with the High Commissioner and 1947 Chief Secretary 2674 Letters and notes of conversations regarding Jewish-Arab 1948-1948 relations, terror, Partition, etc.

The Anglo-American Committee 2499 Official Statements, Parliamentary debate and notes by 1945 Magnes incl.: 1) Arab League handbills, bulletins and press clippings 2) Notes by Magnes on a meeting with Chaim Weizmann

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2500 Material submitted to the Anglo-American Committee by the 1946 Jewish Agency, WZOA, the Palestine Economic Corporation, Hadassah, "Ihud", the Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem, Meir Wilner, Menachem Mendl Porush, Ismar Freund, Ben-Zion Katz and others 2501 Proceedings of the Anglo-American Committee and an "Oral 1946 Statement" by Magnes before the Committee 2502-2503 Correspondence and press clippings on Magnes' testimony 1946 before the Committee, as well as "Ihud" minutes, draft memoranda and official statement before the Committee 2504 Correspondence with Norman Bentwich on the publication of 1946 "Ihud"s testimony before the Committee 2505 Proposals by Joseph Bentwich on Arab-Jewish relations in 1946 education and a new "Religious" school in Jerusalem 2506-2507 Accounts of conversations with the High Commissioner and 1946 Azzam Pasha 2508 Memoranda and correspondence on political matters, such as 1946 the Anglo-American Committee, Arab-Jewish relations and "Ihud" 2509-2510 Press clippings and Magnes' correspondence, while in 1946 America, on Zionism and on Palestinian politics 2511 Correspondence with non-Jews in American on a solution for 1946 Palestine, on terrorism and on the proposal to permit the entry of 100,000 immigrants 2512 Correspondence with the American Jewish Committee on 1946 support for Magnes' views on Palestine incl.: "Federalization Plan of the Anglo-American Cabinet Committee – suggested Modifications" by the AJC 2513 Magnes' letter to the New York Times on a bi-national 1946 Palestine and reactions to it 2514 Correspondence on Magnes' attempts to convene a meeting of 1946 the non-Zionist members of the Jewish Agency Council incl.: A memorandum, "The Jewish Agency and the non- Zionists" 2515 Correspondence with David Werner Senator on prospective 1946 support for Magnes' political views, following the King David Hotel explosion 2516 The Program of "A Flag is Born" and Magnes' letter to 1946 Eleanor Roosevelt on her sponsorship of the performance, as well as press clippings on "Ezel" and terrorism 2517 Leaflets of "Ezel", "Lehi" and "Liga lo Tirtzach" 1947 2518 Press clippings on terrorism, the Underground and Partition 1947-1948 incl.: Reprints of "Ezel" radio broadcasts and "Lehi" newspapers

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2519 Notes, drafts and press clippings on: 1946-1947 1) the Anglo-American Committee's report 2) the Morrison-Grady Plan 3) Gromyko's speech in the U.N. 4) Truman's letter to the press 5) Ernest Bevin 6) Palestine and Partition 7) A draft constitution for a Jewish Dominion 2520-2521 Copies of an anti-Partition letter by Magnes to American 1947 Jewish leaders and his letter to the New York Times, "Do no Dismember the Holy Land" 2679 Copies of letters to Magnes by Werner Senator, press releases Aug, Oct 1948 and a copy of Magnes' resignation letter to the JDC (Oct 1948) over the Arab refugee question

The United Nations' Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) 2522-2523 Correspondence and press clippings on Magnes' and "Ihud"s 1947 testimony before the UNSCOP 2524 Memoranda on the problems of Palestine, presented to the 1947 UNSCOP by various groups 2525 Notes, drafts, correspondence and press clippings concerning 1947 the UNSCOP 2526 Magnes' notes on recommendations to the UN regarding 1947-1948 Partition 2527 Correspondence with Maurice Hexter, USA, on the Palestine 1947-1948 situation and the UN deliberations 2528 Letters, statements and reports by various groups on "Nebi 1948 Daniel" and the status of Jerusalem 2529 Correspondence with Hannah Arendt, Hans Kohn and others 1948 incl.: Correspondence on the establishment of a YMHA in Palestine 2530 Correspondence with Rita Hinden, London, on the role of 1948 Great Britain in Palestine 2531 Correspondence with Norman Bentwich, on lifting the 1948 blockade of the Old City 2532 Correspondence with Virginia Gildersleeve, USA, on a 1948 proposed truce 2533 Correspondence with Louis Fischer, USA, on the situation in 1948 Palestine 2534 Correspondence with John Haynes Holmes on Gandhi's 1948 pacifism and the Palestine situation 2535 Press clippings on Arab views on Partition and on the call for 1948 a militia to replace the British 2536 Memoranda by Magnes on Jerusalem and peace 1948

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"Ihud" [see also: 209, 210, 215, 216, 219, 223, 340, 379, 413, 1946, 1958, 1960, 1976, 2227, 2239, 2360, 2473, 2500, 2502, 2503, 2508, 2509, 2522, 2523, 2528, 2529, 2310]

2537 A statement of principles and lists of potential "Ihud" c. 1939 members 2538 Correspondence on the publication of "Ba'ayot Hayom" 1939-1942 ("Ihud's periodical) and a circular calling for Jewish-Arab unity 2539-2547 Correspondence, reports, notes and statements on "Ihud" 1942-1945 policy incl.: Issues of "Ba'ayot Hayom" (in 2540) 2548 Correspondence with people in America on "Ihud" and 1942-1944 relations between Zionists and non-Zionists 2549 Letters to Magnes on "Ihud" 1943-1948 2550 Correspondence on "Ihud" affairs and proposed solutions to 1945 the Arab-Jewish conflict incl.: "Impressions of a visit to Albania with some observations upon the opportunities open to Jewish settlers in that country", Leo Elton, 1935 "Is Palestine too small for two races?", Michael Lewis, 1946 2551-2552 Magnes' correspondence for "Ihud" while in New York 1946 2553 Correspondence concerning Magnes' publication of "Palestine 1946 – a Binational State" 2554-2555 General and financial correspondence 1946 2556 Notes and copies of "Ihud"s testimony before the UNSCOP 1946-1947 2557 "Towards Union in Palestine" by Martin Buber, Ernst Simon 1947 and J.L. Magnes, as well as correspondence on a bi-national state, prior to its publication 2558 Correspondence on "Ba'ayot" 1946-1947 2559 Correspondence on Magnes' trip to London regarding "Ihud"s 1947 program 2560 Correspondence and press clippings on "Ihud" and the United 1947 Nations' partition plan 2561 "Ihud" correspondence and board meeting minutes 1947 2562-2563 Correspondence with Alan Stroock on fundraising for "Ihud" 1947-1948 2564 Letters, statements and notes on Partition and attempts to 1947-1948 achieve a bi-national Palestine 2565 Notes by Magnes on conversations and on meetings of "Ihud" 1947-1948 2566 Correspondence on "Ihud" attempts to attain peace, 1947-1948 statements, published letters and speeches 2567 Letters, press clippings and notes on "Ihud" publications and 1948 on "Ihud" attempts to prevent mutual Arab-Jewish terror 84 84 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

2568 Budget and financial report of "Ba'ayot" 1948

"Ihud" – printed matter 2569 Issues of "Ba'ayot" 1940-1941 2570 "Palestine and Arab Union", by Magnes 1942 incl.: Literature and customs' agreements between Syria, 1939 Lebanon and Palestine Statutes of an Anglo-Egyptian Union, 1940 2571 Press clippings on "Ihud" and its relations with Zionists 1942 2572 "Ihud" statements, and a letter to Hebrew University offices 1942-1944 and delegates on Magnes' views 2573 Press clippings on "Ihud", on Magnes and on Arab-Jewish 1943 relations incl.: A pamphlet, in Arabic, on Jewish-Arab cooperation, by Chaim Margaliot-Kalvarisky, 1941 2574-2575 Press clippings on "Ihud" and Magnes 1944-1947 2576 Articles and letters by Magnes and others on "Ihud" and Arab- 1944-1948 Jewish relations 2577 Proofs of the pamphlet "Palestine – a Binational State" and a 1946 printed version 2578 "Ihud" Statements to the Anglo-American Committee of 1946-1947 Inquiry and to the UNSCOP 2579 Various pamphlets and printed material 1941-1948

Press clippings on Arab-Jewish relations 2580-2582 "Zionist leaders, Yiddish and Hebrew authors and activists in 1900-1942 Israel and the Diaspora on the Arab question and intercommunal relations in one country" 2583 "Englishmen and righteous Gentiles on Jewish-Arab 1917-1939 cooperation in Israel" 2584 "Chaim Weizmann and the Arab question" 1918-1942 2585 "Winston Churchill on Zionism and Jewish-Arab relations" 1920-1938 2586 "English and world press on Jewish-Arab relations in the 1920-1939 settlement and building of Palestine" 2587 Arab-Jewish relations 1930 2675 Jewish and Palestinian press clippings, chiefly on the 1930 suspension of immigration to Palestine 2588 "J.L. Magnes on the Jewish-Arab question and 'Ihud'" 1929-1942 2589 Indian and Islamic views on Zionism and building the Land of 1919-1939 Israel 2590 The history of Jewish-Arab labor agreements 1930-1940 2591-2592 The relations between Jews and Arabs and the Mandate 1929-1937, 1943-1946

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2593 The Hebrew press on an Arab Federation and the Jews' place 1931-1942 in it 2676 Clippings from Jewish periodicals and newspapers on Jewish- 1938-1944 Arab relations and Socialism

Press clippings on Zionism and the "Yishuv" 2594 On Palestine and world peace, chiefly from "The Christian 1920's Century" intus: "Ozer Dalim", 1930, (a Hebrew satiric periodical) 2595 A crisis in the Zionist Actions Committee 1930 2596-2597 Palestine and the Zionist Congress 1930-1937 2598 Ben-Gurion's relations with the High Commissioner and with 1939, 1943 the "Histadrut" 2599-2600 Obituaries of Christians and Jews associated with the 1939-1944 "Yishuv" 2601 Balfour Day celebrations 1941-1944 intus: A picture of the religious girls' school of the "Esrah" 2602 Zionism in Great Britain and the Dominions 1941-1944 2603 British intentions and attitudes towards Palestine 1941-1945 2604 American Zionism and related matters 1941-1946 2605 Anti-White Paper demonstrations, immigrant absorption and 1942-1945 the "Patria" incl.: A report on complaints regarding the treatment of refugees in Teheran, submitted at the request of the Jewish Agency 2606-2607 American views regarding the founding of a Jewish state; and 1942-1945 the support of Zionism by various American politicians 2608 Zionist politics, the Basel Zionist Congress (1946), the World 1942-1947 Jewish Congress (1945) and the Biltmore resolution 2609 Cases of Jews and Arabs caught bearing arms 1943-1945 2610 Clippings on Jewish resistance and British reactions 1946 2611 Palestine 1946

Press clippings on Arabs and the Arabic Press 2612 Arabic press on political activities and events 1933 2613-2614 Hebrew extracts from the Arabic press 1936 2615 Arab politics in Palestine 1939-1945 2616 Hebrew summaries from the Arabic press 1942 in: 2053 Arab reactions to the White Paper 1939 2617 Arab reactions to Zionism 1943-1945

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Press clippings on the Middle East 2618 Transcripts of press reports by Yussef Hanna on the situation 1940-1943 in Syria and the Middle East 2619 French relations with Syria and Lebanon 1940-1941, 1945 2620 The situation in Syria and Lebanon 1940-1942 2621 Iran and the War 1941-1942 2622 Middle East economics and general situation 1941-1945 2623 Transjordanian politics 1941-1946 2624 Rashid Ali's rebellion and political developments in Iraq 1941-1945 2625 Saudi Arabia 1941-1947 2626 Arab conferences and the establishment of the Arab League 1941-1945 2627 Ahmed Maher Pasha, his assassination and Egyptian 1945-1946 nationalism

Press clippings on world politics 2628 The Spanish Civil War and the world arms' buildup 1936-1937 2629 Yugoslavia 1941 2630 Allied-Chinese relations 1942 2631 Europe 1942 2632 The Indian independence movement 1941-1942 2633 American entry into World War II, President Roosevelt's 1941, 1944-1945 death and involvement in the Middle East 2634 Soviet activity in the Middle East 1942-1945 2635 Great Britain, the Dominions and democracy 1940-1945

Miscellaneous 2636-2637 Various topics 1926-1927, 1936-1937 2638 Nazi atrocities 1939-1945 2639-2640 Issues of newspapers 1942-1946 2641-2655 Review of the Palestinian Press 1943-1947

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Index Note The index contains the names of people, organizations and places, which appear in the file descriptions. Names accorded an entire sub-division in the list, i.e. that appear in the table of contents, are not given a separate entry in this index. If they are referred to in more than one part of the list, a cross-reference has been made in the list. In some cases, names, which do not appear in the file descriptions, appear in the index because of their relative importance. An example of such a name is Thomas Mann. In the case of other names such as David Ben-Gurion, Chaim Weizmann, etc, which appear in the some file descriptions, additional file numbers are cited in the index, despite the fact that these names do not appear in the corresponding file descriptions. This, however, gives no assurance that every file containing references to them has been cited in the index. The volume and scope of the Magnes papers make it virtually impossible to compile a comprehensive index. Therefore, many names absent from the index probably appear in the files and other names mentioned in the index appear in additional files to those cited in the index. The reader is advised to combine use of the index with a careful study of the list itself. A comprehensive index to the files dealing with Magnes' American period was compiled by Dr. Edmond Jerusalem, during Magnes' lifetime, and is available to researchers at the Central Archives .

Name or Keyword File no. Aaronson, Aaron 124, 201, 206, 209, 306, 330, 792-797, 1953, 1960 Adams, Jane 1314 Adler, Cyrus 78, 198, 212, 651, 715, 732, 877, 938, 1136-1138, 1172, 1937, 1939, 2320, 2403 Agronsky (Agron), Gershon 2377 "Agudat Israel" 2285, 2296 "Agudath Netaim" (Palestine) 330 Ahad Ha'am (Asher Ginsberg) 190, 1918 Alami, Musa 2426, 2436 Albania 2550 Alcalay, Isaac 1101 Alexander, Ruth 1330 Alliance Israélite Universelle 493-494, 931 (Paris) Anatolia (Turkey) 791 Anglo-Palestine Bank 63, 64 Arendt, Hannah 2529 Arlosoroff, Chaim 2401 Asch, Shalom 50, 588-591, 1129, 1142, 1212

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Name or Keyword File no. Austria 1069-1071, 2192, 2477 Avissar, David 2424 Avner, Maurice L. 686 Baeck, Leo 232 Baerwald, Paul 51, 198, 218, 219, 1572, 2110, 2118, 2123, 2160, 2166, 2167, 2178, 2190, 2206, 2207, 2211, 2451 Baker, Henry E. 2063 Balch, Emily G. 1331 Baltimore (Maryland) 1654 Barghuty, Omar Saleh 2539, 2543 Bar-Ilan (Berlin), Meyer 197, 207, 210, 2166, 2171, 2203, 2299 Barondess, Joseph 725, 1573-1576 Beard, Charles 52, 1222 Behar, Nissim 733 Benderly, Samson 1592, 1645, 1668-1675, 1683, 1684 Ben-Gurion, David 206, 1975, 2136, 2357, 2411, 2414, 2436, 2458, 2462, 2484, 2485, 2598, 2660, 2667 Bentwich, Joseph 2505 Bentwich, Norman 53-8, 191, 193, 195, 198, 201, 207, 209, 210, 213, 217, 236, 309, 1050-1052, 1967, 2041, 2056, 2061, 2109, 2356, 2391, 2421, 2459, 2502, 2504, 2531, 2543, 2550, 2570 Ben-Zvi, Yitzchak 198, 207, 2136, 2175, 2201, 2303, 2312, 2319, 2406 Berger, Victor L. 1332 Bergmann, Hugo 197, 210, 232, 1943, 2074, 2107, 2120, 2289, 2308, 2384, 2392, 2399, 2408, 2436, 2442, 2662 Bernfeld, Shimon 655 Bernstein, John L. 654 Bialik, Chaim Nachman 517 Billikopf, Jacob 59-60, 191, 2408 Birnbaum, Nathan 592-593 Blau, Moshe 198, 204, 2285, 2550, 2570 Blum, Gustav 623 Boas, Franz 1829 Bobruisk 1308 Bogen, Boris 61, 995, 996, 1034, 1148-1151

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Name or Keyword File no. Bonné, Abraham 2328 Borochov, Ber 594 Brand, Joel 2136 Brandeis, Louis 204, 691, 715, 720, 835, 1488 Bressler, David M. 910-912 "Brit Shalom" 2398-2401, 2662 Brown, George Francis Graham 198, 202, 1945, 2458, 2459, 2462, 2464, 2468 Brylawski, Fulton 1004 Bryan, William Jennings 1204 Buber, Martin 190, 198, 218a,b, 221a, 232, 2053, 2074, 2109, 2399, 2539, 2540, 2551, 2557 Buffalo (New York) 1655 Bulgaria 2193, 2194 Burla, Yehuda 2416 Chipkin, Israel S. 1726 Cincinnati (Ohio) 1657 Cleveland (Ohio) 1656 Cohen, Elias A. 1577 Cohen, Joseph L. 62 Cohen, Morris Raphael 1621 Cohen, Ephraim 1593 Comité des Délégations Juives 883 (Paris) Conference of National Jewish 479, 481 Organizations (USA) Cowan, Charles 734 Cowen, Joseph 63-67, 681 Cyprus 2195, 2196, 2264 Czechoslovakia 1072-1073, 1139, 2197 Dalton, Andrew L. 1333 Dana, H.W.L. 1259 Danzig 1162 Danziger, Felix 2412 Davidson, Israel 68 Debs, Eugene 1260-1262 Deloncle, François 480

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Name or Keyword File no. Denmark 1074 Denver (Colorado) 1658 Deutsch, Gotthard 69, 1700 De Valera, Eamon 2424, 2459 Dole, Charles F. 1334 Dreyfus, Theresa 532 Dubrovsky, Dr. 1180 Dushkin, Alexander 217, 824, 1701, 1702 Dwinsk (Latvia) 1165 Eastman, Max 1302, 1335 Eban (Even), Abba 201, 207, 209a Ehrlich, Arnold B. 595-596 Einstein, Albert 844, 1947, 1949 Enelow, Hillel Gershon 70 "Esrah" (Hilfsverein der 508, 2601 deutschen Juden) "Ezel" 2317, 2318, 2477, 2494-2496, 2498, 2516-2518 Faitlovich, Jacques 471-475 Federation for the Support of 213 Jewish Philanthropic Societies, N.Y. Federation of Jewish Farmers in 2390 Erez Israel Feinberg, Olga 2380 Feiwel, Berthold 735 Fischer, Eugen 71 Fischer, Louis 814, 2533 Fischer, Irving 1336 Fox, William 1337 France 2198 Franco, Shlomo 2251 Frank, Leo 1551, 1572, 1587, 1589 Frankfurter, Felix 213 Freund, Ismar 2500 Friedenwald, Harry 72-74, 680, 728, 736, 837, 838, 932, 1031, 1303, 1396, 2408 Friedlaender, Israel 75-78, 737, 1703, 1704

91 91 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

Name or Keyword File no. Fromenson, Albert 685 Frumkin, Gad 202, 1975, 2288, 2448, 2462, 2668 Galicia (Poland) 1163, 1164 Germany 304 Gildersleeve, Virginia 2532 Glick, S. 1887 Glueck, Nelson 200, 207, 214, 216, 217, 218a, 221a, 223, 226, 236, 2468, 2512, 2674 Goldberg, Abraham 79 Goldman, Henry 1529 Goldman, Julius 1005-1006 Goldmann, Nahum 205 Goldstein, Herbert 2462 Gandhi, Mahatma 2271 Goldstein, Jonah 1770 Gottheil, Richard 738, 1578 Gramercy Neighborhood 547-548 Association (New York) Greece 2199 Greenbaum, Lawrence S. 1579 Greenbaum, Samuel 1765 Gruenbaum, L. 2328 Guggenheim, Murray 1523 "Ha'avara" (Germany) 2322 Hankin, Joshua 2415 Harbin (China) 1186 Harkavi, Zvi 2460, 2487 "Hatoren" (periodical) 647 "Hayom" (periodical) 645 Hebrew Sheltering and 1105 Immigrant Society (HIAS) Heinsheimer, Louis 1398 Heller, Chaim 1171, 1172 Herberg, Will 1983 Herzog, Isaac Halevi 202, 204, 207, 209a, 2004, 2109, 2136, 2190, 2211, 2292

92 92 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

Name or Keyword File no. Herzog, Paul 839 Hexter, Maurice 199, 352, 2320, 2450, 2527, 2670 Hildesheimer, Meir 661, 1705 Hilquit, Morris 80, 1236-1238, 1252-1254 Hinden, Rita 2530 "Histadruth Ivrit" (USA) 693 Holmes, John Haynes 194, 199, 216-219, 221, 1338, 1339, 2109, 2115, 2402, 2408, 2460, 2502, 2534 Hourwich, I.A. 1827 Hughan, Jessie 1340 Hungary 1082-1084, 2200 Hurwitz, Maximillian 1134 Hurwitz, S.L. 1561 Hyamson, Albert 206, 209, 2458, 2462, 2468, 2477, 2502, 2508, 2570, 2573 Hyman, David 1823 Ibn-Zahav, Ari 199, 2003, 2020, 2021 "Idgeskom" (Russia) 904-906, 1309-1311 Iran 2136-2140, 2206, 2267 Iraq 15, 307, 1067, 2201, 2372 Israelitische Allianz zu Wien 1069 Italy 1085-1086, 2136-2144 Jabotinsky, Ze'ev (Vladimir) 838 Jaffa (Palestine) 510, 710, 711 Janowsky, Oscar 199 Jarmulowsky, Meyer 1545 Jerusalem 510 Jerusalem, Edmond 1650-1652 Jewish Colonial Trust (London) 681, 802 Jewish Museum, New York 634-635 Jewish Publication Society 550-552, 2016 (Philadelphia) Jordan, David Starr 739, 1341 Joseph, Dov (Bernard) 338 Juedisches Hilfskommitee fuer 937, 1113, 1114 Polen (Berlin)

93 93 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

Name or Keyword File no. Kahn, Bernard 1081 Kallen, Horace 662 Kaminka, Aaron 210 Kann, Jacob 802, 1002, 2427 Kaplan, Mordechai 462, 463, 466, 470 Kappes, Heiny 2329 Katz, Ben-Zion 2500 Katznelson, Berl 197, 1939, 2460, 2487 Kaufman, S. Walter 660 "Kerem Abraham" (Jerusalem) 2168 Khalidi, Ahmed 2436 Kiev (Ukraine) 1187 Kisch, Frederick 309, 2391, 2414 Klatzkin, Jacob 487 Klausner, Joseph 197, 199, 2028 Kligler, Israel 2089 "Knesseth Israel" (Jerusalem) 530 Kohn, Hans 199, 222, 2390, 2398, 2399, 2665 "Kollel America" (Jerusalem) 517, 528, 2276 "Kollelim" (Palestine) 523 Kommittee fuer den Osten 1102 (Berlin) Konowitz, I. 1694 Kovno (Lithuania) 1170 Krakowski, Adolph 1130 Landau, Jacob 2377 "Lehi" 2317, 2318, 2494-2496, 2517, 2518 Lehman, Herbert H. 937, 993, 1009, 1522, 1619, 1849 Lehman, Irving 1581 Levin, Bertha Szold 83 Levin , Schmaryahu 740, 741, 828, 830, 841, 842, 1120 Levy, Isaac 509, 512-516, 531 Levy, Yochanan 2027 Lewin-Epstein, Eliahu 924 Lewisohn, Adolph 1582 Lewisohn, Alice 624-626 94 94 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

Name or Keyword File no. Lichtenstein, Morris 465 Lieberman, William 1853 Liebovitz, H.H. 1727 Lippman, Walter 742 Lipsky, Louis 687 Lochner, Louis 1263 Lodz (Poland) 1133 Loeb, Jacques 816 London, Meyer 1513, 1583 Lovett, Robert Morse 1342 Lowenstein, Salomon 84-85, 340, 2320, 2451 Lubarsky, Abraham Eliahu 86-92, 800, 830 Lucas, Albert 1131, 1132 Lwów (Poland) 305, 1139 Mack, Julian 429, 498, 828, 925, 926, 10553, 1592, 1820, 1953 Malter, Henry 93 Mann, Thomas 222, 1945 Mannheimer, Leo 94-95, 1846 Margaliot-Kalvarisky, Chaim 2424, 2434, 2573, 2670 Margolis, Max L. 96-97, 743 Marmorek, Alex 479 Marshall, James 342 Marshall, Louis 98, 190, 419, 483, 491, 692, 881, 930, 938, 1094, 1095, 1126, 1142, 1584, 1589, 1615, 1624, 1706- 1708 Martens, Ludwig 1267-1268 Marx, Alexander 99-103 Meltzer, Julian 1945 Mendes, Henry Pereira 1590, 1850, 1879 Meyer, Julius 104 Meyerson, Emile 1033 Minneapolis (Minnesota) 1659 Minsk (Russia) 1188 Montefiore, Moses 391 Morgenthau, Henry 105, 871, 991 Morocco 1065

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Name or Keyword File no. Motzkin, Leo 744, 913-916, 1178 Nachmani, Leo 2415, 2489 Nathan, Paul 106-107, 745 Nearing, Scott 218b, 1227, 1236-1238, 2483, 2656 Netherlands 1087-1088 Neuberg, Carl 2078 Neumann, Abraham 636 Newburger, Harry 108-110, 1171, 1776 Norman, Edward 2297, 2464 Novomeiski, Moshe 199, 2448, 2668 Nussbaum, A.E. 1520 Oppenheimer, Franz 746 Palestine Office (Palaestinaamt) 518-520, 697, 748, 783-785, 791 Pann, Abel 637-638 Persia 485 Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) 59, 60, 1660 Philby, St. John 2394-2396, 2666 Phillipson, David 428 Pinsk (Poland) 1139 Pinski, David 111-113, 627-629 "Poale Zion" (America) 771 Pokrovsky, M. 1312 Poland 305, 2204 Pool, David de Sola 1550, 1728, 1826, 1896 Poriah (Palestine) 510 Porush, Menachem Mendl 2500 Prilutzki, Noah 1184 Przedbórz (Poland) 329 Radin, Max 667 Reed, John 1265 Richards, Bernard 1394, 1644 Riga (Latvia) 1166 Rochester (New York) 1661 Rockefeller, John D. 801, 920, 1343, 1839 Roeder, Jechiel 1851

96 96 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

Name or Keyword File no. Roosevelt, Eleanor 2516 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano 212 Rosalsky, Otto 880 Rosenwald, Julius 529, 747, 870, 878, 879, 1820 Rosenwald, Lessing Julius 216, 221, 1983, 2509, 2557 Roth, Leon (Chaim) 342 Rothschild, Edmond de 190 Rottenberg, S. 1562 Rovno (Poland) 1139, 1153 Rubin, Rubin 639 Rumania 493, 495, 1094-1100, 1138, 2193, 2205 Ruppin, Arthur 697, 781, 783-785, 2328, 2356, 2205 Rutenberg, Pinchas 337, 806, 807, 1316, 2385, 2448, 2668 Sacco-Vanzetti 1326-1327 Sacher, Harry 1344 Safed (Palestine) 1049 Salkind, Alexander 882 Salomon, William 1620 Salonika (Greece) 999 Sampter, Jessie 851-852 Samuel, Edwin 191, 193, 200, 209, 210, 236, 2356, 2364, 2399, 2411, 2414, 2463, 2477 Samuel, Herbert 210, 2402, 2463, 2549 Sanders, Leon 1596 San Francisco (USA) 535 Sanger, Margaret 1345 Schechter, Solomon 115-117 Schiff, Jacob H. 118, 828, 829, 832, 833, 1126, 1500, 1591-1595 Schiff, Mortimer 119, 1709, 1710, 1847 Schloessinger, Miriam & Max 114, 120, 121, 193, 200, 224, 340, 1943-1946, 1954, 2451 Shochat (Wilbouschewitz), 190, 200, 203c, 233, 457, 458, 2373, 2411, 2424, Manya 2477, 2660, 2663, 2664 Schoenfeld, Abraham 1768-1769 Scholem, Gershom 200, 205, 2060, 2091, 2663 Segal, M.Z. 2050

97 97 P 3 - Judah L. Magnes

Name or Keyword File no. Seligman, Isaac Newton 672 Seligsberg, Alice 122, 470 Seltzer, Thomas 673, 1304 Semel, Bernard 1530, 1531 Senator, David Werner 204, 209, 221, 1953, 1967, 1975, 2041, 2056, 2060, 2067, 2074, 2081, 2125, 2164, 2292, 2414, 2422, 2442, 2461, 2486, 2515, 2557, 2679 Senior, Max 1034 Serbia 999, 1101 Shalom Aleichem (Shalom 584-587 Rabinowitz) Sharon, Abraham 2325 Shertok (Sharett), Moshe 340, 2424, 2448, 2458, 2464, 2466, 2478, 2479, 2491, 2668 Shimoni (Shimonowitz), David 236 Siberia 1189-1191 Siegelstein, P.A. 1563 Silverman, Joseph 427 Simon, Ernst 225, 1985, 2092, 2313, 2331, 2446, 2461, 2463, 2464, 2483, 2485, 2486, 2502, 2538-2540, 2543, 2544, 2547, 2551, 2557, 2674 Simon, Julius 802 Simsonson, David 123, 1167 Simpson, William G. 1346 Slouschz, Nachum 674, 1065 Smilanski, Moshe 2446, 2448, 2502, 2539, 2668 Sokolow, Nahum 748, 938 Soltes, Mordechai 1687 Speyer, James 749 Sprayregen, Joshua 724 Stekeles, Moshe 2081 Stettenheim, S.M. 1597 Straus, Isaak 834, 1102 Straus, Nathan 124, 509, 512-516, 1048, 2658 Straus, Nellie 1143 Straus, Oscar 523, 732, 1598 Straus, Samuel 459

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Name or Keyword File no. Stroock, Sol. 217, 434, 1470, 2463, 2468 Struck, Hermann 640, 641, 820, 841, 842, 1168, 1591 Sulzberger, Arthur Hays 191, 200, 218b, 221b, 1958, 2425, 2461, 2509, 2552, 2649 Sulzberger, Cyrus L. 125, 1347, 1598-1600, 1749, 1806 Sulzberger, Mayer 126, 1348 Switzerland 719, 1089-1090 Syria 15 Szold, Henrietta 127, 128, 193, 200, 203c, 204, 205, 206d, 216, 217, 340, 750, 822, 823, 831, 847-852, 1966, 2125, 2137, 2165, 2167, 2206, 2292, 2293, 2297, 2300, 2310, 2381, 2383, 2387, 2388, 2424, 2442, 2463, 2464, 2466, 2468, 2485, 2539, 2540, 2544, 2545 Szold, Robert 1001 Taeubler, Eugen 200, 2052 "Talmud Torah", Jerusalem 533 Thomas, Norman 236, 1206, 1264, 1349 Toynbee, Arnold 200, 2376, 2667 Tschernowitz, Chayim 676 Tschlenow, Yechiel 497 Turkey 997, 1062-1064, 2136-2144, 2210 Twersky, David 1469 United Synagogue of America 537 Unterberg, Israel 1601-1602 Untermyer, Samuel 1777 Ussishkin, Menachem 200, 751, 2383, 2461, 2481 "Va'ad Hair", Jerusalem 524 Viereck, George S. 1350 Villard, Oswald Garrisan 1351-1354, 2656 Vilna (Poland) 1117, 1125, 1159-1161 Volhynia (Poland) 1133 Waldman, Morris D. 1645 Wallach, Moshe (Jerusalem) 514 Warburg, Felix & Frieda 129, 130, 190, 192, 196, 922-923, 977-991, 1113, 1114, 1126, 1411, 1412, 1603-1605, 1685, 1729, 1939, 2036-2039, 2320, 2394, 2408, 2451, 2461, 2663, 2669

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Name or Keyword File no. Warburg, Max 992, 1075-1077 Warburg, Paul 131 Warsaw (Poland) 1115, 1116, 1133, 1156-1158 Weil, Gotthold 132 Weinstein, Ludwig 752 Weinstock, Harris 1304 Weizmann, Chaim 190, 330, 754, 755, 767, 837, 838, 1935, 1940, 1947, 1958, 1965-1967, 1978, 2067, 2342, 2396, 2414, 2421, 2458, 2463, 2488, 2499, 2584, 2677 Welles, Sumner 219, 2553 Weltsch, Robert 199, 209b, 2392, 2502, 2538, 2543, 2547 Wertheim, Jacob 1471, 1625, 1711, 1822 Wertheim, Maurice 753, 1269, 1606, 1807 Weyl, Walter & Mrs. 133-135 Wilhelm, J.D. 2325 Wilner, Meir 2500 Wincor, Henry G. 136 Wirt, William 1712-1713 Wise, Stephen S. 137, 200, 221b, 1047, 1607, 2107, 2463 Wolf, Simon 138 Wood, Carolena M. 1128 Woods, Arthur 1748 Ya'ari, Abraham 2080 Yahuda, Abraham Shalom 521 Yassky, Chaim 2242 Yellin, David 1032 Yemen 485, 1984, 2136-2144, 2212-2216 Young Israel (USA) 538 Young Men's Hebrew 539 Association (YMHA) NY Young Men's Hebrew 553 Association (YMHA) Philadelphia, Pa. Yugoslavia 2217 Zangwill, Israel 139-142, 541 Zhitlowsky, Chaim 143, 453, 678 Zilboorg, Gregory 1266

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Name or Keyword File no. Zlocisti, Theodor 144 Zollschan, Ignaz 679 Zweig, Arnold 200, 2310

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