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Home , Dorothy Buxton, Eglantyne Jebb, Russians in Serbia

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PRELIMINARY LISTING OF THOSE SECTIONS OF THE SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND ARCHIVE WHICH ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR RESEARCH ACCESS (August 2017)

Researchers are asked to contact Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham in advance of their visit to request material from this list. Email to: special- [email protected] (Notice is not required for viewing material from the EJ sequence of papers, the council and committee minutes or the publications.)

Please note that those box numbers highlighted in red have not been transferred to Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections by Save the Children Fund (SCF). This material is now only available on microfilm.

This list only represents a proportion of the Save the Children Fund archive. It is largely based on material which was previously published by SCF through the commercial company ‘Primary Source Microfilms’, in its microfilm series ‘Western Aid and the Global Economy’. The microfilm project concentrated on archive material dated before 1972 and 101 reels of film were produced in total. The full set of films is available at the Cadbury Research Library (all but reels 19 & 21 which are hopefully to be acquired), the John Rylands Library, University of Manchester and possibly at other large research libraries.

The list below gives details of the original records and their microfilm reel copies which are currently available to view by personal visit to the Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections. Please note that researchers are asked to view records which have been microfilmed on microfilm in the first instance, to help cut down on wear to the originals records.

As will be evident from consulting the list, archive material up to 1972 only is open for access by researchers, though general publications later than this date are also open. Requests about access to archive material post 1972 can be made to SCF; permission has been granted to researchers after consideration on a case-by-case basis – see advice on our website at this link: http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/facilities/cadbury/membership/avonpapers.aspx

Detailed cataloguing work on the archive is under way and this list will be updated as reference numbers are amended, the archive classified and more material is made available for research. All catalogued material will be appearing on the online catalogue as sections of the catalogue are completed. Entries on the online catalogue will include a note on whether items are open for consultation, or closed (in which case researchers may contact SCF to seek permission to consult, as noted above).

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CONTENTS

PUBLICATIONS Page 3

UISE PUBLICATIONS Page 7

RESOURCE CENTRE publications: link to online catalogue

PAPERS OF EGLANTYNE JEBB Page 8

COUNCIL & COMMITTEE MINUTES AND Page 62 MEETING PAPERS

PAPERS OF DIRECTOR GENERALS Page 68

PUBLICITY AND FUND-RAISING Page 75

PAPERS OF OVERSEAS DEPARTMENT Page 77

RECORDS OF SCF UK INSTITUTIONS FOR Page 82 CHILDREN

PAPERS OF DOROTHY GARDINER Page 83

PAPERS OF SUZANNE FERRIERE Page 84

PAPERS OF E. T. CLIVELY Page 87

PAPERS OF BRIDGET STEVENSON Page 87

PAPERS OF DOROTHY BUXTON Page 88

PAPERS OF MARGARET HILL Page 89

PAPERS OF EDWARD FULLER Page 90

PAPERS OF MOSA ANDERSON Page 91

POLICY & COMMUNICATIONS publications Page 92

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PUBLICATIONS: Magazines, newspapers, news sheets

The World’s Children, the SCF magazine

The SCF began a magazine in October 1920 for its supporters which was originally titled The Record of the Save the Children Fund but which was re-titled as The World’s Children in 1922

This was published monthly as an annual volume, the year being regularised by volume 5 as October- September; volume 40 comprises issues up to August 1940 after which there is a brief gap until the magazine begins again in January 1941. From 1941, each volume relates to the calendar year up to Volume 58; there appears not to have been a Volume 59 and Volume 70 covers two years, 1989 and 1990

This magazine has been filmed up to and including Volume 61, 1980.

As of July 2011, the SCF archive includes a complete set of this title up to Volume 74 for 1994 and Volumes 77 and 78 for 1997 and 1998

Description Date SCF Film Box Volume 1: Oct 1920-Sep 1921 [titled ‘Record of SCF’] 1920-1921 A670 1 Volume 2: Sep 1921-Jul 1922 [titled ‘Record of SCF’] 1921-1922 A670 1 Volume 3: [Autumn] 1922-July 1923 1922-1923 A670 1 Volume 4: October 1923-July 1924 1923-1924 A670 1 Volume 5 1924-1925 A670 1 Volume 6 1925-1926 A670 2 Volume 7 1926-1927 A670 2 Volume 8 1927-1928 A671 2 Volume 9 1928-1929 A671 2 Volume 10 1929-1930 A671 2 Volume 11 1930-1931 A672 3 Volume 12 1931-1932 A672 3 Volume 13 1932-1933 A672 3 Volume 14 1933-1934 A672 3 Volume 15 1934-1935 A672 3 Volume 16 1935-1936 A673 4 Volume 17 1936-1937 A673 4 Volume 18 1937-1938 A673 4 Volume 19 1938-1939 A673 4 Volume 20: October 1939-August 1940 1939-1940 A673 4 Volume 21 1941 A673 5 Volume 22 1942 A674 5 Volume 23 1943 A674 5 Volume 24 1944 A674 5 Volume 25 1945 A674 5 Volume 26 1946 A674 6 Volume 27 1947 A674 6 Volume 28 1948 A674 6 Volume 29 1949 A674 6 Volume 30 1950 A674 7 Volume 31 1951 7

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Description Date SCF Film Box Volume 32 1952 A675 7 Volume 33 1953 A675 7 Volume 34 1954 A675 8 Volume 35 1955 A675 8 Volume 36 1956 A675 8 Volume 37 1957 A675 8 Volume 38 1958 A675 8 Volume 39 1959 A675 9 Volume 40 1960 A675 9 Volume 41 1961 A675 9 Volume 42 1962 A675 9 Volume 43 1963 A675 9 Volume 44 1964 A676 9 Volume 45 1965 A676 9 Volume 46 1966 A676 9 Volume 47 1967 A676 10 Volume 48 1968 A676 10 Volume 49 1969 A676 10 Volume 50 1970 A676 10 Volume 51 1971 A676 10 Volume 52 1972 A677 11 Volume 53 1973 A677 11 Volume 54 1974 A677 11 Volume 55 1975 A677 11 Volume 56 1976 A677 11 Volume 57 1977 A677 11 Volume 58 1978 A677 11 Volume 60 1979 A677 11 Volume 61 1980 A678 11 Volume 62 1981 A678 Volume 63 1982 A678 Volume 64 1983 A678 Volume 65 1984 A678 Volume 66 1985 A678 Volume 67 1986 A678 Volume 68 1987 A678 Volume 69 1988 A679 Volume 70 1989 A679 Volume 70 1990 A679 Volume 71 1991 A679 Volume 72 1992 A679 Volume 73 1993 A679 Volume 74 1994 A679 Volume 77 1997 A679 Volume 78 1998 A679

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The Record of the Save the Children Fund

Description Date SCF Film Box Volume 1, Nos 1-20, October 1920-September 1921 1920-1921 A684 1 Edited by Edward Fuller (This publication was re-named ‘The World’s Children’ in 1922)

Today’s Children

The junior newspaper of the Save the Children Fund, published quarterly, then three times a year

Description Date SCF Film Box Volume 1 1962 A684 12 Volume 2 1963 A684 12 Volume 3 1964 A684 12 Volume 4 1965 A684 12 Volume 5 1966 A684 12 Volume 6 1967 A684 12 Volume 7 1967 A684 12 NB Issues for 1968 are with volume 48 of The World’s 1968 A688 12 Children in Box A676; (format changed from magazine to broadsheet part-way through 1968) NB Issues for 1969 are with volume 49 of The World’s 1969 A688 12 Children in Box A676 1970 A1161 12 1972 A1161 12 1973 A688 12

SCF Newsletter

Numbers 1-72, October 1971-March 1987 1971-1987 A1279

Foregn Field

Issues August 1948-December 1955 1948-1955 A1279 13

Third World

This publication appears to have begun in 1970 and have had only a very short lived existence

Description Date SCF Film Box issues 4,5,6,10,13 and 14 1970-1972 A688

NB Issues 1-3 are bound with the 1970 volume of Today’s Children; issues 13 and 14 are bound with the 1972 volume of Today’s Children; Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 5 the Children, London

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The Save the Children Pictorial

This publication was started in 1926

Description Date SCF Film Box 1926-1946 A688 13

Monthly news sheet relating to the Penny a Week appeal

Description Date SCF Film Box News sheets 1948-1961 1218

PUBLICATIONS: Annual Reports

The Annual Reports of SCF have not been filmed

Description Date SCF Film Box Annual reports (no reports for 1935/36, 1936/37, 1941/42 1921-1951 A680 (unbound issues) Also: Memorandum and Articles of Association, 1921 Annual reports (bound volumes) 1940-1964 A681 Annual reports 1965-1979 A682 Annual reports 1980- A683 1997/98 Annual reports 1998/99- A683A 2013

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PUBLICATIONS: UISE [Union International de Secours Aux Enfants/ International Union for the Relief of Children or International Save the Children Union], Geneva

UISE was founded in Geneva in 1920, largely at the instigation of Eglantyne Jebb. It was established under the patronage of the International Red Cross with the Comite International de Secours aux Enfants in Berne with the aim of coordinating the activities of relief agencies in Europe

Description Date SCF Film Box UISE Bulletin (partly in French) 1920 1468 UISE yearbook (in French) 1924 1468 UISE conference booklet for its 25th anniversary (in French) 1945 1468 UISE conference booklet for Balkan Congress on the protection of 1938 1468 children, held at Belgrade (in French) Revue Internationale de l’Enfant vols 3-4, 10-11 (in French) 1927; 1466- 1930/31 1467

PUBLICATIONS: FARRINGDON RESOURCE CENTRE: reports and other publications relating to programmes in a number of overseas countries and programmes in GB: see online catalogue at this link: http://calmview.bham.ac.uk/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=XSCF%2fRC

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PAPERS OF EGLANTYNE JEBB

The following information has been reproduced from the SCF online catalogue on A2A accessible available via a link from the National Register of Archives. (Copyright SCF)

These are the earliest files of Save the Children. For the most part they consist of administrative files relating to projects overseas, and cover the period 1922-26. Their provenance is not entirely clear: many were in storage boxes with 'Miss Jebb's Files' marked on them. They were clearly connected with Eglantyne Jebb - as Honorary Secretary she would have been aware of all ongoing business, even though she would not be closely involved with everything. At the same time, some of these files appear to have been gathered later, probably by Edward Fuller, Kathleen Freeman, or other writers researching the history of Save the Children and the life of Eglantyne Jebb; it is impossible to date these with any precision; the papers in them cover a large period up to and after the death of Eglantyne Jebb.

Most of these files are country files, and refer either to individual representatives of Save the Children in dealing with these countries, or list organisations from which requests for grants were received, including many whose requests were rejected; others are of a more general nature. In the cases of grant-aided organisations, the file usually consists of an appeal for funds, along with details of what sort of aid was given, arrangements for despatch of materials, and accounts of how the money was spent. There are often other documents, including letters of thanks from individual children, as well as case studies of 'adopted' (sponsored) children; sometimes there are snapshots of children.

There are also a variety of subject files, some of which are clearly part of the same system, and others are apparently research files as described above. Some of these are very useful in illustrating policy formation, other include items such as early headed notepaper of the Fund. There are specific files on items such as the Declaration of the Rights of the Child and the International Union Summer Schools.

Where there are items other than normal correspondence and field reports, details are usually stated, as is the existence of documents in languages other than English. Where no statement is made about language, it can normally be assumed that the documents are in English.

Country files exist for the following Countries: Armenia (refugees); Austria; Baltic States; Belgium; Bulgaria; China; Czechoslovakia; Danzig; Egypt; Estonia; Finland; France; Georgia; Germany; Greece; Hungary; Ireland; Italy; Montenegro; Poland; Romania; Russia (and Russian refugees); Scandinavia; Serbia; Switzerland.

There are also files on the following headings: Various organisations; Conferences; SCF General / Policy; Rights of the Child; UISE; Eglantyne Jebb; Summer Schools; Miscellaneous.

EJ 26 was not microfilmed; there are no documents for EJ167, EJ 235 and EJ239.

Abbreviations used in this section:

UISE: International Save the Children Union, also known as L’Union Internationale de Secours aux Enfants (UISE), a former international humanitarian organisation which functioned between 1920 and 1986 CICR: The International Committee of the Red Cross/Comité International de la Croix-Rouge

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Languages: German, French, Russian, Greek, Hungarian, Dutch, Swedish, Polish

Description Date SCF Film Box EJ 1: Armenia correspondence B 1923-1927 A395 15

Includes correspondence with Noel Buxton, Charles R Buxton, Rev Harold Buxton, Barclays Bank, British Broadcasting Company and British Broadcasting Corporation (regarding radio appeals, one letter signed by John Reith), Joseph Bliss, Ruth Bulloch, A. E. Backhouse, the Bible Lands Missions Aid Society, and memorials and letters to the Prime Minister, Stanley Baldwin

10 October 1923 (mainly from May 1926) - 6 July 1927

EJ 2: Armenia correspondence C 1920-1927 A395 15

Includes correspondence from Étienne Clouzot, International Red Cross; E. W. Cordle, Thomas Cook and Co, and E. Cantlow of the Friends of Armenia

10 June 1920 (mainly from January 1926) - 21 May 1927

EJ 3: Armenia correspondence D 1926-1927 A395 15

Mainly from Dr M. D. Dinjian and Mrs Gertrude E. Dinjian, of the Armenian Ladies Guild of London

5 January 1926 - 20 June 1927

EJ 4: Armenia correspondence E 1922-1927 A395 15

Mainly with Ohannès Essayan, Paris

29 April 1922 (but mostly from 16 April 1926) - 13 July 1927

EJ 5: Armenia correspondence F 1926-1927 A395 16

Mainly with the Society of Friends, including Marshall Fox of the Friends Mission, Brumana, Syria

12 January 1926 - 23 May 1927

EJ 6: Armenia correspondence G 1926-1927 A395 16

Mainly with Bishop Gore; also including Sir Robert Graves

5 March 1926 - 18 August 1927

EJ 7: Armenia correspondence H 1925-1927 A396 16

Mainly with Heron and Heron, estate agents, Edward Hughes and Company, printers, and John H. Harris, Joint Council of the British Relief Missions; also including a mis-filed letter from Harold Buxton, and postcards 18 June 1925 - 24 June 1927 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 9 the Children, London

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EJ 8: Armenia correspondence I 1923-1927 A396 Reel 16 Mainly with International Migration Service, including some reports

29 November 1923 - 25 February 1927

EJ 9: Armenia correspondence J 1926-1927 A396 16

Mainly with A. B. Julian, regarding an attempt to open a Near East Club

8 March 1926 - 15 March 1927

EJ 10: Armenia correspondence K 1924-1927 A396 16

Mainly with Dr A. W. Kennedy, SCF Greece; also includes correspondence with Joseph Kay & Co, printers; Sarkis Khatchadourian, painter; and General Arshag Khan.

20 December 1924 - 25 May 1927

EJ 11: Armenia correspondence L 1920-1927 A396 16

Mainly with London County Council Clerk's Office, regarding annual accounts, updates of committee members, and change of name; also correspondence with the London Assurance relating to insurance matters and Mrs Lazareff, who received a loan from the Fund for two months for school fees, which remained unpaid after four years

3 May 1920 (mainly from 15 February 1925) - 11 July 1927.

EJ 12: Armenia correspondence M 1926-1927 A396 16

Various correspondents including Professor Gilbert Murray and Lt Col P. Malcolm of the Cheshire Constabulary regarding a donation of old clothes

1 February 1926 - 2 June 1927

EJ 13: Armenia correspondence N 1922-1927 A396 16

Mainly with Near and Middle East Association and D. S. Northcote

EJ 14: Armenia correspondence O 1926-1927 A396 16

Mainly with T. P. O'Connor, MP

2 January 1926 - 10 October 1927

EJ 15: Armenia agreements 1917-1926 A396 16

Signed (and one blank) contracts with workers in the field, 1917 - 1926. Includes copy of original contract signed by Dr W. A. Kennedy Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 10 the Children, London

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EJ 16: Correspondence, notes and reports of Rev Harold 1920-1927 A396 Reel Buxton 16

Correspondence with, and notes and reports by, Rev Harold Buxton, Honorary Secretary, Lord Mayor's Fund. Includes comments on the work of the League of Nations and American Near East Relief

July 1 1920 - 23 August 1924 to 7 June 1927

EJ 17: Papers relating to orphanage in Corfu run by the Lord 1925-1926 A397 17 Mayor's Fund

15 June 1925 - 5 December 1926

EJ 18: Papers relating to work in Greece 1925 A397 17

Papers relating to LMF work in Greece; includes 2 pages from the Armenian newspaper, Nor Or, and report of the American Near East Relief activities in Greece, September 1922 - December 1924

9 June 1925 - 19 August 1925

EJ 19: Papers relating to income tax 1921-1927 A397 17

Mainly relating to the payment of income tax by staff

28 October 1921 - 20 January 1927 EJ 20: Correspondence with Kelham Theological College 1921-1923 A397 17

Correspondence with Kelham Theological College, mainly regarding two boys to be brought to Kelham from Erivan orphanage, Armenia, to study for the priesthood

4 November 1921 - 1 November 1923 EJ 21: Correspondence with Mansion House and Lord Mayors 1919-1927 A397 17

Correspondence with Lord Mayor of London and other cities regarding possible support.

10 November 1919 - 3 June 1927

EJ 22: Memorial sent to Prime Minister 1925 A397 17

Memorial sent to the Prime Minister, Stanley Baldwin, and notes from various people associating themselves with it; also includes rejections by Philip Snowden and Lord Shaftesbury

20 July 1925 EJ 23: Letters to the press, including cuttings and agency 1924-1927 A397 17 correspondence

Letters to the press and correspondence with Romeike and Curtice, press cuttings agency, and Edgar G. Dunstan, advertising agency 2 December 1924 - 9 May 1927 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 11 the Children, London

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EJ 24: Armenian Refugees (Lord Mayor's) Fund and the 1920-1927 A397 Reel Friends of Armenia: reports, minutes and agreements 17

Varied papers, mainly relating to Armenia and Armenian refugees, but with references also to Greece and Russian refugees. Includes correspondence with the Armenian Refugees (Lord Mayor's) Fund and the Friends of Armenia, including reports on conditions of Armenian refugees, accounts of expenditure, statistics of refugees, accounts of the experiences of refugee children, photographs of refugee children, proposals for the settlement of the refugee problem, and leaflets and press cuttings about the Armenian people and their situation. Also includes a request from the Salvation Army for a grant of £10,000 for work in Germany in 1920; a page from a longer ‘confidential' memo relating to plans for a National Appeal by several charities, 1920; details of the distribution of Russian refugees from the Crimea; breakdown of SCF income, earmarked and free, 1924-25; and pamphlets, Famine in Transcaucasia by Armstrong Smith, July 1922, The Problem of Armenian Settlement, October 1925, and The Story of the Armenian Nation, January 1927. Included in the correspondence is the detail of a dispute between Save the Children Fund and the Armenian (Lord Mayor's) Fund in June 1925 over the payment of a regular grant by SCF

17 February 1920 - 10 June 1927

EJ 25: Various papers relating to Armenia 1922 A397 17

Various papers relating to Armenia. Includes correspondence with the British Armenia Committee, the Society of Armenian Orphans, and Ligue Internationale Philarménienne; also copy of letter from Lord Curzon to the Armenian Refugees (Lord Mayor's) Fund, and notes on the action to be taken to remove Armenian orphans from Constantinople when the city is no longer under British administration

24 February 1922 - 12 December 1922

EJ 26: Arnold J. Toynbee, Armenian Atrocities: The Murder of a 1915 A398 Nation (London: Hodder and Stoughton) 1915. 119pp; paperback

EJ 27: Scheme for the Settlement of Armenian Refugees 1927 A398 18 (Geneva: League of Nations) 1927 (in English). 250pp; paperback

EJ 28: Scheme for the Settlement of Armenian Refugees 1927 A398 18 (Geneva: League of Nations) 1927 (in French). 264pp; paperback

EJ 29: Papers relating to Armenian refugees 1927-1929 A398 18

Includes memo from Edith Pye, letter to Fridtjof Nansen, and his reply, August 1927; correspondence and a report concerning the possibility of purchasing an estate in Cyprus for the settlement of Armenian Refugees, October 1927 - January 1928; The Settlement of the Armenians by Joseph Burtt, pages from the Contemporary Review, September 1929; La Situation des Enfants des Refugiés Russes et Armeniens en 1930 (UISE, Geneva, Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 12 the Children, London

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1931); Refugee Relief in Syria 1929 (League of Red Cross Societies, 1929)

EJ 30: Austria I/1: Correspondence and reports 1921-1922 A398 Reel 18 General correspondence with organisations and institutions - Juvenile Court Care Committee (including scheme for sale of children's handiwork to raise funds); Austrian Juvenile Association; Kloster vom armes kinde Jesu, Vienna; Forest School, Alland; also includes notes on tuberculosis in Vienna and cuttings from the Observer (including The Coming Crisis in Austria, 30 July 1922)

25 September 1921 - 13 November 1922

EJ 31: Austria I/2a: Friend's Relief Mission: correspondence 1920-1923 A398 18 with Miss Clark and others

Correspondence, mainly with Miss Alice Clark of the Austria department, Friends' Relief Mission, mainly concerning ‘adoptions'

29 December 1920 - 1 February 1923

EJ 32: Austria I/2b: Friends' Emergency Committee: Miss 1921-1922 A398 18 Houghton's correspondence and reports

Correspondence with Miss Houghton of the Friends' Relief Mission, Vienna mostly concerning the allocation of ‘adoptions'. Includes details of the budget for a family of four, February 1922, and comparative list of prices for household goods, 1914 to 1922

19 January 1921 - 16 October 1922

Also: nd c 1930s A398

8 days in Geneva travel guide [printed]

EJ 33: Austria I/2c: Friend's Relief Mission: Miss Gilmore 1922-1923 A399 18

Correspondence (continuing from Austria I/2b) with Miss E. J. Gilmore of the Friends' Relief Mission, mainly concerning ‘adoptions'

29 October 1922 - 6 January 1923

EJ 34: Austria I/3: Institutions in the Tyrol 1920-1922 A399

Correspondence with institutions in the Tyrol - Linz, Salzburg, Graz, Innsbruck and Landeck; also a begging letter and report of the Lord Mayor of Birmingham's European Relief Fund (Efforts to Save the Children 1920), and notes on conditions in Austria; also includes correspondence between Emily Hobhouse and Eglantyne Jebb

12 December 1920 - 17 December 1922

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EJ 35: Austria I/4: Tyrolese Relief Fund 1920-1922 A399

Correspondence, mainly with Mrs Florence Baillie-Grohmann of the Tyrolese Relief Fund, including receipts and payments statement, 27 March 1920 -10 August 1920; also page (The Austrian Tyrol by Carol Ring) from the Woman's Leader, 16 April 1920, appeal leaflet for Erl passion play 1922, and Extracts from interesting letters from the Tyrol published by the Tyrol Relief Fund

5 April 1920 - 2 May 1922

EJ 36: Austria I/5: British Home for Austrian Children 1921-1922 A399

Correspondence regarding the Home, in Grafenegg, Austria (some controversy over degree of Austrian involvement); includes minutes of the Management Committee of The British Home for Austrian Children Ltd (see also minutes M14/7)

31 December 1921 - 22 December 1922

EJ 37: Austria I/6: Various correspondence to end of 1921: 1920-1921 A399

Various correspondence, including with institutions in Salzerbad and Vienna, as well as organisations - Zegam, Austrian League of Nations Union, Vienna Jewish Relief Fund, Centre Francais d'Assistance à Vienne; also notes on institutions run by religious orders in Vienna, prices in Austria, self-help in Austria, report by Mrs Buxton on conditions in Vienna in October 1920, and statistics of infant mortality prepared for the National Health Journal, October 1921

29 October 1920 - 11 October 1921

EJ 38: Austria I/7: Miss Levin's correspondence and reports 1922 A399

Correspondence with Helen Levin of the Kinderheim Jedlesee, Vienna. Includes some details of ‘adopted' children

10 Mach 1922 - 29 November 1922

EJ 39: Austria I/8: Children's Hospitality (After Care) 1922 A399 Committee

Letter to Save the Children Fund, including estimate of food for a family of four, at the end of August 1922

5 October 1922

EJ 40: Austria I/9: Miss Jebb's correspondence 1922 A399

Eglantyne Jebb's correspondence with Edith C. Debenham and Victor Beigel, regarding allocations to Austria

9 October 1922 - 29 November 1922

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EJ 41: Austria Commissioners 1: Dr Ferrière and Mlle Ferrière 1920-1921 A399

Reports and correspondence including letters from Dr Frederick Ferrière and Suzanne Ferrière regarding aid to children in Vienna

29 September 1920 - 17 December 1921

EJ 42: Austria Commissioners 2: Mr Tournier 1921 A399

Reports by UISE delegate, P. Tournier, on distribution of aid in Vienna; also reference to Austrian Working Men’s fund for Russian relief

27 April 1921 - 4 August 1921

EJ 43: Austria II/3: correspondence and reports of M. 1921-1922 A399 Reymond

Correspondence with M. Reymond of the CICR in Vienna, UISE representative, sending on signed letters of thanks (some elaborately wrapped) from various institutions in Vienna to whom clothes and toys had been given; some letters regarding the corbeilles circulantes or circulating baby basket scheme including a small album of photographs of the children and the staff of the SCF workrooms in Vienna; and report of work of UISE in Vienna 1921

29 August 1921 to 4 April 1922

EJ 44: Austria II/4: Commissioners: Dr Armstrong Smith's 1921 A400 Reel reports 20

Report by Dr Armstrong Smith to Vienna, 13 to 18 December 1921 with details of institutions aided by SCF and UISE, and descriptions of conditions in Vienna

December 1921

EJ 45: 1: Austria: Anglo-Austrian Society, London 1923 A400 20

Letter from the society enclosing a prospectus for the Consular Academy in Vienna

20 April 1923

EJ 46: 2: Austria: After-Care Committee, Vienna 1923-1927 A400 20

Correspondence with the Children's Hospitality (After Care) Committee, London, regarding the despatch of materials for children in Vienna and Budapest, and details of ‘adopted' children

30 July 1923 - 9 March 1927

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EJ 47: 3: Austria: Austrian Miners Federation Home, Styria 1922-1923 A400 Reel 20 Correspondence with the British Miners Federation and the International Save the Children Union, regarding an appeal for aid from the Austrian Miners Federation for their home near Leoben. Question of whether the miners should be supported despite their comparative affluence, because of their generous support of SCF in the past

29 August 1922 - 29 January 1923

EJ 48: 4: Austria: British Home for Austrian Children 1923-1924 A400 20

Correspondence with the Home (a limited non-profit company based in England), including copies of minutes of the Board of Directors, as well as a copy of the agreement under which the home is run; list of expenses over a nine-month period

5 January 1923 - 3 January 1924

EJ 49: 5: Austria: Children's Art Exhibition 1922-1924 A400 20

Correspondence with Bertram Hawker, the Friends Relief Committee, and others regarding to the allocation to projects in Austria of money received from the exhibition of pictures produced by the pupils of Professor Cizek of Vienna

16 July 1922 - 13 October 1924

EJ 50: 6: Austria: Children's Home, Vienna 1923-1924 A400 20

Correspondence with Miss Helen Levin of the Home, regarding an appeal (rejected) for a grant. Includes a 1923 photograph of children from the Home

27 February 1923 - 14 March 1924

EJ 51: 7: Austria: Mlle Freund, Vienna 1923-1924 A400 20

Correspondence with Miss Freund of the Internationale Vereinigung für Kinderhilfe, including printed paper, in German, on the travelling baby-basket (corbeilles circulantes) scheme of UISE, and a report on the situation in Austria, March 1923

March 1923 - 22 March 1924

EJ 52: 8: Austria: Jugend-Fürsorge 1924 A400 20

Letter from Mrs Baillie-Grohmann requesting aid for her work in Brixlegg, Tyrol

18 January 1924

EJ 53: 9: Austria: Friends Relief Mission 1924 A400 20

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15 January 1924 - 9 May 1924

EJ 54: 10: Austria: Tollinggraben Convalescent Home 1922-1924 A400 Reel 20 Reports and account of expenditure from the Tollinggraben Convalescent Home: documents in German (one translated into English)

31 December 1922 - 2 January 1924

EJ 55: Austria: Verein der Tagesheimstätten für Krieger- 1923-1925 A400 20 Waisen und Kinder

Correspondence with Baroness Leithner of the Verein regarding grants for their home at Rodaun; includes reports and details of expenditure and letter from W. A. Mackenzie, UISE

18 October 1923 - 31 March 1925

EJ 56: 13: Austria: Blind-School, Linz 1923 A400 20

Correspondence with Herr Pleninger, director of the School for the Blind at Linz, regarding a donation of £6.10.0

24 January 1923 - 2 February 1923

EJ 57: 14: Austria: Franciscan Missionaries of Mary 1924 A400 20

Letter of thanks to Save the Children from the Mother Superior of the Convent of St Leopold, sent on by W. A. Mackenzie from Geneva; with an account of amounts granted to the Wexstrasse Kitchen, Vienna milk distribution, and Russian School, Vienna, 1923-24

24 July 1924

EJ 58: 15: Austria: Internationale Vereinigung für Kinderhilfe 1924 A400 20

Receipts, signed by parents, for parcels of clothes distributed by the Vereinigung

23 October 1924 - 29 October 1924

EJ 59: 16: Austria: Verein Saüglings und kinderfürsorge 1924 A400 20

Correspondence with the Verein regarding grants from SCF

26 November 1924 - 23 December 1924

EJ 60: 17: Austria: Tyrol Child Welfare Centre 1925-1927 A400 20

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18 January 1925 - 3 February 1927

EJ 61: 18: Austria: Steiermärkische Landesregierung, Graz 1924-1925 A400 Reel 20 Request (in German) by Professorin Ida Reicher of Graz for a grant (rejected); with reply in English by Eglantyne Jebb

22 November 1924 - 17 April 1925

EJ 62: 21: Austria: Doblinger Haupstrasse 83 1925-1926 A400 20

Correspondence with Sister Maria Gregoria requesting aid from the (defunct) Guardians of the Children; reply from SCF giving a small grant, and letter of thanks from Sister Maria Gregoria

10 December 1925 - 1 February 1926

EJ 63: Austria: Klesheim Schloss, British Home for Austrian 1920-1921 A400 20 Children

Correspondence (duplicate) regarding the proposed establishment of a home for Austrian children at Klesheim Schloss, Salzburg; also copy of proposed legal agreement regarding the setting up of the home, details of proposed involvement of the Berkshire SCF Committee, and copies of minutes of the Management, Executive, and Finance and Allocations committees, as well as a specific Klesheim Schloss Committee

6 July 1920 - 27 June 1921

EJ 64: Austria: Klesheim Schloss, British Home for Austrian 1920-1921 A401 20 Children

Correspondence and minutes of meetings relating to the projected home for Austrian Children in Klesheim Schloss, Salzburg; includes Memorandum and Articles of Association of the British Home for Austrian Children Ltd

14 April 1920 - 14 December 1921

EJ 65: Austria: Vienna Emergency Relief Fund 1920-1921 A401

Correspondence with the Vienna Emergency Relief Fund, mainly relating to grants

17 May 1920 - 25 October 1921

EJ 66: Austria: 1922 A401

Copy letter in German, 20 October 1922, forwarded to SCF via UISE, regarding offer of correspondence in German with an Austrian teacher

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EJ 67: Austria: Children's Hospitality (After Care) Committee 1921-1922 A401

Correspondence with the Committee regarding assistance for their work with children in Vienna. Includes two copies of the report of the Committee for 1921-22

13 October 1921 - 15 December 1922

EJ 68: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern Europe 1920-1922 A401

Correspondence with Lady Muriel Paget's Missions, mainly concerning the payment of grants but also with her complaint that in withdrawing financial support in 1922 the Fund are favouring short-term feeding instead of long-term constructive work which will be more valuable in the long run, for example in Russia where she has been invited to help train child welfare workers (copy of letter from Dr Nansen approving of this); also mention of the idea of marking donated clothes with a ‘Save the Children' mark, in the manner of the Americans

13 February 1920 - 24 November 1922

EJ 69: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern Europe 1920-1922 A401

Details of grants received and of amounts spent by Lady Muriel Paget's Mission, 1920 to 1922

28 May 1920 - 2 May 1922

Also, loose in box: Women and Children of Russia Relief Fund account 1919-1921; Lady Muriel Paget’s mission to Eastern Europe account 1920-1921

EJ 70: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern Europe 1922 A401

Correspondence with Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern Europe, regarding grants for work in Dvinsk, and other Baltic projects, including the milk clinic at Kovno; and a request (declined) for assistance to a scheme for medical relief in Russia. Includes a photograph of children at Kovno being given milk, and costings for the child welfare centre at Dvina; and a hand-drawn map of the Dvina area, showing flood damage

3 March 1922 - 6 November 1922

EJ 71: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern Europe: New 1921 A401 Zealand Clinics in the Baltic States

Accounts of income and expenditure of the New Zealand clinics

31 March 1921 - 15 December 1921

EJ 72: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern Europe: New 1921-1922 A401 Zealand Clinics in the Baltic States

Monthly reports of Paget’s Mission clinics in Estonia (Reval, Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 19 the Children, London

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Petseri), Latvia (Riga, Arminstead, Dvinsk), and Lithuania (Kovno), including ailments treated, number of attendances, and food and drugs dispensed, as well as social worker's reports

31 October 1921 - 28 February 1922.

EJ 73: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern Europe: New 1921-1922 A401 Zealand Clinics in the Baltic States No. 1

Correspondence with Lady Muriel Paget's Missions, as well as detailed reports, including estimates of the cost of work proposed, accounts of expenditure, conditions in the countries, and statistics of treatments. Correspondence includes dispute as to term of expenditure of a £5,000 grant, with letter, 14 March 1921, from Lord Weardale (‘Lady Muriel Paget is hopeless. She makes off and makes commitments about which she has never consulted anybody'.)

29 January 1921 - 31 January 1922

EJ 74: Baltic States 4: Lithuania General 1920-1922 A401

Appeal for help from Save the Children, from A. Steponaitis, Lithuanian Red Cross, and copy of report by him to League of Red Cross Societies, and response from SCF; copy of letter to M. Wehrlin, CICR delegate, Reval, from the Lithuanian Chargé D'Affaires, requesting aid on the lines of that given to Estonia and Latvia; letter from Lithuanian Red Cross to UISE, reporting the establishment of a committee to disburse the sum donated by the Save the Children Fund; report by Lina M. Potter, Director of Child Welfare, League of Red Cross Societies, on the condition of children in Kovno

22 March 1920 - c May 1922

EJ 75: Baltic States: Latvia III/1: General: reports and 1921-1922 A401 correspondence

Correspondence with Russian refugee orphanage, Riga, regarding a grant and with Latvian Red Cross and Latvian Consul-General; includes a report, with map, of the work done by the Latvian Red Cross

12 October 1921 - 2 May 1922

EJ 76: Baltic States: Latvia: International Commissioner's 1920-1921 A401 reports and correspondence

Reports by Herr Simonette and Coonell Stoll of the International Red Cross, sent to the UISE, on conditions in general and for children in Latvia, and correspondence regarding grants and shipments. Includes report, with chart and colour map, of wartime devastation in Latvia. Mostly in German and French

8 December 1920 - 14 September 1921

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EJ 77: Baltic States: Latvia: International Commissioner's 1921-1922 A402 reports and correspondence

Reports of and correspondence with M. Gallati of the International Committee of the Red Cross, UISE International Commissioner in Latvia, regarding conditions of Russian refugee children in Latvia, with applications for grants and problems with a promised cargo of shoes sent to Saratov by mistake. Some documents are in French and others are in German, with some partial transcription. Includes report on Conference of Relief Organisations which met to prevent overlapping and omissions in administering relief, November 1921, and notes on problems of Russian and Ukrainian children in addition to native Latvian suffering

18 August 1921 - 30 November 1922

EJ 78: Belgium: ‘Les Petites Abeilles' Sanitorium 1920-1930 A402 Reel 22 Correspondence with the director of the sanatorium Les Petites Abeilles, Brussels, regarding grants from SCF. Includes a printed report of the sanatorium, 1914-18. Also correspondence with the parish priest of Dranoutie and two letters of thanks from children in Dranoutie

8 July 1920 - 11 July 1930

EJ 79: Belgium: Home for Russian Refugees, Ganshoren 1925 A402 22

Correspondence with Ruth Fry regarding an appeal for help for Russian refugee children in Belgium

7 June 1925-23 June 1925

EJ 80: Belgium: Dr Heernu - Comité estudianten 1926 A402 22

Correspondence with Dr Heernu regarding the possibility of making a donation for the children of striking miners in Britain

19 November 1926 - 26 November 1926

EJ 81: Bulgaria 1926 A402 22

(1) account, February 1926 (unsigned), of the circumstances of the settlement of refugees on the land in the village of Atolovo, Bulgaria; (2) letter to the SCF Council from Laurence Webster, 5 October 1926, reporting on progress in the construction of Atolovo c 1926

EJ 82: Bulgaria: Junior Red Cross of the Russian School of 1924 A402 22 the Red Cross

Correspondence regarding an appeal to SCF from this organisation, with a list of children and their backgrounds; also correspondence with the Ukrainian Red Cross Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 21 the Children, London

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9 July 1924 - 24 September 1924

EJ 83: Bulgaria: Miscellaneous 1924-1925 A402 Reel 22 Correspondence with Miss Gunter, formerly of the British Relief Committee in Poland, regarding an appeal for assistance from Sister Maria Kapakli, Bulgaria

19 December 1924 - 7 January 1925

EJ 84: Bulgaria: American Mission, Sofia 1926 A402 22

Correspondence with the American Mission regarding an appeal for support for their Community House in Sofia. Includes photographs of the House under construction and a small appeal leaflet, ‘Something Worth While'

28 May 1926 - 25 June 1926

EJ 85: Atolovo Refugee Camp at Salonika: Bulgarian branch 1925-1926 A402 22 of SCF joins UISE etc

Papers relating to Bulgaria and SCF work there and the work of the Bulgarian Union de Protection aux Enfants. Includes notes on refugee settlement in Bulgaria; notes on conversation with the Director of Relief for Macedonia; cuttings from’La Bulgari’e; draft letters from Eglantyne Jebb to supporters of kitchens in Greece run by Save the Children; notes on the work of the Union Bulgare de Protection aux Enfants; and page with signatures of Greek refugee children at Lembet School who received food and clothing at Christmas 1925 c 1926

EJ 86: Notes on Tour in Southern Bulgaria 1925 A402 22

Report, marked ‘strictly confidential' on conditions of refugees from Greek Macedonia in Bulgaria by L. B. Golden, 16 February 1925. (Its conclusion: ‘The only solution of the Bulgarian refugee problem is a foreign loan to enable the government to settle the refugees on the land').

1925

EJ 87: China 1920-1921 A402 22

Correspondence with the Church Missionary Society, the Chinese Legation in London, the Canadian Church Mission, and the Foreign Office, and others, relating to a grant for famine relief in China. Includes a circular and a report of a meeting of the China Famine Relief Fund

20 September 1920 - 3 February 1921

EJ 88: Czechoslovakia: Sister Benedicta, Ursuline, 1922-1923 A402 22 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 22 the Children, London

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Hirschberg

Correspondence with representatives of Ursuline convents in Salzburg, Austria; and Hirschberg and Freiwalden, Czechoslovakia, regarding appeals for aid.

: 21 June 1922 - 1 June 1923

EJ 89: Czechoslovakia: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to 1919-1922 A402 Reel Eastern Europe: Correspondence 22

Correspondence with Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Czechoslovakia, mainly regarding allocations and the dispatch of materials. Includes stores distribution form and several feeding ration cards, in Czech

29 July 1919 - 6 November 1922

EJ 90: Czechoslovakia: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to 1920-1921 A402 22 Eastern Europe: Reports

Reports from Lady Muriel Paget and others on conditions in Czechoslovakia and the work of the Mission, including detailed cost breakdowns of specific project proposals. Includes copy of an agreement between Lady Muriel Paget's Mission and the Czech Pece o dite organisation, October 1920; summary of the work done so by the Mission so far, and a draft of a leaflet for the Czech national Baby Week on how to organise local baby week celebrations

19 January 1920 - 13 July 1921

EJ 91: Czechoslovakia: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to 1919-1921 A402 22 Eastern Europe: Accounts

Detailed accounts of expenditure by Paget Mission of money allocated by Save the Children Fund

19 November 1919 - 12 November 1921

EJ 92: Danzig: Baltic Red Cross 1923 A402 22

Correspondence with Baroness de Wolff-Hinzenberg, of the Baltic Red Cross in Danzig, regarding the position of Baltic refugee children there. Includes printed leaflet, ‘The Situation of the Baltic Refugee’s, and a document in French, ‘Activité de la Croix-Rouge Balte à Danzig’.

15 September 1923 - 24 October 1923

EJ 93: Egypt: Baby Welfare Centre: correspondence with Mrs 1928 A402 22 Hargreaves

Correspondence with Helen S. Hargreaves, Church Missionary Society Hospital, Menouf, Egypt, regarding a grant of £15 for her to start a Baby Welfare Centre at Menouf. Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 23 the Children, London

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23 February 1928 - 22 March 1928

EJ 94: Estonia: Mme Berg's Home, Narva, Estonia 1923-1925 A402 Reel 22 Correspondence with Anna Berg, regarding her children's home in Narva. Includes accounts of her attempts to liquidate the home and troubles paying off remaining debts. Also photographs of groups of children from the home with Miss Berg, and small shots of young children, seeking ‘adoption'

14 March 1923 - 16 January 1925

EJ 95: Estonia: Red Cross 1925 A402 22

‘L'Activité de la Croix-Rouge Esthonienne 1919-1925’, booklet published by the Estonian Red Cross, Tallinn, 1925. 39pp including map and photographs

EJ 96: Finland: St Alexis's School, Perkjärvi 1923-1924 A402 22

Correspondence with A. Kolokoltzoff of St Alexis School, regarding grants to the school, including accounts of money spent. Some details in Russian with English translation

31 October 1923 - 30 September 1924.

Also (no EJ. Number): 1921-1925 A402 SCF Memorandum and Articles of Association, 1921 SCF ‘Work at Home’ pamphlet, 1925

EJ 97: France General & Unclassified 1920-1922 A403 23

Information and requests for grants from a variety of sources, including Oeuvre Français de Protection des Orphelins de la Guerre; Goutte de Lait; Preventorium à Arbonne; Association de Dames Françaises; British League of Help for Devastated Areas in France; Fund for War Devastated Villages; Madame O'Gorman; Ecole de Puériculture, Paris; Catholic University, Lille; also request from Fred Espinasse for a copy of the SCF emblem

2 January 1920 - 19 October 1922

EJ 98: France: Ligue du Nord 1921-1922 A403 23

Correspondence with the Ligue du Nord contre la tuberculose, regarding grants from Save the Children. Some documents in French

29 September 1921 - 4 November 1922

EJ 99: French Protestant Resettlement Committee 1920-1921 A403 23

Correspondence with F. Murray Hyslop, Chairman of the Committee, regarding an appeal for a grant Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 24 the Children, London

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23 November 1920 - 8 June 1921

EJ 100: France 4: SCF: Comité Français de Secours aux 1920-1922 A403 Reel Enfants 23

Correspondence with the French Save the Children Fund, on a number of questions, including a request for their assessment of a project which SCF (UK) had been asked to support, arrangements for SCF (UK) to pay for a typewriter and secretary for the French Fund, and their work raising funds for Russian famine relief.

23 July 1920 - 8 December 1922

EJ 101: France 5: Convalescent Home in Soissons (Mrs 1919-1922 A403 23 Allhusen, (Abbéville)

Correspondence with Mrs Dorothy Allhusen regarding SCF allocations for her convalescent home at Soissons. Includes accounts of prices of various items in France, accounts of expenditure, and printed brochures of the home; also some details of the progress of the children. Some documents in French.

7 December 1919 - 25 September 1922

EJ 102: France: Sanatorium Beau Soleil, Carqueiranne-Var 1920-1922 A403 23

Correspondence with Miss Lind af Hageby regarding a grant to her sanatorium. Includes details of her original project proposal and SCF response, including discussion of question whether SCF should fund a long-term project with a high unit cost in preference to mass feeding.

9 August 1920 - 23 May 1922

EJ 103: France: Sanatorium Marin, Roscoff, Finisterre 1920-1921 A403 23

Correspondence with Vicomtesse de Fontenilliat of the sanatorium about grants and ‘adoptions'. Also a printed brochure on the sanatorium and a letter from A. Legatt of SCF giving an account of a visit there.

24 November 1920 - 4 August 1921

EJ 104: France: French SCF 1923-1925 A403 23

Papers relating to French SCF: circular about people forced to flee from flooding in Algeria, correspondence with A. Binaz of the French Comité regarding Moroccan refugees at Tangier, and 3 copies of the CFSE printed monthly bulletin

1 April 1923 - 8 November 1925

EJ 105: France: Roscoff Sanatorium 1923 A403 23

Correspondence with Vicomtesse de Fontenilliat, Roscoff Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 25 the Children, London

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Sanatorium, regarding the children there. Included are details of many of the ‘adopted' children

19 March 1923 - 16 May 1923

EJ 106: France: Knutange Workrooms 1924 A403 Reel 23 Correspondence with Miss Murphy of the Knutange sanatorium, on the poor quality of bought material and an account of the condition of Russian refugee children in France

2 June 1924 - 14 July 1924

EJ 107: France: Preventorium, Compiègne 1923 A403 23

Correspondence with Dorothy Allhusen regarding her plan for a Preventorium at Compiègne

19 February 1923 - 31 October 1923

EJ 108: France: Franco-Russian Refugee Committee 1924 A403 23

Correspondence with Dr Mouraviez of the Committee, regarding their ‘Boule de Neige' fundraising scheme, involving ‘Generals', ‘Captains', and ‘Recruits' to raise money for the Franco-Russian Home for Refugees, Cannes. Includes printed reports on the home and diagrams relating to the scheme

24 September 1924

EJ 109: France: Union des Femmes Russes 1925-1927 A403 23

Correspondence with Madame Ivkoff of the Union of Russian women, with details of Russian refugee children seeking ‘adoption'. Includes photographs of some of the children

17 October 1925 - 7 July 1927

EJ 110: France: Protection de l'Enfant de la Gironde 1926 A403 23

Correspondence with Madame Delmas of the Protection de l'Enfant society, regarding an appeal for assistance, passed to SCF by the Child Emigration Society

24 January 1926 - 10 February 1926

EJ 110a: Convalescent Home ‘Maison de Repos’, Abbeville 1922 A403 23

Leaflet on the Maison, with confidential report by Edward Fuller on the establishment, 4 September 1922.

EJ111: Georgia 1924-1925 A403 23

Correspondence with the UISE and the Armenian (Lord Mayor's) Fund regarding a donation of £100 given for work in Georgia. One Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 26 the Children, London

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Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF) document in French. Also cuttings from the UISE ‘Bulletin’, July 1924.

30 September 1924 - 14 January 1925

EJ 112: Germany I/1: General 1920-1922 A403 Reel 24 Correspondence with institutions in Germany and with the UISE regarding allocations. Includes leaflets of the German Red Cross and four copies of a monthly publication noting changes in the rate of household inflation

22 December 1920 - 30 November 1922

EJ 113: Germany I/2: Berlin Charlottenburg Kakaostube 1920-1922 A404 24

Correspondence with M. de Watteville of UISE and Elizabeth Klerck of Rädda Barnen and others, regarding the setting up of a Save the Children Fund ‘Cacaostube' for child feeding (with ‘milk cocoa') in Berlin, on the model of the Rädda Barnen Cacaostube. Includes ration cards from both organizations

9 July 1920 - 4 April 1922

EJ 114: Germany I/3: Leipzig Correspondence and Reports, 1920-1922 A404 24 1921-22

Reports and correspondence regarding child feeding and adoptions in Leipzig. Includes a printed report of donations and expenditure by the school feeding committee, December 1919 - August 1920. Also photographs of some Leipzig schoolchildren

13 August 1920 - 16 February 1922

EJ 115: Germany I/4: Germany: Munich: Various Reports 1920-1921 A404 24

Reports from various sources, including the UISE delegate in Berlin, M. de Wattville, on conditions for mothers, children, and students in Munich. Some reports in German (one has been translated into English).

EJ 116: Germany I/5: Nuremberg 1920-1923 A404 24

Correspondence and reports, some in German, on child feeding and adoptions in Nuremberg. Includes a letter of thanks from the mayor of Nuremberg

30 August 1920 - 30 January 1923

EJ 117: Germany I/6(a): Eglantyne Jebb's Correspondence. 1920-1921 A404 24 Various

Correspondence from Miss Gertrude A. Giles of the Society of Friends in Berlin, regarding a grant to a German child, Eugen Beck. Also letter from Wilhelm Herrigel of Stuttgart, regarding purchase of books for Hungary Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 27 the Children, London

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9 December 1920 - 15 November 1921 EJ 118: Germany I/6(b): Eglantyne Jebb's Correspondence. 1920-1921 A404 Reel Herr Trier: 24

Correspondence (in English) between Eglantyne Jebb and Herr Trier of the Wiesbadener Stadtverband Jugend für sorge regarding aid to the institution apparently provided by Miss Jebb herself [See Germany: Mosley Committee file]. Includes some personal elements - Miss Jebb had sent parcels for Herr Trier's children - as well as general observations about the relief work process, the difficulties of raising money in England, and the German SCF

13 December 1920 - 20 June 1921

EJ 119: Germany I/7: German Red Cross 1921-1922 A404 24

Reports and correspondence from the German Red Cross and Vereinigung für Kinderhilfe. Includes printed reports with pictures of schoolchildren, showing restricted height due to undernourishment.

March 1921 - 23 September 1922

EJ 120: Germany II/1: International Commissioners' General 1920-1922 A404 24 Correspondence & Reports: . Reports and correspondence, including telegrams, from Red Cross and UISE representatives and others, on conditions in Germany. Includes documents in French and German

28 December 1920 - 28 March 1922

EJ 121: Germany II/2: International Commissioners re Baltic 1921 A404 24 Children in Germany

Correspondence, with M. de Watteville of UISE and others, and reports concerning the Baltic Red Cross and Baltic refugee children in Germany. Includes comments by de Watteville explaining his reservations about working with the Baltic Red Cross

6 January 1921 - 17 August 1921

EJ 122: Germany: SCF 1923-1924 A404 24

Letters from Dr Ruth Weiland of Vereinigung für Kinderhilfe and Olga B. Nieuwkamp and reports from SCF Cologne on conditions in Bochum, Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen; also pages from UISE ‘Bulletin’, 1923 and 1924

12 January 1923 1 February 1924

EJ 123: Germany: Appeal for Kindergarten at Leibnitz 1922 A404 24

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Letter in German from Victorie Kossek, of the kindergarten, Leibnitz, appealing for assistance

13 December 1922

EJ 124: Germany: Bad Elster Sanatorium 1923-1926 A404 Reel 24 Correspondence with Heimdall Sanatorium, Bad Elster, Saxony. Mainly with Dr P. Köhler, also J. E. Vajkai and children at the sanatorium. Includes photographs of the building and one of the children and a printed brochure (4pp) for the sanatorium. In German with some translations

31 January 1923 - 20 February 1926

EJ 125: Germany: Visit to Cologne 1923-1924 A404 25

Correspondence, reports, statistics, etc., relating to a visit in November / December 1923 to Cologne by Eglantyne Jebb and Evelyn Lummis. Includes also correspondence relating to a donation for aid to the Rhineland, an appeal by Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop of Westminster, and a list of clergy to be approached to aid relief in Cologne, with some replies

17 November 1923 - 22 March 1924

EJ 126: Germany: Caritasverband – Baden 1923-1924 A404 25

Correspondence with the Deutscher Caritasverband EV and others mainly concerned with grants to a Mrs Brown and her children, in Lenzkirch

18 June 1923 - 22 March 1924

EJ 127: Germany: Frankfurt Children 1922-1923 A405 25

Correspondence with Harry R. of London, regarding an earmarked donation for Frankfurt children

December 1922 - 4 March 1923

EJ 128: Germany: Kaiserin Auguste-Victoria Homes 1922 A405 25

Letter to the Director of the Home at Berlin, requesting information; also published reports and a brochure on the home, as well as articles by the director

4 April 1922

EJ 129: Germany: Mosley Committee 1923-1924 A405 25

Correspondence and reports relating to the Mosley Committee, set up in summer 1923 to raise funds for relief in Germany through the ‘adoption' of various institutions. Includes lists of institutions and amounts paid. Also appeal letters

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December 1923 - 6 May 1924

EJ 130: Germany: Memoranda relating to SCF policy 1923-1924 A405 Reel 25 Memoranda, all unsigned, relating to SCF policy in Germany, including co-operation with other societies in a British Appeal for Emergency Relief in Germany; and question of the extent to which aid to Germany should be maintained in British hands rather than local control. Includes a long memorandum by Eglantyne Jebb on the latter subject, with a covering letter. Also a memorandum about relations between the League of Red Cross Societies and the International Red Cross Committee and the International Save the Children Union. Some of these papers contain statistical information, including a list of primary schools in Munich and the numbers of children in distress

: 25 January 1923 - 28 March 1924

EJ 131: Germany: Minutes of the British Appeal for Relief in 1923-1924 A405 25 Germany

Minutes of the British Appeal for Relief in Germany (Provisional Committee).

29 October 1923 - 27 March 1924

EJ 132: Germany: Loose papers 1924 A405 25

Miscellaneous file composed of: (1) Reports by Edith Tucker on conditions and institutions in Germany, following a visit in April/May 1924. (2) Nine photographs of feeding centres in Germany. Some blurred as a result of long exposure times. (3) Ten leaflets/pamphlets on conditions in Germany, published by various organisations, including Save the Children and the German Red Cross. (4) Typescript of a pamphlet, What is Germany herself doing? by Dr Karl Hildebrand of Rädda Barnen. (5) Statistics of conditions in Germany and details of child rations. (6) Bilder Deutscher Not: Collection of images, apparently to be used as posters or advertisements, produced by German Red Cross, reflecting changed conditions in post war Germany as compared with before the war. (7) SCF Cologne information on conditions there. (8) Large scale (c 40cm by 23cm) cartoon by Low. (9) Proof[?] of appeal pamphlet for British Appeal for Relief in Germany. (10) Report on medical/health conditions in Germany, February 1924. (11) Report of Mrs Maud Godfrey, Cassel, on TB clinic and town Welfare Department, 1924 (found loose in A398) c February 1924 - May 1924

EJ 133: Germany: Relief Work (Appeals etc) 1923-1924 A405 25

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Various papers connected with the British Appeal for Relief in Germany, including notes of a sermon to be made by the Archbishop of Westminster on behalf of the Appeal of the Archbishop of Cologne; copy of Fellowship, journal of the Ruskin College Fellowship; notes on methods of child relief in Germany, by Eglantyne Jebb; and copies of notes and correspondence, including letter from Eglantyne Jebb to Étienne Clouzot regarding relief policy in Germany and giving aid through German institutions

4 September 1923 - 22 February 1924

EJ 134: Germany: Reports Dead 1920-1921 A405 Reel 25 Various papers relating to conditions in Germany, including report June 1920 by Dorothy Buxton; letter to Archbishop of Canterbury from Eglantyne Jebb; reprint from The Contemporary Review, ‘Child Life and Death in Germany' by Dorothy Buxton; unsigned essays, ‘The churches and the relief of the famine children' and ‘The Balts and the Baltic Red Cross'; and two letters from Dorothy Buxton to Frau Schreiber-Krieger of the Vereinigung für Kinderhilfe, complaining about incorrect statistics

: June 1920 - 15 January 1921

EJ 135: Germany: Field 1923-1925 A405 25 Various papers relating to conditions in Cologne, Germany, including report of a visit there by Miss Jebb with Mr Lummis. NB also includes material relating to Armenia, refugees in Bulgaria, and Jewish colonization

4 December 1923 - 7 March 1925

EJ 136: Germany: Conditions 1923-1925 A405 26

Various papers, mainly relating to institutions aided by the Mosley Committee. Also papers from German Distress Relief Fund; letter, November 1923 to Eglantyne Jebb from Duke of Atholl suggesting that it would be unwise at that moment to ask the Foreign Secretary to support an appeal for Germany (‘It would be taken up immediately as a cry at the election'); cutting from the Evening Standard criticising the German Distress Relief Fund; and booklet, ‘Russia and France on the Road towards the World War’

September 1923 - December 1925

EJ 137: Near East: General: 1922 A406 26

Correspondence and reports regarding conditions of refugees in the Near East, especially Greece. Reports include conditions in Greece (including one in French), suggested settlement of Turkish problem; Turkish atrocities against Greek refugees in Anatolia; Correspondence includes discussion of pressure by British Legation in Greece to have SCF money handed over to them; mention of conditions of Armenian and Jewish refugees in Greece and Assyrian refugees in France; purchase of blankets by Friends Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 31 the Children, London

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Relief Committee on behalf of SCF; offer of orphanage places in England for refugee children; request for help in tracing family members at Mytilene; concern re two Greek boys imprisoned by Turks; appeal for help for a nun working in Salonika; and Greek Legation regretting the low level of aid to Greece by Greek population in England.

7 August 1922 - 31 December 1922

EJ 138: Near East: Miscellaneous 1924 1924 A406 Reel 26 Correspondence, reports and statistics relating to SCF teams working in refugee kitchens in Salonica [Thessaloniki], Volo [Volos], and Athens. Includes number of refugees in Salonica, broken down by kitchen; numbers of refugees transported by the Exchange of Population Commission in 1924; Blueprint (two copies) map of Salonica, showing locations of SCF kitchens; notes on financial position, May 1924; copy of The Star in the East, quarterly report of the Bible Lands Missions' Aid Society; papers on suggestions for future work with refugees in Greece; notes on Russian Refugee children in Constantinople [Istanbul] Report [apparently misfiled] on children in Cassel, Germany (Not now present, but possibly is EJ. 132 item 11 in Box 405)

10 January 1924 - 10 December 1924

EJ 139: Near East: Letters of Thanks 1923-1924 A406 26

Various letters of thanks to Adam Fernie and other SCF administrators working in Greece, from refugees, and also the mayor and archbishop of Piraeus. The letters are mainly in Greek, mostly with translations attached

24 December 1923 - 8 August 1924

EJ 140: Near East: Refugees Settlement Commission 1924 A406 26

Correspondence regarding conditions of refugees in Greece; and summary of League of Nations report (2 copies) on proposed loan for Greek refugee settlement

23 January 1924 - 25 February 1924

EJ 141: All British Appeal for the Relief of Famine in Russia 1922 A406 26 and Distress in the Near East

Minutes

26 September 1922 - 14 December 1922

EJ 142: All British Appeal for the Relief of Famine in Russia 1922 A406 26 and Distress in the Near East

Correspondence between Save the Children Fund and the All British Appeal for the Relief of Famine in Russia and Distress in the Near East. Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 32 the Children, London

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2 October 1922 - 16 December 1922

EJ 143: All British Appeal 1922 A406 Reel 26 Covering letters and notices of meetings

30 September 1922 - 14 December 1922

EJ 144: All British Appeal 1922 A406 26

Statements of receipts & expenditure.

2 October 1922 - 27 November 1922

EJ 145: Near East Relief: All British Appeal 1923 A406 26

Statement of amount banked and earmarked for SCF, 1 - 31 December 1922

1 January 1923

EJ 146: RF30 All British Appeal: summaries of intelligence, 1922 A406 26 reports on refugee conditions, memoranda and pamphlets

Contains (1) All British Appeal: Summaries of Intelligence: 19 October 1922 - 11 December 1922. Reports on refugee conditions in the Aegean, compiled from Official and Unofficial sources; (2) All British Appeal, Near East: memoranda, pamphlets etc: October 1922. Papers connected with the All British Appeal, including: notes on advertisements placed in various publications; figures of amounts shipped to Near East for child feeding; memorandum [probably by Eglantyne Jebb] marked ‘Private and confidential' entitled Situation in Russia; memo on the Near East by Eglantyne Jebb.

EJ 147: All British Appeal: Near East: various papers and 1922 A406 26 accounts

Various papers connected to the All British Appeal, including: L. B. Golden memorandum on negotiation of agreement with the Soviet government; Accounts of receipts and payments of All British Appeal, March - October 1922; summary of relief activities at Athens and the Piraeus; copies of a letter from the Anglo- American Relief Committee of Salonika to the ABA; copy of a letter from the League of Nations High Commission for Refugees in Constantinople to the ABA, October 1922 (including comment, ‘I am of opinion that the representation of the [Save the Children] fund in Constantinople is most unsatisfactory'

10 October 1922 - 20 October 1922

EJ 148: Refugee Children in Greece 1925 1924-1925 A406 26

Correspondence with Lady Astor, and Kathleen Wauchope of the Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 33 the Children, London

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Consultative Committee of Women's Organisations, regarding an appeal to the women of England for help with setting up workrooms to solve the problem of prostitution among refugee women in Greece. Also drafts and copies of an appeal along these lines, sent to women's societies (‘our great and powerful women's organisations are the right channel through which this desperate need could be made known to our countrywomen'; also responses from Barbara Ayrton Gould and Barbara Bucknill; and correspondence with Miss Picton-Turville, regarding a possible visit to Greece to gather material for a speaking tour.

11 December 1924 - 30 March 1925

EJ 149: Hungary I/1: General 1921/22 1921-1922 A407 Reel 27 Reports on conditions in Budapest, including papers in German and Hungarian; correspondence with various individuals, including the British High Commissioner, regarding possible allocations in Hungary; list of foreign agencies working in Hungary, with details; map and certificates of thanks for support from Save the Children and others for donations to help build the Concordia hospital in Pest, with photograph and letter of thanks from four children. One letter (L. B. Golden to Mrs Rothschild, 5 September 1921) has some interesting observations on the circumstances of Russian famine relief, alleging British Red Cross wish to prevent SCF from fundraising

16 June 1921 - 4 December 1922

EJ 150: Hungary I/2: Mme Vajkai 1922 1922-1923 A407 27

Correspondence with Mrs J. Vajkai, supervisor of the Fund's workrooms in Budapest. Includes references to her health, economic difficulties in Hungary, difficulties with bureaucracy, and details of ‘adopted' children. Also reports on the work of the workrooms and accounts of the procedures for accounting for expenditure

7 February 1922 - 31 January 1923

EJ 151: Hungary I/3: The League for the Protection of 1920 A407 27 Children and Holiday Home

Correspondence regarding aid given to the Child Protection League, Budapest (Országos Gyermekvéd Liga), with letters of thanks from the organisation. Also includes correspondence regarding two ‘adopted' children, with reports on their current circumstances

5 May 1920

EJ 152: Hungary I/4: Miss Kuyper: American-Dutch 1921-1922 A407 27 Committee for Relief of Hungarian Children

Correspondence with Miss Kuyper, daughter of a former Dutch prime minister, about her feeding centres in Budapest; includes Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 34 the Children, London

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6 May 1921 - 14 November 1922

EJ 153: Hungary I/5: Captain Legrady 1921-1922 A407 Reel 27 Correspondence with Captain Legrady, SCF representative in Budapest, regarding allocations of money to projects in the city.

8 July 1921 - 16 September 1922

EJ 154: Hungary II/1: International Commissioner's Reports 1922 A407 27 and Correspondence 1922

Folder No 1: Reports and correspondence of Baron de Reding- Riberegg, CICR / UISE commissioner in Budapest, concerning SCF-funded homes for children in the city

EJ 155: Hungary: International Commissioners Reports and 1920-1921 A407 27 Correspondence 1920-21

Folder No 2: Reports and correspondence from UISE representatives (chiefly Baron de Reding-Riberegg) in Budapest, concerning conditions in Hungary. Many reports are quite detailed, with statistics. Some documents are in French, and some in German

24 September 1920 - 29 December 1921

EJ 156: Hungary II/3: Dr Armstrong Smith: Reports and 1921-1922 A407 27 Correspondence from 1 June 1921

Correspondence with Julie Eve Vajkai, administrator of the Save the Children Workrooms in Budapest, and Dr Armstrong Smith, regarding; suggestion for allocation of £1,000 returned by the Serbian Relief Fund; report of Dr Armstrong Smith on his visit to the workrooms, with a map of Budapest indicating their locations

20 January 1921 - June 1922

EJ 157: Hungary: Workrooms - General 1923 1923 A407 27

Correspondence, mainly with Julie Eve Vajkai, regarding grants for relief in Budapest. Includes reports of work in the workrooms and also details of some of the former students of the workrooms

2 July 1923 - 28 December 1923

EJ 158: Hungary: Országos Gyermekvéd Liga 1924-1926 A407 27

Correspondence with the Liga regarding allocations from the Fund; and letter from Eglantyne Jebb to Monsieur Neugebauer regarding the legal status of children of foreign nationality in Hungary.

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24 July 1924 - 14 July 1926

EJ 159: Hungary: The People's House, Budapest 1924 A407 Reel 27 Letter of thanks for a grant of £25, with a brief account showing that this was sufficient to feed children for nearly four months.

22 June 1924

EJ 160: Hungary: Bethesda Hospital 1923 A407 27

Letter concerning grant to the Bethesda hospital, Budapest.

31 October 1923

EJ 161: Hungary: Balaton, Almadi Sanatorium [1920s] A407 27

Undated report, printed, in English and Hungarian, on the Balaton- Almádi Sanatorium run by the Anglo-Hungarian Relief Committee for Combatting Tuberculosis in Hungary. 4pp; four copies

EJ 162: Hungary: AZ V. Ker Néphaza Közm_vel_dési 1925-1926 A407 27 Szakosztálya

Letters of thanks for assistance from SCF

31 December 1925 - 1 January 1926

EJ 163: Hungary: Floods in Hungary, January 1926 1926 A407 27

Correspondence regarding possibility of giving a donation to families suffering as result of flooding in Hungary. In French

10 January 1926 - 4 February 1926

EJ 164: Hungary: Budapest Suicides 1926-1928 A407 27

Correspondence with Rose Vajkai, UISE, Budapest, regarding case studies of families whose breadwinner has committed suicide, including possibility of giving aid. Documents in French

6 September 1926 - 2 March 1928

EJ 165: Hungary and Handicrafts general 1924 A407 27

Loose papers and 1 mounted photograph: (1) Account by Julie Eve Vakjai of the summer camp of the Budapest workroom, 1924, including a photograph; (2) confidential report on the work of the handicrafts department, SCF

EJ 166: Hungary: Loose papers on SCF work 1920-1929 A407 27

Includes: copy of The World's Children tenth anniversary number; reports and correspondence in connection with SCF work in Hungary; accounts of financial position of the Lord Weardale Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 36 the Children, London

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Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF) home, Budapest, May 1926; booklet, ‘Crooked Ways Made Straight’, on the Lord Weardale home; papers relating to SCF work in Russia, including details of child feeding in Saratov, a summary of SCF work in the province, information from the Russian trade delegation, and a report on relief work for children in Russia by Charles Roden Buxton; booklet, ‘What Have We Done?’, published in Vienna c 1920, on conditions in the city, with illustrations by Austrian artists; and a copy of a report to the SCF Council on the SCF and UISE work in Central Europe and the Balkans, March 1926. c 1920 - May 1929

EJ 168: Hungary: Tribute to SCF work in Hungary 1925 A408 Reel 28 Letter, apparently from a native of Hungary, paying tribute to the SCF for its work in Hungary. (envelope with a letter in English) c 1925

EJ 169: Hungary: Mme Vajkai: Reports and Memoranda 1929-1934 A408 28

Modern file, consisting of several items relating to the Budapest workrooms. Includes draft programme on the Future Activity of the International Save the Children Fund, 1929; Second Study on Leadership by Julie Eve Vajkai, 1929; ‘Practical Education for Life' by Julie Eve Vajkai, speech at the World Federation of Education Associations, 1929; ‘Scope and Methods of the Save the Children Fund's Workschools in Budapest’; letter, January 1932, from Julie Vajkai to Dorothy Buxton; ‘Notes on the Budapest Workschools of the SCF’, by Dorothy Buxton, c 1934

6 April 1929 – c 1934

EJ 170: Hungary: Mme Vajkai's workrooms and Holiday 1920-1921 A408 28 Homes

Correspondence with Julie Eve Vajkai regarding SCF projects in Hungary, including the possible reduction of SCF support due to falling income. Also includes printed report, in French, on the workrooms, estimate for the opening of new workrooms, receipts for the purchase of a football and other material, and a photograph of the Fifth district basket-room football team

6 December 1920 - 20 December 1921

EJ 171: Comite International de la Croix Rouge (CICR), 1922 A408 28 Budapest

Letter from D[r F.?] Ferrière, International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva, to Eglantyne Jebb, concerning expenditure of £200 given to him for relief work in Vienna

2 July 1922

EJ 172: Ireland: General 1921 A408 28 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 37 the Children, London

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Correspondence with the Industrial Christian Fellowship, Church House, Westminster, concerning the need for child relief in Belfast as a consequence of the discharge of Catholic and trade union workers from shipyards. Also includes a postcard issues by the League of Peace for Ireland and Annual Report 1922 of Teach Ultáin (St Ultain's Infants Hospital), Charlemont Street, Dublin.

18 November 1921 - 29 December 1921

EJ 173: Ireland: Irish SCF 1920-1923 A408 Reel 28 Agenda and minutes of the public meeting on 12 January 1921 at Belfast to start an Irish Save the Children Fund, with a report of the meeting by Eglantyne Jebb; report by a Mrs Downer on her attempts to organise a meeting in Dublin to set up a Save the Children committee there; correspondence, including a letter to the Lady Mayoress of Belfast from Eglantyne Jebb, regarding the setting up of the Belfast Committee; Correspondence with Saor an Leanbh, Cumann cun Saortha na bPáistí, Irish Save the Children Fund, regarding allocations to organisations in Dublin and Cork, with accounts from these as to how the money was spent; printed report for 1917 of the Cheeverstown Convalescent Home, Dublin; report of the Executive Committee of the Irish Fund and a list of the members; pamphlet issued by Saor an Leanbh, May 1922

11 December 1920 - 23 November 1923

EJ 174: Italy: General and unclassified correspondence 1919-1921 A408 28

Correspondence with Filippo de Filippi and others concerning conditions in Italy and the institutions working for children there. Includes a letter from Eglantyne Jebb to Signor Ciraolo; booklets of the Segretariato Italiano per l'assistenza all'infanzia and the Opera Nazionale Di Assistenza All'Italia Redenta. Also cutting from Daily Telegraph on the Vatican

12 November 1919 - 28 July 1921

EJ 175: Italy: British Italian League 1919-1920 A408 28

Correspondence with the British Italian League regarding the extent of distress in Italy, and a donation to the League for societies there

5 September 1919 - 5 March 1920

EJ 176: Italy: Comitato per l'Assistenza all' Infanzia 1920-1921 A408 28

Correspondence with the Committee, regarding allocation of money, and an Annual Report (in English) for 1919-20

: 23 January 1920 - 25 February 1921

EJ 177: Italy: Pope's Home for Suffering Children 1919-1920 A408 28

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Correspondence with Cardinal Gaspari in Rome, regarding allocations of money to the Pope's Hostel in Rome

24 September 1919 - 22 June 1920

EJ 178: Montenegro: General and unclassified [1920s] A408 Reel correspondence 28

Correspondence, chiefly with Alex Devine of the British Mission for Relief in Montenegro, concerning the dire need of the people of the country, and the inadequate efforts of the Serbians. Includes several reports on the state of the country by Alex Devine, a printed booklet, ‘The Mystery of Montenegro’, by Alex Devine, a letter from M. Edith Durham in which she protests about the Save the Children Fund supporting work in Serbia 'which has ample food when there is crying need elsewhere'; also correspondence with the Foreign Office about a suitable British aid agency working in Montenegro

EJ 179: Holland: Dutch Relief Societies 1919-1921 A408 28

Correspondence with various individuals and organisations in the Netherlands regarding work for German children and famine relief in Russia. Includes printed pamphlets in Dutch. Also includes a sheaf, possible misfiled, of correspondence with E. Allison Burrows regarding SCF advertisements appealing for aid to Hungary, complaining that the level of distress in Budapest is exaggerated.

27 August 1919 - 14 November 1921

EJ 180: Holland: Hostel at Zandvoort for German Children 1920-1921 A408 28

Correspondence with W. S. Rowntree, regarding the Zandvoort ‘Kinderhuis' funded by the Yorkshire Quarterly Meeting (Society of Friends), to which SCF had given an allocation. Includes printed fliers relating to the work of the hostel.

5 May 1920 - 8 April 1921

EJ 181: Poland I/1: General 1920-21 1920-1921 A408 28

Papers relating to conditions in Poland, including various accounts of conditions there. Included are information sheets produced by the Save the Children information department on the Polish situation. Some of the documents are in Polish, Russian, or French

16 February 1920 - 29 November 1921

EJ 182: Poland I/2: Chrzanow Milk Station 1921-1922 A408 28

Correspondence with Dr Margaret Lowenfeld, regarding an appeal for support for the Milk dispensary at Chrzanow, with detailed statistics of its operation

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29 July 1921 - 19 May 1922

EJ 183: Poland I/3: Union of Jewish Women and Jewish 1920 A409 Reel Children's Hospital 28

Notes on the work of the Union of Jewish Women, London, and orrespondence with Kate Halford, secretary of the Union, regarding allocations and the provision of information for the Fund on how the money was spent (one letter is marked ‘not satisfactory'), 28 May-29 July 1920; correspondence with Vera Heller of the Jewish children's hospital in Warsaw, about allocations and including an account of money spent and list of names and addresses of children, with some brief case histories and two photographs of a child

20 February 1920 - 19 November 1920

EJ 184: Poland I/4: Polish Red Cross 1920-1922 A409 28

Correspondence with the Polish Red Cross Society of Great Britain, about a detailed project proposal for which aid is sought. Also correspondence with the Polish Red Cross Society

10 November 1920 - 3 August 1922

EJ 185: Poland I/5: International Commissioner's Reports and 1920-1921 A409 28 Correspondence

Reports by V. Gloor of the International Committee of the Red Cross, sent from Warsaw to Red Cross headquarters in Geneva, covering the situation in Poland and the work being done by various organisations in improving the condition of children in Poland. All the reports are in French, with some transcripts and correspondence in English. Includes reports by Mr Brunel and Dr Alexis Tarasoff and by Hélène de Bisping of the Polish Red Cross; also correspondence with H. D. Watson regarding adoptions and with Frances B. Toplitz of the Society of Friends, on their hopes of working with Save the Children. Some of the reports are very detailed and include lists of areas and the amounts of children aided and which organisations were giving the aid, as well as accounts of the sums of money spent in different areas by the Polish Catholic Church

13 February 1920 - 22 October 1921

EJ 186: Poland I/5: 1922 CICR Commissioner's 1922 A409 29 Correspondence and Reports

Correspondence with Mr Victor Gloor of the International Red Cross, concerning two adopted children, enquiring into their particular circumstances

4 July 1922 - 20 December 1922

EJ 187: Poland II/BCR/1: British Committee for Relief: Miss 1919-1922 A409 29 Vulliamy's Correspondence and Reports 1920 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 40 the Children, London

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Correspondence with Miss G. C. Vulliamy of the British Committee for Relief in Poland about allocations and the dispatch of aid materials; detailed reports on conditions in Poland and work done. Includes proposal [c 1920] by Miss Vulliamy for a scheme for international work among prisoners of war; letter written in Russian, with translation, by a child in a refugee camp; and letter to Miss Vulliamy from SCF in 1919 seeking for advice on finding a suitable person in whose name an appeal might go out, because the writer and Miss Jebb were not well-known enough

27 November 1919 - 3 February 1922

EJ 188: Poland II/BCR/1: British Committee for Relief: Miss A409 Reel Vulliamy's Correspondence and Reports 1922 29

Correspondence with Miss G. C. Vulliamy regarding grants and materials received, including accounts of ‘adopted' (sponsored) children; detailed reports of conditions and of SCF work done, 1922; also an account of a trip to the seaside with some of the children from the camps

January 1922 - 21 December 1922

EJ 189: Poland II/BCR/2: British Committee for Relief: General 1920-1922 A409 29 Correspondence

Correspondence with British Committee for Relief in Poland, mainly about allocations of money and requests for materials to be sent. Includes list of aid sent from New Zealand, correspondence with Polish Legation in London, and W Max-Muller, British minister in Warsaw, as well as a report by Mrs Max-Muller of a visit to Baranowice; and an account by Mavis D. Hay of visit to Bluden station

14 December 1920 - 6 December 1922

EJ 190: Poland II/3: Dr Armstrong Smith's reports 1921 A409 29

Correspondence with Dr Armstrong Smith, and his report (46pp) on his visit to Poland, October / November 1921

7 July 1921 - 21 November 1921

EJ 191: Poland: Russian Red Cross in Poland 1920-1922 A409 29

Correspondence with the Russian Red Cross in Poland, chiefly with Madam Ludmila Lubimoff. Also reports on the conditions of children in refugee camps. Some documents in French

23 February 1920 - 30 August 1922

EJ 192: Poland: Mother Ledochowska 1924 A409 29

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7 May 1924 - 28 May 1924

EJ 193: Rumania: General including Lady Muriel Paget's 1920 A409 Reel reports of visit in May 1920 29

Copies of reports (some quite long) by Lady Muriel Paget and others regarding conditions for children in Rumania. Some documents in French

24 May 1920 - 15 October 1920

EJ 194: Russia [1920s] A410 29

Scrap of paper with handwritten note, probably by L. B. Golden, on the Friends and agreements with the Russian government.

EJ 195: Russia: Comité International de Secours à la Russie 1921-1922 A410 29

Correspondence, reports and memos on the work of the Comité International de Secours à la Russie (Haut commissariat de Dr Nansen). Includes also copy of a letter from L B Golden to Soviet Foreign ministry official Litvinoff, appealing for his assistance with the awarding of visas to SCF staff going to Russia. Covers SCF concerns at the incompetence of the CISR and its officials, as well as concerns about the dangers of political involvement resulting from Nansen's acceptance of a loan from the Soviet Government.

10 November 1921 - 20 July 1922

EJ 196: Russia: Reports and press releases 1921-1922 A410 29

Reports by Laurence Webster on his work in Russia, September 1921 to January 1922; cables from Saratov by Edward Fuller, editor of ‘The World's Childre’n, November 1921; SCF press releases regarding conditions in Russia; report by Haigh on visit to Saratov, June 1922

28 September 1921 - 19 June 1922

EJ 197: Russia: Attacks on SCF in the press 1921-1923 A410 30

Press cuttings, mainly from the Daily Express and Sunday Express, including attacks on SCF work in Russia. Correspondence with Wood, Albery & Co. and Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co, chartered accountants, and Kenneth Brown, Baker, Baker, lawyers and others, and statement of accounts of SCF prepared by Wood Albery & Co

12 September 1921 - 26 April 1923

EJ 198: Russia: correspondence, leaflets, essays 1923-1922 A410 30

Correspondence with the Armenian Refugees (Lord Mayor's) Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 42 the Children, London

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Fund, and the Russian Relief and Reconstruction Fund regarding Russian famine relief; essay ‘Co-operation and Peace', by Eglantyne Jebb, 1913; typed copy of a report by Sir Benjamin Robertson on his visit to Samara and Saratov, in Russian; pamphlets, ‘Aims of the Save the Children Fund International Union', ‘Famine' (leaflet to accompany the SCF film on Russian famine, 1922), ‘The Russian Famine' (appeal leaflet), ‘The Famine in Russia' (published report by Sir Benjamin Robertson, different version from typed report above); case studies of Russian refugee children in the orphanage at Prinkipo, Constantinople; includes discussion of relief work for Russian refugees and the future of the Comité International de Secours a la Russie

1913 - 26 September 1922

EJ 199: Archbishop of Canterbury: support for appeals 1920-1922 A410 Reel including Russian famine relief 30

Correspondence with Archbishop of Canterbury regarding his support for SCF appeals, the work of the Imperial War Relief Fund, SCF appeals for its work in England, the Russian famine and SCF work in that country, and the press campaign against the Fund's work in Russia. Includes also papers on Russian famine relief and correspondence with W. G. Jasper of Exeter, who complains of SCF working abroad when British people are in distress

20 September 1920 - 28 August 1922

EJ 200: Russia: Kitchens 1922 A410 30

Lists of SCF branches and individual donors, with addresses of the kitchens they had sponsored, and drafts of letters sent to donors.

March - November 1922

EJ 201: Russia: Women and Children of Russia Relief Fund 1920 A410 30

Correspondence with the WCRRF, including draft of a letter to Lady Muriel Paget [October 1919?] regarding working in Petrograd, and the dangers of being seen to take sides in a political conflict.

2 February 1920 - 20 December 1920

EJ 202: Russia: Papers relating to SCF work in Russia, 1921- 1921-1923 A410 30 23

Includes a historical note on SCF work in Russia; report (16 pages) by Laurence Webster, SCF Administrator in Russia, dated August 1923, recounting his experiences; also graphs and charts of amounts of people fed, amounts of materials sent to Russia; photograph of food being placed on a train in Russia; and a list of individuals, branches, and organisations sponsoring kitchens in Russia Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 43 the Children, London

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EJ 203: Russian Refugees Section I: Russian Refugees CICR 1921 A411 Reel and UISE re the refugees in various countries: 30

Notes on the conditions of Russian refugees in Great Britain, France, Austria, Germany, Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Sweden, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, Turkey, Egypt, Tunis, and Cyprus; with copies of correspondence between the International Red Cross and League of Nations regarding the position of Russian refugees; also notes on UISE work with Russian refugees and in Russia itself

16 January 1921 - 1 August 1921

EJ 204: Russian Refugees Section I: Report from Mr 1921 A411 30 Hanotaux and letter of Mr Ador

Copy of letter, 2 July 1921, from Eric Drummond, British representative at the League of Nations, to Lord Weardale, enclosing a copy (in French and English) of a letter to the Council of the League from Mr Ador, president of the International Red Cross Committee; and three copies (in French and English) of a report presented to the Council by the French representative, Mr Hanotaux, outlining a plan for dealing with the problem of the Russian refugees by the appointment of a High Commissioner.

EJ 205: Russian Refugees Section II: Refugees in Greece 1921-1922 A411 30

Copies of letters, September 1921, from A. Wintergerst of the International Red Cross in Athens, and General Tomiloff, commandant of the camp for refugees at Salonica, on conditions of Russian refugees in Greece, with notes made by L. B. Golden. Also letter, 3 December 1921, from Madame Tomilow requesting help for the Russian refugee school at Salonika and Ethel Sidgwick's reply, 3 February 1922

EJ 206: Russian Refugees Section II: (International 1921-1922 A411 30 Commissioners) Russian Refugees in the Balkans

Correspondence with UISE and ICRC regarding Russian refugee children in the Balkans - Belgrade, Sofia, and Constantinople (Istanbul). Includes copies of reports and correspondence regarding General Thomson's visit to the Balkans and the work of the American Relief Administration European Children's Fund. Also details of amounts sent, numbers of refugees, costs of supplies in the different areas, and details of supplies offered to ICRC by donors

8 July 1921 - 14 March 1922

EJ 207: Russian Refugees Section II: General Thomson's 1921 A411 30 Reports

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Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF) puts forward a number of recommendations, chief of which is that as many as possible of these refugees should be resettled in Russia. Attached are a number of appendices, including statistics of Russian Refugees in the Bulgaria, Serbia, Rumania and Greece; signed depositions from persons including General Peter Wrangel, the Atman Doudakoff (president of the Union of Cossacks), and Professor Goguel of the University of Petrograd; also detailed statistics of American relief aid given, with lists of named refugees given travel money in April 1921; and copies of two letters from General Thomson while travelling

31 May 1921

EJ 208: Russian Refugees Section II/3: Russian Refugees in 1921-1922 A411 Reel Bulgaria: International Commissioner's Reports 30

Copies of letters to the International Committee of the Red Cross, by their representatives, Schlemmer and Dessonaz, regarding the conditions of Russian refugees in Bulgaria. These documents are in French, with some English translations. Also letter from Mr Jecouline of the Union of Russian Towns, and signed memorials from leading members of the Russian community in Bulgaria appealing for aid to Dr Armstrong Smith, as well as the Save the Children Fund in London

19 May 1921 - 12 March 1922

EJ 209: Russian Refugees II/6: Correspondence with Russian 1920-1922 A411 30 Union of Towns, principally Mme Jekouline

Correspondence with the Russian Union of Towns in Constantinople, about aid to Russian Refugee children in the city. Several references to ‘adopted' children, including a proposal to reallocate adoptions of certain children who had subsequently been dispersed to other countries, specifying that no child should be over 14

21 October 1920 - 7 June 1922

EJ 210: Russian Refugees Section II: Russians in Serbia: 1920-1921 A411 30 Correspondence with Major Hanau

Correspondence with Major Hanau of Belgrade about SCF aid to Russian refugee children in Yugoslavia. Includes details of allocations and reports on expenditure, as well as reports on the conditions of Russian refugee children in the country

26 May 1920 - 8 March 1921

EJ 211: Russian Refugees Section III : Correspondence with 11920-1921 A411 30 Comité de Secours aux Malades Russe à Davos (Sanatorium at Davos, Switzerland) and Comité Suisse de Secours aux Enfants Russe

Correspondence with Messrs Bogdanoff and Élperine of the Sanatorium Populaire Russe at Davos, Switzerland, regarding the Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 45 the Children, London

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Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF) allocation of money via UISE to Russian refugee children recovering from tuberculosis at the sanatorium. This includes receipts signed by the parents of the children, as well as lists of children aided and amounts spent on them. Also, requests from Ivan Efremoff, Russian minister in Switzerland, to Lord Weardale (in French) and L. B. Golden (in Russian), requesting aid for Russian refugee children suffering in Switzerland. Also notes by Golden [?] in Russian

20 March 1920 - 4 July 1921

EJ 212: Russian Refugees Section III 1922 A411 Reel 31 Letter of 18 March 1922 from Lady Muriel Paget to L B Golden, asking for help for the orphanage for Russian refugees at Antibes

EJ 213: Russian Refugees Section III: Russian Refugees in 1920-1921 A411 31 Switzerland and Mme Hentsch's workshops

Correspondence between SCF and Madame Anne Hentsch, director of the Sauvez les Enfants workshop in Geneva, regarding a grant, with details of how the money was spent. The request was made, and the grant given, via the International Save the Children Union, and there is correspondence with that body. Some correspondence is in French, and one letter is in Russian

20 November 1920 to 24 May 1921

EJ 214: Russian Refugees: Lady Muriel Paget’s Mission at 1919-1921 A412 31 Dvinsk

Correspondence with Lady Muriel Paget's Missions, chiefly relating to work with Russian refugee children at Dvinsk, but also referring to proposed work in Russia; reference, October 1919, to concerns regarding political involvement

30 October 1919 - 7 December 1921

EJ 215: Russia: Lady Muriel Paget's Mission to Eastern 1920 A412 31 Europe

Correspondence and reports on conditions in Dvinsk, Latvia, and the work of the Paget Missions there including reports by Laurence Webster. Also account of a visit to Dvinsk by Lady Muriel

19 March 1920 - 19 November 1920

EJ 216: Russia: Russian Red Cross Fund in Great Britain: 1920-1921 A411 31 British Committee of the Russian Red Cross in Great Britain

Correspondence with the Russian Red Cross Fund, concerning aid to Russian refugees in Estonia, Finland, Serbia, Egypt, Poland, Cyprus and Constantinople, and the activities of other aid organisations in Russia; also accounts of expenditure of SCF grants, and reports on conditions for Russian refugees, with some Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 46 the Children, London

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Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF) statistics and a map of towns in Serbia to which Russian refugees had been sent

27 January 1920 - 12 July 1921

EJ 217: Scandinavia [1]: General account and appeal 1920-1922 A412 Reel 31 Account by Harald Scavenius on the activity of the Danish legation in Petrograd during the world war

EJ 218: Scandinavia 2: Swedish Agencies: various reports 1919-1920 A412 31 and correspondence

Correspondence, mainly with Marion Chadwick, Save the Children representative in Sweden. Includes descriptions of the background to the formation of Föreningen Rädda Barnen, including concerns over the political background of the SCF, and details of some of the personal rivalries and concerns regarding Rädda Barnen. Some mention of Herbert Hoover's attitude to international relief, and discussion of a proposed UISE delegate to the USA. Includes cuttings from Swedish newspapers and printed Rädda Barnen material; some documents in German, a few in Swedish.

19 August 1919 - 30 September 1920

EJ 219: Sweden: IIIe Congrès International des Ouevres de 1921 A412 31 Secours aux Enfants, Stockholm September 1921

Programme, list of delegates, and minutes of the Congress, with copy of a speech [?by Vladimir Slavik of the League of Nations] and the front page of Dagens Nyheter reporting the congress, including a photograph of Eglantyne Jebb.

22 - 25 September 1921

EJ 220: Serbia: General & unclassified papers 1920 A412 31

Notes, reports and correspondence relating to work in Serbia; includes discussion of suitability of work in Serbia as opposed to in former enemy countries, and copies of Belgrade press releases relating critical of Albania. Includes file of photographs mounted on paper showing Serbian child victims of the war, in orphanages and other places: ‘Serbia: photographs taken summer 1919’

28 April 1920 - 10 December 1920

EJ 221: Serbia: SHS Child Welfare Association: Reports 1919-1921 A412 31

Reports produced by the SHS [Serb, Croat, Slovene] Child Welfare Association, on the conditions of children in Yugoslavia. Includes photographs of children in Negotin, and statistics of children in the orphanage at Monastir

6 June 1919 - 1 July 1921

EJ 222: Serbia: SHS Child Welfare Association: 1919-1922 A412 31 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 47 the Children, London

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Correspondence with the Association, including some references to children who had been ‘adopted' (sponsored)

19 September 1919 - 13 October 1922

EJ 223: Serbia: SHS Child Welfare Association: Accounts 1920-1922 A412 Reel 31 Accounts of the Association, January 1920 to January 1922

1 September 1920 - 1 January 1922

EJ 224: Serbia: Reports of the American Commission to 1920 A412 31 Serbia

Copies of ‘Onwards: for Health, Child Welfare and Education’, stencilled newsletter published by the American Commission to Serbia, numbers 3, 25-30; copies of letters from Mary Dranga Campbell to Serbian Child Welfare Association of America; details of other American agencies working in Serbia.

1 May 1920 - 24 June 1920

EJ 225: Serbian Relief Fund: Correspondence 1919-1920 A412 31

Correspondence with the Fund, about the expenditure of grants given to them.

25 June 1919 - 11 December 1920

EJ 226: Serbian Relief Fund: Accounts 1920 A412 31

Correspondence regarding the amount received by the Serbian Relief Fund under the Pound for Pound grant.

2 September 1920 - 9 September 1920

EJ 227: Serbian Relief Fund: Reports 1919-1920 A412 31

Reports of the Fund, concerning the conditions of children in Serbia.

15 April 1919 - June 1920

EJ 228: Serbia: Letters concerning the money from the 1921-1922 A413 32 Serbian Relief Fund

Correspondence regarding the return by the Serbian Relief Fund of £10,000 of money allocated to them, because the need was not considered so great; and the reallocation of the money to institutions in Serbia, Vienna, Hungary, and for Russian refugee children in Constantinople and Bulgaria. Includes samples of fabric for purchase and despatch to institutions in Europe for children in need; four letters of thanks from institutions in Hungary Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 48 the Children, London

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Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF) for gifts of fabric; details of allocation of £200 to institutions in Vienna, with letters of thanks

18 January 1921 - 24 February 1922

EJ 229: Serbia: Serbian Red Cross Society in Great Britain 1920 A413 Reel 32 Correspondence with the Society; reports on the society, details of people given outdoor relief, and details of Serbian children in a London orphanage.

12 March 1920 - 14 July 1920

EJ 230: Serbia: Hon Evelina Haverfield's Fund for Serbian 1920-1921 A413 32 Children

Correspondence with and notes on the Fund, the Honorary Secretary of which was Nina Boyle, later a member of the SCF Council.

7 January 1920 - February 1921

EJ 231: Serbia: Canon Savage's Appeal 1920 A413 32

Correspondence with E. Sidney Savage, Major in the Serbian army and former rector of Vauxhall Abbey, appealing for funds for the widows and orphans of Serbian clergy murdered during the war. Direct help was rejected on the grounds that ‘it is our usual practice to deal through the large Funds or Societies subsidised by us instead of sending money direct to smaller bodies. Also, we prefer helping societies under British supervision and control'.

1 June 1920 - 25 June 1920

EJ 232: Serbia: Miss Bankart's Sanatorium , Koviljatcha Bania 1920-1921 A413 32

Correspondence with Ethel R. Bankart, director of the Children's Sanatorium, Koviljatcha, Serbia, about grants from Save the Children, with accounts and notes on the work of the sanatorium.

7 April 1920 - 28 December 1921

EJ 233: Serbia: Dr McPhail's Hospital, Belgrade 1919-1923 A413 32

Correspondence with Major Hanau of the Serbian Joint Supply Commission, Belgrade, and Dr Katharine McPhail, regarding grants to Dr McPhail's hospital in Belgrade. Includes notes and statistics on the work of the hospital, and a printed brochure, ‘The Anglo-Serbian Children's Hospital Belgrade, 1918-1921’.

3 July 1919 - 24 January 1923

EJ 234: Switzerland: La Jeunesse au Secours de l'Enfance 1921-1922 A413 32

Correspondence with this organisation, including minutes of the Assembly of the Commission Internationale pour la Campagne Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 49 the Children, London

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7 September 1921 - 24 June 1922

EJ 235: File empty; contents had been reports etc on work in the field: Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria, January 1926. Not microfilmed EJ 236: Correspondence on Armenian settlement and 1923-1927 A413 Reel Albanian famine 32

Correspondence on Armenian settlement and Albanian famine. Includes copy of letter from Armenian Refugees (Lord Mayor's) Fund to the Armenian Relief Fund of Canada, expressing concern at their co-operation with the American Near East Relief; also LMF leaflets from c 1920: ‘Here are Facts’, ‘The Child of the East Appeals to You’, and ‘Homeward Bound, the Resettlement of the Armenian People’; also pamphlet on Passports and Visa Regulations.

30 October 1923 - 6 January 1927

EJ 237: Papers relating to Russian famine relief 1922-1926 A413 32

Mostly papers from 1922 relating to Russian famine relief. Includes copies of minutes marked ‘extremely confidential' of meeting at CICR offices on 9 May 1922 to discuss forthcoming meeting with the Nansen organisation; notes, marked ‘confidential' of a meeting at Riga, 30 March 1922. Also details of materials shipped to Russia, 1921-22, leaflet on Russian Relief and Reconstruction Fund, and booklet (in Russian) published by the Saratov government statistical bureau, 1921. Also in this file a note on the population of Albania, and accounts of suicides in Hungary, 1926.

23 January 1922 - 6 September 1926

EJ 238: Reports from the Field 1919-1920 A413 32

Reports on the situation in Vienna, 1919; correspondence between Eglantyne Jebb of the Fight the Famine Council and others about a signed letter to the press, protesting at the threat of continuation of the blockade of Germany; copies of the proposed letter, signed by Jerome K Jerome, Ramsay MacDonald, Robert Smillie, Maude Royden, Gilbert Murray, and others (with some expressions of concern at the wording); copy of letter from J. L. Garvin (‘You know I am with you heart and soul and the Observer has never ceased to do what it can'); notes on conditions in Europe, 1920; Minutes of a meeting of the Labour Committee, to discuss the dismissal of a Mrs Curran, September 1920; notes on the international refugee problem, by L. B. Golden, c1925; circulars to the press and to branches from SCF on work in Great Britain, October 1920; reports on conditions, work in Greece (1925), Bulgaria (1925), Britain (1925), Hungary (1926), Greece (1926) and Constantinople (1926).

11 June 1919 - 18 October 1920

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Notes on the degree of distress in Central Europe. Includes historical background, statistics on infant mortality, undernourishment, etc. as well as notes on general conditions and relief work taking place. c 1920

EJ 241: Bulgaria: reports and pamphlets 1925-1926 A414 32

Reports and other papers, mainly relating to the construction of the village of Atolovo, Bulgaria. Also papers relating to Budapest and Vienna, and Russian and Armenian refugees. Includes letter from Victoria de Bunsen to Eglantyne Jebb (‘Noel seems very dissatisfied about his Trust Village being merely an extension of Atolovo'); memorandum on the suitability of houses constructed by the refugees themselves; Memorandum on Settlement Expenses, and other handwritten notes on costs, by Eglantyne Jebb; pamphlet, ‘Rescue for the Refugees’ by Sir Philip Gibbs; ‘The Refugee Question in Bulgaria’, Bulgarian Red Cross, Sofia 1925.

17 November 1925 - 16 October 1926

EJ 242: Publicity 1920 A414 32

Various papers relating to policy and publicity. Includes reports on conditions in Hungary, Russia, and Estonia (Russian refugees); minutes of committees of enquiry into conditions in Hungary, Austria, Armenia, Serbia, Russia and Germany; correspondence, memos and policy statements relating to the formation of a proposed National Appeal Committee (discussion of concerns that such a committee may damage SCF - ‘instead of thinking solely how to save the children we should continually have to be thinking how to save our own organisation' - Dorothy Buxton); copy of telegram from Sir William Goode, asking for his name to be removed from SCF advertisements; copy of letter from Lord Weardale to Lord Mayors and others in England and Wales, informing them that SCF had decided to allow money to be spent in the United Kingdom as well as in Europe; confidential report on the Famine Area Children's Hospitality Committee; notes for speakers in conditions in central Europe; and copy of Command paper 521, on Economic Conditions in Central Europe.

28 January 1920 - 18 November 1920

EJ 243: Reports on refugees and draft lecture c 1926 A414 32

Includes report, in French, on refugees with brief account of post war refugee history; draft lecture on refugees (probably by Eglantyne Jebb), October 1926; and two copies of notes on Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 51 the Children, London

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EJ 244: Central Europe: Reports 1919-1920 A414 Reel 32 Reports on conditions in Central Europe and other countries

September 1919 - 20 April 1920

EJ 245: Imperial War Relief Fund: Correspondence 1924 A414 32

Correspondence with the IWRF, mainly in relation to their grants to SCF for the feeding of adults at feeding centres.

15 July 1924 - 5 December 1924

EJ 246: Imperial War Relief Fund: Letters and reports 1924-1925 A414 32

Copies of letters from and to various people and leaflets forwarded by IWRF mainly relating to appeals and IWRF funding for adult feeding in Greece. Includes accounts of receipts and payments, appeal documents, and reports of the IWRF for the period 1920 to 1923 and 1920 to 1925.

19 February 1924 - 31 October 1925

EJ 247: Salvation Army: Accounts 1920 A414 32

Correspondence with the Salvation Army regarding accounts of expenditure of money allocated to them by SCF.

2 September 1920 - 10 December 1920

EJ 248: Friends' Emergency Committee: Correspondence and 1920-1925 A414 33 accounts

Correspondence with the Society of Friends regarding grants to them from SCF; includes reports for 1920 and 1925, and details of expenditure.

1 April 1920 - 9 December 1921

EJ 249: World's Student Christian Federation 1922 A414 33

Correspondence with the Federation regarding allocation from SCF

4 May 1922 - 14 December 1922

EJ 250: Guardians of the Children Fund 1920-1922 A414 33

Correspondence with the Guardians of the Children Fund, an organisation set up to provide for the needs of those in central Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 52 the Children, London

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Europe who minister to the needs of children. Includes details on the setting up of the organisation and the suggestion that it should exist as a sub-section of the Save the Children Fund; also a letter from Dr Hector Munro.

6 February 1920 - 23 August 1922

EJ 251: World's Student Christian Federation: Vienna 1920-1921 A414 Reel Students 33

Correspondence with the Federation, in connection with appeals for their work with impoverished students, especially in Vienna. Includes leaflets and circulars produced by the Federation.

27 February 1920 - 21 December 1921

EJ 252: Friends' Emergency and War Victims Relief 1921-1922 A414 33 Committee: Correspondence No. 2:

Correspondence with Ruth Fry of the Friends' Committee, regarding support from the Fund. Includes discussion about the use of comparisons between societies in different agencies advertisements, with some criticism being directed at the Friends (‘if we continued long to pay out money to the very organisations which were taking steps that we should not receive money, our work would be likely to come to an end.'). Also pamphlet ‘Friends Work in Stricken Europe'.

6 September 1921 - 20 March 1922

EJ 253: Daily Life 1937 A414 33

Mock newspaper issued by the St Pancras House Improvement Society, commemorating the destruction of certain slum buildings in the Somers Town area

January 1937

EJ 254: Consultative Committee of Women's Organisations 1924-1925 A414 33

Correspondence with the Committee and members of the committee regarding an appeal for help with Save the Children's work with refugees in Greece. Includes third Annual Report of the Committee.

31 December 1924 - 17 June 1925

EJ 255: Riga Conference on Russian Famine 1922 A415 33

Papers relating to a conference in Riga concerning the Russian famine and problems of supply, as well as prospects for the harvest; some statistics

March 1922 - April 1922

EJ 256: Russian Refugees 1921 A415 33 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 53 the Children, London

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Minutes, in French, of the meeting relating to the situation of Russian refugees, at Geneva

16-17 February 1921

EJ 257: Conference pour les Institutions de Genève: 1926 A415 Reel Eglantyne Jebb’s notes 33

Cahier with handwritten notes by Eglantyne Jebb for a speech at this conference, on the history and aims of the UISE.

10 November 1926

EJ 258: Fourth International Conference on Work with 1924 A415 33 Children, Vienna, 1924: Papers

Includes list of participants; list of objects of the conference; letter, probably from Eglantyne Jebb, to M. Clouzot; notes on the Declaration of Geneva in England; and document in German, on aid to children in Vienna.

6-8 October 1924

EJ 259: Second International Conference on Work with 1920 A415 33 Children

Resolution proposed by Mrs Snowden at the Second International Conference, c 1920, on child feeding. Also includes correspondence with the Foreign Office regarding publication of extracts from a report on conditions in Austria by the British Military Representative in Vienna; a letter appealing for a grant from the Friends of Armenia, with account of how the money is to be spent; postcard from W. A. Mackenzie to L. H. Golden, enclosing accounts of suffering of Russian refugee children in Narva, Estonia.

EJ 260: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, August 1921: 1921 A415 33 Minutes of the 1st Plenary Session

Minutes, in French, of the first plenary session of the Conference convened by the combined Commission of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies, Geneva

15 August 1921

EJ 261: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, August 1921: 1921 A415 33 Minutes of the 1st meeting of the Principal Committee

Minutes, in French, of the first meeting of the Principal Committee of the Conference convened by the combined Commission of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies, Geneva Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 54 the Children, London

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15 August 1921

EJ 262: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, August 1921: 1921 A415 Reel Minutes of the 2nd meeting of the Principal Committee 33

Minutes, in French, of the second meeting of the Principal Committee of the Conference convened by the combined Commission of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies, Geneva

16 August 1921

EJ 263: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, August 1921: 1921 A415 33 Minutes of the 2nd Plenary Session

Minutes, in French, of the second plenary session of the Conference convened by the combined Commission of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies, Geneva

16 August 1921

EJ 264: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, August 1921: 1921 A415 33 Minutes of the 2nd Plenary Session

Minutes, in English, of EJ 263 above

16 August 1921

EJ 265: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, , August 1921: 1921 A415 33 Resolutions

Resolutions passed at the Conference on Russian relief held in Geneva on 15 and 16 August 1921

EJ 266: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, August 1921: 1921 A415 33 Minutes of the 2nd meeting of the Principal Committee

Minutes, in English, of EJ 262 above

16 August 1921

EJ 267: RF 16: Russian Relief Conference, Geneva, August 1921 A415 33 1921

Minutes in English of the sessions on 16 August and resolutions, in French and English, passed by the conference

15-16 August 1921

EJ 268: RF 17: Brussels Conference, October 1921 1921 A415 33

Resolutions passed at the Brussels meeting of the International Committee for Aid to Russia [in French]; ‘The Famine in Russia, Documents and Statistics presented to the Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 55 the Children, London

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Brussels Conference on Famine Relief’, booklet published by the Russian Trade Delegation, 1921.

6-8 October 1921

EJ 269: First International Congress on Child Welfare, 1925 A415 Reel Geneva, Congress 1925 33

Correspondence and other papers relating to the First International Congress on Child Welfare, Geneva, 1925. Includes letter from J. E. Vajkai to Eglantyne Jebb, material of the 1925 SCF Summer School, and on the Great German Exhibition of 1926 at Düsseldorf.

29 October 1924 - 7 September 1925

EJ 270: SCF London General: Various papers 1921-1922 A415 33

(1) Memorandum by Eglantyne Jebb regarding admission of more societies to the All British Appeal; (2) Minutes of the Finance Committee, 15 June 1922; (3) Correspondence with the Armenian Refugees (Lord Mayor's) Fund, and account of a meeting with representatives of the LMF to discuss relations and financial arrangements with SCF; (4) minutes of a meeting, 16 November 1921, which discussed greater unity in the relief movement; (5) Memorandum, unsigned and undated, concerning principles to be applied to ensure the most effective use of SCF money; (6) ‘The History and Aims of the Save the Children Fund’, printed pamphlet, c 1922, and appeal flier, September 1922; (7) cutting from the ‘Manchester Evening News’, 7 December 1920: ‘Are German Children Starving?’ with draft reply by Ethel Sidgwick.

16 November 1921 - 19 June 1922 and some undated papers

EJ 271: SCF London: Miss Sidgwick's notes etc 1922 A415 34

(1) Survey of the work of the Save the Children Fund, July 1922, by country since 1919, including some details of money allocated; (2) Austria: account of Save the Children work in the country, October 1922

July 1922 - 4 October 1922

EJ 272: SCF headed notepaper: samples showing stages of 1919-1924 A415 34 development

Blank pages of SCF headed notepaper, 1919 - c 1924; also notepaper of the Fight the Famine Council, Famine Information Bureau, and the International Save the Children Union; one sheet has a circular dated 1 July 1919, possibly not sent, about a possible hunger strike against the continuing blockade of Germany, signed by Dorothy Buxton

EJ 273: Collection of papers relating to the early days of Save 1919-1920 A415 34 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 56 the Children, London

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(1) Call of the International Committee of the Red Cross, leaflet calling for an international conference following the end of the war; (2) Cutting from ‘The Time’s, 16 May 1919, relating to the prosecution of Eglantyne Jebb and others for publishing unauthorised leaflets; (3) Notes for the English Delegates to the Save the Children Central Union, Geneva, February 1920 (probably written by Eglantyne Jebb).

13 February 1919 - February 1920

EJ 274: Scottish SCF: Correspondence 1923 A415 Reel 34 Correspondence with Rachel Maxtone Graham of the Scottish Save the Children Fund, regarding an appeal for aid under British Relief for children on the Isle of Lewis

15 November 1923 - 29 November 1923

EJ 275: The World Policy of the Save the Children Fund 1934 A415 34 offprint from an article in ‘The World's Children’, by Eglantyne Jebb

May 1934

EJ 276: By-laws of the Eglantyne Jebb Office for the 1933 A415 34 Protection of Children of Non-European Origin

Pamphlet published by UISE; text in French and English. (The Office was a branch of the UISE.)

1933

EJ 277: ‘Miss Jebb's Memorandum on the policy of SCF' 1928 A415 34

Paper presented to SCF Council, February 1929, regarding the future of the organisation

9 July 1928

EJ 278: The World Policy of the Save the Children Fund 1940s A415 34

Copy of EJ 275, produced in 1940s, with covering note to teachers by Dorothy Buxton

1940s EJ 279: SCF: early notes and correspondence relating to 1919 A415 34 fund raising

Various papers including press cuttings asking for SCF support, correspondence with R. Gordon Milburn regarding getting Church of England support for SCF appeal, and letter from the Bishop of London's private secretary. Also includes notes on early Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 57 the Children, London

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16 August 1919 - 20 December 1919

1920-1938 A415 Also in box: Envelope: ‘Miscellaneous papers of historical interest including Nansen’s Appeal, 1920-1938; Declaration of Geneva in England: re clauses 1-V, nd; Extracts from letters of Madame Berg re Narva, [Estonia], 1920

EJ 280: ‘Memos and pamphlets 1928-29' 1919-1934 A416 Reel 34 File of headed notepaper from c 1919-20, including paper for Save the Children Fund, the Fight the Famine Council, and the Famine Information Bureau. Also a copy of issue of ‘No More War’ for March 1934, with an article on Eglantyne Jebb by Katharine Bruce Glasier.

EJ 281: General correspondence and papers 1920s A416 34

Including ‘The Future of the Save the Children Fund' by Eglantyne Jebb, December 1926, policy paper on the future of the Fund in the face of declining income; ‘Variety and Scale of Response to SCF Appeal', quotation from Lord Weardale; press cuttings from 1921 with criticism of SCF for working in England where there is no starvation, with reply by Eglantyne Jebb.

EJ 282: File of reports, memoranda and booklets probably 1920-1929 A416 34 assembled by someone working on history of SCF

Includes ‘Notes for the English Delegates to the Council Meetings of the Save the Children Fund (Central Union), Geneva, February 1920': detailed notes on relief work and the policy to be adopted by SCF, almost certainly written by Eglantyne Jebb; ‘Memo on Relief Policy', by Eglantyne Jebb, c 1927: includes proposals for work in Asia and Africa; ‘A Crusade for the Child', pamphlet from c 1924, promoting SCF work; ‘With £4': appeal pamphlet promoting the circulating baby-basket scheme of the UISE, c 1925; Declaration of Geneva: booklet in 36 languages, published by UISE, 1924; Report for the National Council for Maternity and Child Welfare on the work of the Save the Children Fund, January- March 1930; ‘Miss Jebb's Memorandum on the Policy of the SCF', Geneva, 9 July 1928; ‘Memorandum: On the Basis of Appeal, Money Raising, Publicity and Publications', by L. B. Golden, Geneva, 28 May 1929.

EJ 283: Tributes to SCF 1920-1929 A416 34

Typed copies of tributes by various people (including Mrs Philip Snowden; Swiss Ambassador to Britain; German Ambassador; Jan Masaryk, Czech Ambassador; Professor Gilbert Murray; Baroness Palmstierna; and others, to Save the Children c 1920 – 1929

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EJ 284: SCF Council Minutes,1 June 1923 1923 A416 Reel 34 EJ 285: Declaration of the Rights of the Child: Papers of 1920s- A416 34 Eglantyne Jebb and other related material 1940s

File apparently assembled by someone doing research into the 1923 Declaration of Geneva [now more commonly referred to as the Declaration of the Rights of the Child; originally called the Children's Charter]; includes various items relating to the Declaration, including Eglantyne Jebb's draft submitted to the Union, 1923; letter from Eglantyne Jebb to L. B. Golden concerning the Charter, 21 January 1923; minutes of the special meeting of the SCF Council, 26 January 1923, to consider the proposed Children's Charter; printed draft of the proposed Charter, January 1923; printed draft of the Children's Charter produced by the International Council of Women, 1922; two booklets containing the Declaration of Geneva printed in 37 different languages; ‘The Children's Charter: An Alberta Teacher's Reaction’, pamphlet by A. Josephine Dobbs, Geneva, 1924; ‘The Declaration of Geneva and the Child’, booklet by UISE c 1928, including copies of pictures entered by children for the 1927/28 World Drawing competition; News Chronicle of the Save the Children International Union, 1941; draft of the Children's Charter jointly agreed between Save the Children and the National Council of Women, 1924; draft Children's Charter, 1924; Report of the Children's Charter sub- committee, March 1924.

EJ 286: Report of the Fifth Committee of the Fifth Assembly 1924 A416 34 of the League of Nations, adopting the Declaration of the Rights of the Child

With copy of the Declaration published by Save the Children, with a detachable coupon endorsing the Declaration, to be sent to the general secretary; c 1924

EJ 287: Various papers and leaflets 1920s A416 34

Including draft of the SCF Children's Charter, 1922: Copy of resolution adopted by the Fifth Assembly of the League of Nations, September 1924, endorsing the Declaration of the Rights of the Child (annotated by Charles Roden Buxton, ‘You'll be delighted about this, & so will Eglantyne'); ‘German Children in Distress', leaflet produced by the German Red Cross, c 1920, showing the effects of malnutrition on the growth of children in Germany.

EJ 288: UISE: Early aims, papers, notes, memoranda 1920s A416 34

Collection of items on the UISE, including: paper, ‘Objects of the UISE', from a statement by Lord Weardale; ‘International Responsibilities for Child Welfare', draft of a leaflet by Eglantyne Jebb, 1927; ‘Work of the UISE', notes (unsigned, undated); ‘Work of the UISE', brief historical summary, c 1925; ‘Objects of the UISE, extract from a memo by Eglantyne Jebb.

EJ 289: Policy: Relations of UISE and SCF 1925 1923-1925 A416 34 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 59 the Children, London

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Minutes of UISE Executive Committee and SCF Council, with memoranda and reports discussing the future of UISE and relations with SCF. Includes copy of League of Nations publication - International Federation for Mutual Assistance in the Relief of Peoples overtaken by Disaster, on the scheme suggested by Senator Ciraolo, 1923.

28 May 1925 - 7 July 1925

EJ 290: SCF diary and notes of Eglantyne Jebb 1926 A416 Reel 34 Cahier with notes by Eglantyne Jebb on conversations in Geneva with various people on the future of the movement. Also drafts of a poem.

August-September 1926

EJ 291: Message to Children 1925 1925 A416 34

Correspondence, mainly with Helen Plowden (‘you can do what you like with the letter, provided you leave the Bon Dieu in - If they can't accept him at Headquarters, can't the letter go out under your and my name, or yours only?'), and drafts of the Message to Children to be sent from the First International Conference on Child Welfare, 1925, and notes on the Children's Crusade.

31 August 1925 - 6 October 1925

EJ 292: Obituaries for Eglantyne Jebb 1928-1929 A416 34

Letters of condolence; press cuttings (‘Journal de Genève’, ‘Le Messager Social’, ‘The Manchester Guardian’, ‘The New Chronicle’) with obituaries of Eglantyne Jebb; booklet, ‘En Mémoire d'Eglantyne Jebb’, (UISE, Geneva, 1929); and other items relating to her death in 1928.

EJ 293: Cuttings and other papers relating to the life and work 1930s- A416 34 of Eglantyne Jebb 1950s

Binder with scraps of paper, mostly pages torn from ‘The World's Children’, with references to the life and death of Eglantyne Jebb and others connected with the Save the Children Fund and International Union. Also press cuttings from local papers on Eglantyne Jebb; pages from the’ UISE Bulletin’ regarding the life of W. A. Mackenzie, and his recollections of Eglantyne Jebb. Also notes on idea of an SCF ‘founder's day' and correspondence with Richard Jebb regarding the family.

Most of these papers date from the period 1930-55

EJ 294: Papers of Eglantyne Jebb: Prayers for Children 1920s A416 34

Collection of typed copies of prayers, undated and unsigned, probably from the 1920s and probably by Eglantyne Jebb EJ 295: New World Order, c 1925: draft fragments of a book c.1925 34 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 60 the Children, London

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(uncompleted, possibly begun in c 1918) by Eglantyne Jebb File not now present

EJ296: Summer School Folder VI: 11 January 1924 - 7 July 1926. 1924-1926 A417 Correspondence and memos relating to the SCF Summer Schools in Geneva, 1924 and 1926; includes breakdown of costs and conditions of acceptance of bookings

EJ 297: Summer School 1925: 2 June 1923 - c September 1925. 1923-1925 A417 Correspondence and other papers relating to the Summer School of 1925. Includes a number of essays: ‘Education of Children in International Goodwill', by Eglantyne Jebb; Education in View of Peace (probably by Eglantyne Jebb); ‘The World's Children' in the Contemporary Review, 1925, and ‘The Geneva Congress on Child Welfare: an impression', for The Child, organ of the Froebel Society, both by Eglantyne Jebb. Also letter by Eglantyne Jebb, in German, to a friend, 24 January 1924. Note enclosed with a donation of £10 given to Eglantyne Jebb by some of the participants at the Summer School, with her reply (1923). ‘International Language’: magazine printed by the British Esperanto Association, January 1924 Programme of the 1924 Summer School

EJ 298: Summer School in Switzerland 1926: 24 February -15 1926 A417 August 1926. Correspondence and papers relating to the 1926 Summer School, including list of members of the school who are not yet associates, brochures and programmes relating to the schools, and memo to Eglantyne Jebb from W A Mackenzie, 17 April 1926; also text of talk: ‘The place of Handwork in Education’

EJ 299: Clever and Humorous Pictures by C. de Candole: colour 1924-1925 A417 pictures in concertina comic strip: ‘How We went to Geneva by Corinne de Candole' [1924]; ‘My Week at the Office April 20th- 25th 1925'; ‘How we went to Geneva in 1925'; and postcard with sketch of passengers to the summer school

EJ 300: Poster for showing of the SCF film ‘Salvage’ in 1922 1922 A417

EJ 301: Two pages with humorous poems by Corinne de c. 1925 Candole: ‘The Obedient Lady who went to the SCF Summer School' and ‘The Disobedient Lady who never got to the SCF Summer School'

EJ 302: The Record of the Save the Children Fund, Vol III, No.1 1922 A417 containing a retrospective history and an appeal [Copy belonging to Dorothy Buxton]

EJ 303: Contact Scheme 1921: 1 March 1921 - 6 October 1921. 1921 Details of projects to be supported by the Schools contact scheme.

EJ 304: Holograph poem, written specifically for The World's 1929 A417

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Children, 12 July 1929, by Rabindranath Tagore. ‘The small comes to the earth / with the claim of a great future / the weak with its errand of victory / the dumb with a voice / that will ring along ages' Miscellaneous 1920s material: Baltic States reports; Austria, Some in Reel Czechoslovakia papers; ‘Save the Child!’ essay by Eglantyne A466 35 Jebb

MINUTES AND MEETING PAPERS

SCF/A/1/3,5: Registers (former references and box numbers appear in online catalogue)

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/1/3/1 Register of Council members 1922-1970 36 SCF/A/1/3/2 Register of Council members c 1964- 36 1986 SCF/A/1/5/1 Register of members 1922-1970 36 SCF/A/1/5/2 Register of members c 1964- 36 1987

SCF/A/1/1: Council minutes (former references and box numbers appear in online catalogue)

The following information has been taken from the SCF online catalogue on A2A accessible available via a link from the National Register of Archives. (Copyright SCF)

The SCF was initially governed by an Executive Committee; but upon incorporation on 22 November 1921, it was run by a Council. The Council was to consist of between five and thirty-five members, one-third of whom were to retire annually. In January 1953, the maximum membership of the Council was increased to forty; in 1964, this was increased to 50. In 1983, a new Council structure was created, in which certain individuals were ex-officio members, and up to eleven others were elected. As incorporated, the Association had up to 100 members, elected for life. Members of the Council had to be members of the Association.

The minutes of the Council from its first meeting in 1922 have survived from the beginning with the loss only of minutes of the 70th-78th meetings, 1927-28 (SCF/A/1/1/6). Some minutes of early meetings of the SCF prior to the creation of the constituted Council exist for 1920.

Minutes 1947-1942 (M1/9-10) were not micro-filmed and have not been transferred to CRL.

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/1/1/1 : 10 March 1920 ("First Meeting") - 10 October 1920 1920 36

SCF/A/1/1/2 Council minutes, 19 January 1922 - 26 October 1922-1923 36 1923 (1s t- 23rd meetings)

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SCF/A/1/1/3 Council minutes, 6 November 1923 - 31 December 1923-1925 36 1925 (24th – 51st meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/4 Council minutes, 11 March 1926 - 11 October 1926 1926 Reel (52nd - 59th meetings and Emergency meeting after 59th) 36

SCF/A/1/1/5 Council minutes, 21 October 1926 - 10 November 1926-1927 36 1927 (60th – 69th meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/7 Council minutes, 3 January 1929 - 23 May 1935 1929-1935 36 (79th-141st meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/8 Council minutes, 20 June 1935 (142nd) - 22 April 1935-1937 36 1937 (142nd -162nd meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/11 Council minutes, 16 July 1942 - 19 October 1944 1942-1944 36 (190th-199th meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/12 Council minutes, 18 January 1945 - 24 July 1947 1945-1947 37 (200th-210th meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/13 Council minutes, 16 October 1947 - 20 January 1947-1955 37 1955 (211th-239th meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/14 Council minutes, 21 April 1955 - 18 October 1962 1955-1962 37 (240th-269th meetings)

SCF/A/1/1/15 Council minutes 17 January 1963-19 October 1963-1972 37 1972 only (270th -310th meetings) only

SCF/A/1/2 : Council agenda and papers (former references shown in online catalogue)

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/1/2 : Council agenda and papers, 15 October 1970 -19 1970-1972 October 1972 only 302nd -310th meetings)

SCF/A/2/1: Executive Committee minutes (former references shown in online catalogue)

There is a complete sequence of minutes of the Executive, from its beginning in 1938.

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/2/1/1 Executive Committee minutes, 10 May 1938 - 10 1938-1942 38 December 1942 (1st-64th meetings) Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 63 the Children, London

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SCF/A/2/1/2 Executive Committee minutes, 6 January 1943 - 12 1943-1946 38 December 1946 (65th-108th meetings)

SCF/A/2/1/3 Executive Committee minutes, 13 February 1947 - 1947-1954 Reel 16 December 1954 39 (109th-162nd meetings)

SCF/A/2/1/4 Executive Committee minutes, 15 February 1955 - 1955-1961 39 19 December 1961 (163rd-220th meetings)

SCF/A/2/1/5 : Executive Committee minutes, 1 February 1962 - 16 1962-1969 39 December 1969 (Extraordinary, 221st--276th meetings) SCF/A/2/1/6 Executive Committee minutes, 17 1970-1972 39 1970 - 16 November 1972 ((277th-294th meetings )

SCF/A/2/2 : Executive Committee agenda and papers (former references shown in online catalogue)

Executive Committee agendas and papers only survive from 1970

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/2/2/1 : Executive Committee agenda and papers, 17 1970-1972 39 February 1970 - 16 November 1972 (277th-294th meetings)

SCF/A/3/ Finance Committee (former references shown in online catalogue)

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/3/1/10 Minutes (Finance and General Purposes ) 1946-1954 SCF/A/3/1/12 Minute 1960-1965 SCF/A/3/1/13 Minutes 1965-1971 SCF/A/3/1/14 Minutes 1971-1972 only

M6: Overseas Advisory Committee

The Overseas Advisory Council and its predecessors have surviving minutes only from 1961 apart for the year 1957. (Former references are shown in brackets)

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/4/1/1: 10 January -12 December 1957 1957 SCF/A/4/1/2: 12 January 1961 - 10 April 1963 1961-1963 39 (139th-164th meetings) (M6/1)

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SCF/A/4/1/3: 9 May 1963 - 10 December 1964 1963-1964 Reel (165th-182nd meetings) (M6/2) 40 SCF/A/4/1/4: 14 January 1965 - 13 April 1967 1965-1967 40 (183rd-208th meetings) (M6/3)

SCF/A/4/1/5: 11 May 1967 - 9 April 1970 1965-1970 Reel (209th-241st meetings) (M6/4) 40

SCF/A/4/1/6: 14 May 1970 – 14 December 1972 only 1970-1972 40 (242nd-273rd meetings) (M6/5) only

M8: UK Advisory Committee

The following information has been taken from the SCF online catalogue on A2A accessible available via a link from the National Register of Archives. (Copyright SCF)

The minutes of the UK Advisory Council and its predecessors have survived sporadically from 1935. Some of the committee structures have been complex. The first UK Committee was the Emergency Open-Air Nurseries Committee set up in 1933. In 1962 the structure was reorganised so that the Home Welfare Committee was formed at the same time as the Foreign Relief Committee became the Overseas Relief and Welfare Committee. The Home Welfare Committee consisted of the Playgroups Committee and Clubs Committee meeting in joint session. The Committee was renamed the UK Child Care Committee in 1974, but was replaced in 1976 by a single combined Child Care (UK) Committee.

(Former references and box numbers are shown in online catalogue)

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/5/1/1 Emergency Open-Air Nurseries Committee, 4 1935-1938 40 November 1935 - 12 December 1938

From June 1937 became Nursery Schools Committee SCF/A/5/1/2 Nursery Schools Committee, 6 February 1939 - 11 1939-1941 41 August 1941

SCF/A/5/1/3 Nursery Schools Committee, 8 September 1941 - 14 1941-1944 41 February 1944 (up to 121st meeting)

SCF/A/5/1/4 Nurseries and Education Committee, 24 January 1957-1960 41 1957 - 3 November 1960 (76th-99th meetings)

SCF/A/5/1/5) Nurseries and Education Committee, 19 January 1961-1962 41 1961 - 6 September 1962 (100th-111th meetings) SCF/A/5/1/6 Clubs Committee, 9 January 1968-7 November 1972 1968-1972 41 only (32nd-58th meetings SCF/A/5/1/7) Home Welfare Committee, 10 January 1969-10 1969-1972 41 November 1972 only (44th-67th meetings) Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 65 the Children, London

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SCF/A/5/2/1 Home Welfare Committee, duplicate minutes 1964-1972 including for period signed minutes are missing, 1964-1968 only SCF/A/6 UK Organisation / Branches and Shops Committee

The UK Organisation Committee was formed in October 1951. A different, but related committee, the Advisory Committee, Organisation Department, was set up in July 1955 and after two meetings this merged with the UK Organisation Committee to form the UK Committee, which in 1986 became the Branches (UK) Advisory Committee and from September 1992, the Branches and Shops Advisory Committee. The committee was established in 1951 to develop and increase the effectiveness of the SCF branch organisation in the United Kingdom and to foster an active organisation throughout the country to keep the ideals of SCF before the public in order to increase financial support and gifts of goods in kind. It was to report to the Executive Committee on all activities and to refer all but routine expenditure as recommendations to the Finance Committee.

(Former references are shown in brackets in online catalogue)

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/6/1/1 UK Organisation Committee minutes, 1951-1955 1951-1955

SCF/A/6/1/2 UK Organisation Committee minutes, 1955-1964 1955-1964

SCF/A/6/1/3 United Kingdom Committee minutes, 1964-1972 1964-1972 only

SCF/A/8 Trading Company

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/8/2/1 SCF (Sales) Ltd duplicate minutes and meeting 1966-1972 papers only

SCF/A/9: Miscellaneous defunct committees (former reference shown in online catalogue)

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/A/9/3: Russian Famine Relief Fund and SCF Joint Advisory 1921-1922 41 Committee, November 1921 - January 1922

SCF/A/4/4/1-2: Overseas Sub-Committee: Freedom From Hunger, 1961-1964 41 November 1961-1964

SCF/A/4/6/1/1: Standing Sub-Committee, July 1962 - September 1962-1971 42 1971

SCF/A/9/9: SCF Special Sub-Committee, March 1928 - July1930 1928-1930 42

SCF/A/9/2: Management Committee, November 1923 - 1921-1924 42 September 1924; Joint SCF & Famine Area Children's Hospitality Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 66 the Children, London

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Committee, January - October 1921

SCF/A/9/5: British Home for Austrian Children Ltd Management 1922 Reel Committee, January 1922 - November 1922 42

SCF/A/9/1: Management Committee: minutes, September 1922 – 1922-1923 42 February 1923

SCF/A/9/4: SCF Schools Sub-Committee, February 1921 – 1921 42 December 1921

SCF/A/9/6: Budapest Committee 1923-1927 42

SCF/A/9/8: : SCF International Union Special Sub-Committee, 1927 42 June 1927 - July 1927

SCF/A/9/10: British Committee of the 1931 Congress on Children 1929-1931 42 of Non-European Origin: minutes, October 1929 - June 1931

SCF/A/9/16: Committee on the Protection of Children in Time of 1939 43 War, February 1939 - August 1939

SCF/A/9/17: Committee on the Protection of Children in Time of 1939-1942 43 War: minutes, February - September 1939; papers, 1933 – 1940 and 1942

SCF/A/9/12: Armenian (Lord Mayor's) Fund Executive Committee, 1931-1939 43 April 1931 - June 1939

Armenian Refugees (Lord Mayor's) Fund was a British charitable organisation, set up in 1915 to provide financial support to victims of the Armenian massacres in Ottoman Turkey.

SCF/A/9/7: Mosley Committee, March 1924 - December 1924 1924 43

SCF/A/9/11: Child Protection Committee, March 1932 - June 1941 1932-1941 43

This Committee continued to be active up to January 1947

SCF/A/10/1/1: Annual General Meetings 1922-1938 43

SCF/A/9/19: London Branch Committee (Special Events), January 1958-1960 44 1958 - January 1966

SCF/A/9/20: London Area Committee executive committee 1961-1963 56 minutes SCF/A/9/18 : Board of Officers minutes 1938-1940 44

SCF/A/9/13-14: Assyrian Settlement National Appeal: minutes 1935-1939 44 and papers

SCF/A/7/1/1: Penny-a-Week Appeal Committee, May 1967- 1967-1970 44 September 1970 SCF/A/9/15: Inter Aid Committee for children from Germany: 1st 1936/37 44 annual report Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 67 the Children, London

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PAPERS OF DIRECTOR GENERALS

These papers are part of a larger sequence of records covering boxes A001-A0116, which include the papers of Sir Colin Thornley, 1973-1974 and then of his successors, Sir John Lapsley and Air Commodore William Hibbert and more significantly John A. Cumber (1976-1984). At the present time, only the material listed below is available for public consultation at the Cadbury Research Library.

The list below is a box listing: as more detailed cataloguing takes place files will be classified into functional and logical sequences.

Abbreviations used: ORW: Overseas Relief and Welfare; IUCW: International Union for Child Welfare; VCOAD: Voluntary Committee on Overseas Aid and Development; DEC: Disaster Emergency Committee

Description Date SCF Film Box Overseas Relief & Welfare: Vietnam 1968-72 A37 45 ORW: Morocco 1969-1972 A37 45 ORW: Bangladesh/Pakistan 1970-1972 A38 45 ORW: general 1972 A38 46 Personal correspondence 1970-1972 A39 46 World Health Organisation UK Committee 1955-1972 A39 46 Northern Ireland correspondence 1970-1971 A39 46 Annual report 1965-1972 A39 46 UK Organisation Branch Correspondence 1970- 1970-1973 A40 47 1973 Care Cards / Christmas Cards Policy 1970-1973 Gift Shops 1970-1973 Fund-raising General 1971-1973 PR / Press / General Correspondence 1970-1973 1966-1973 A41 47 Christmas Cards & Trading Committee Matters 1966-1973 VCOAD Finance /SCF Dues /Workshop Conf /Publicity 1970-1973 VCOAD: schools cttee, 1970-1972 1968-1972 A42 48 UK Standing Conference on DD2, 1971-72 Suggested council members, 1966-1972 Major General Street, condolences, 1969-72 Annual Public Meeting, 1968-1972

Kestrel Films: includes transcripts of interviews and 1965-1972 A43 49 narratives used in the script for the Ken Loach film about SCF, 1969-1970 Budgeting policy, 1965-1972 Home welfare: general and grants, 1971-1972 Clubs, 1969-1972 1969-1972 A44 49 Residential homes, 1970-1972 Playgroups general, 1970-1972 1970-1972 A44 50 Nurseries and Parliament, 1972 Chairman Lord Gore-Booth 1970-1972 A45 50 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 68 the Children, London

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President: acceptances, 1972 1970-1972 A45 Reel London International Centre, 1970-1972 51 National Council of Social Services 1970-1972 A46 51 Sponsorships Harmeny House, correspondence & minutes 1970-1972 A47 52 Scottish Council correspondence Scottish Council Executive, minutes, 1969-1972 Special Events: Andy Williams concert 1972 A48 52 Chairman's Lord Gore-Booth's overseas tour, 1972 A48 52 general correspondence Chairman Lord Gore-Booth's overseas tour 1972 A48 52 Freedom from Hunger (File I) 1965-1972 A48 52 Freedom from Hunger (File II) 1965-1972 A48 52 Freedom from Hunger (File III) 1970-1972 A48 52 ‘Princess and the Children’ film: file re Princess 1970-1972 A48 53 Anne and SCF, 1970-1972 Hungarian Children’s Committee minutes 1935-1936 A51 Hungarian refugee papers including list of hostels in 1930-1972 A53 53 England for refugees, 1956-1957 Report on Refugees in France, printed, 1935 (2 copies) History of IUSE 1920-1944, in French Mrs Jensen, Finnish supporter: corresp, 1967-1969 Brigadier Boyce (SCF DG): Austrian Award, corresp & photos, 1962 UISE: Mrs Vajkai: report on trip to Central Europe & Scandinavia,1930 Historical notes on dev of SCF in USA, Canada, Australia and India, nd post 1953 UISE Report into Auxiliary Services of Children's Courts, 1930 Nigeria: Fred Tomlinson's report on SCF and others’ work in Nigeria, 1968-1971 Photographs of Captain Gracey's tour in Near East 1930 A55 54 Personal papers and photographs of Miss 1920-1948 A55 54 Parkinson, SCF Serbian Relief Fund worker Photographs of Eglantyne Jebb, Lady Mountbatten A55 54 and Miss Halstead Thanksgiving Services 1940 & A55 54 1959 Visits of Deputy Director General to Morocco; 1965-1972 A56 54 Kenya, Lesotho & Swaziland; Algeria; Jordan; Agadir & Fez; Italy & Greece DDG: annual branch conference 1972 A56 54 DDG: IUCW 1961-1967 A56 54 DDG: London Area Committee accounts 1960-1963 A56 54 DDG: Eastern Africa drugs appeal 1961-1962 A56 54 Secretariat: Jubilee Year – St Paul’s, ceremonial & 1968-1969 A57 54 general Secretariat: Jubilee Year – St Paul’s, invitations, 1968-1969 A57 55 musical arrangements IUCW: reports of Member Organisations 1969 A57 55 IUCW: Statutes and By-Laws 1969-1971 A58 55 IUCW: 50 Years 1920-70, programme and official 1970 A58 55 messages Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 69 the Children, London

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IUCW: Activity Report of the General Secretariat 1971-1973 A58 55 IUCW: International Child Welfare Review, various 1964-1972 A58 Reel issues 55 IUCW: Occasional Paper No 1 1977 A58 55 IUCW: General Council Summary Report 1964 A58 55 IUCW: General Council Summary Report 1966 A58 55 IUCW: General Council Summary Report 1969 A58 55 IUCW: General Council Summary Report 1971 A58 55 St Paul's Cathedral 50th Anniversary Celebration 1969 A59 56 Programme

The Story of Warren Wood Children’s Home, Nd 55 Shooter’s Hill,London by Janice Anderson (leaflet) Nursery Children in Italy by Winifred Harley 1947 A59 56 The Story of Hill House by Camilla Jessel Nd A59 56 Association Mondiale des Amis de l'Enfance Nd A59 56 (AMADE): Documents Fondamentaux Association Mondiale des Amis de l'Enfance ?1968 A59 56 (AMADE): booklet SCF 50 Years brochure 1969 A59 56 Memorandum and Articles of Association of the 1964-1970 A59 56 London International Centre Ltd ORW: Algeria 1964-1972 A60 56 SCF HQ Accommodations sub-committee 1969-1972 A60 56 ORW: Kenya 1966-1972 A60 56 Voluntary Committee on Overseas Aid and 1967-1972 A61 57 Development: general correspondence VCOAD: minutes 1972 A62 57 Commonwealth & Foreign Department New Zealand 1970-1972 A61 57 (nuclear test protest) Branches: UK general 1970-1972 A62 57 IUCW Council 1966-1971 A63 57 President: 21st & wedding presents 1971 A63 57 ORW: Nigeria 1970-1972 A64 57 National Council on Social Services, budget 1971-1972 A64 57 ORW: Turkey 1963-1971 A64 58 ORW: Brazil 1967-1972 A64 58 ORW: Greece 1965-1972 A64 58 DEC: general correspondence 1972 A65 58 Kestrel films including correspondence re making of 1967-1969 A66 58 the SCF film by Ken Loach, 1967-1972 Special events, art auctions and youth aliyah, 1966-1972 A66 59 general IUCW, general 1969-1970 A67 59 Mrs Wehrli (Swiss SCF supporter, her proposal of 1970-1972 A68 59 SCF building on her land) Nigeria 1970-1971 A68 59 Jubilee: St Paul’s service 1969 A68 59 Code for Charitable Fundraising, National Council of 1967-1969 A68 Social Service Working Party Associated organisations, miscellaneous 1970-1972 A69 Dr Barnado’s Homes 1967-1972 A69 Freedom from Hunger campaign general 1965-1972 A70 61 correspondence

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National Council of Social Services: Fundraising 1969-1972 A70 Reel Committee and Personal and Family Services Group 61 National Council of Social Services International 1970-1972 A71 61 Committee Dept National Council of Women, 1967-1972 1965-1972 A71 61 Overseas Development Institute, 1964-1972 Ministry of Overseas Development, 1965-1972 Oxfam 1965-1972 A72 61 War on Want, 1965-1972 1965-1972 A72 62 International Red Cross, 1965-1972 United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 1965-1972 Scottish Standing Committee for Voluntary 1964-1972 A73 62 International Aid, 1964-1970 Royal Society of Health, 1964-1972 United Nations Association General Assembly, 1964-1972 VCOAD: Action for World Development, 1969-1970 63 UNICEF: Joint Action of Progress, 1965-1972 Council for Volunteers Overseas, 1965-1972 VCOAD: Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, 1965-1972 A74 63 1969-1972 International Council of Voluntary Agencies, 1965- 1972 Invalid Children’s Aid Association, 1968 IUCW: awards, 1965-1972 IUCW: general, SCF contribution, 1965-1972 IUCW: Member Organisations yearbook, 1971 IUCW: SCF representation, 1965-1969 1963-1972 A75 63 IUCW: sponsorships, 1969-1971 IUCW: conference, studies and seminars, 1972 64 National Children’s Bureau, 1966-1972 London Council of Social Services, 1965-1971 Commonwealth & Foreign Dept: general, 1963-1972 Commonwealth & Foreign Dept: Canada (Cansave), 1968-1972 Commonwealth & Foreign Dept: Australia, 1970- 1972 Commonwealth & Foreign Dept: Jamaica, 1965- 1965-1972 A76 64 1972 Commonwealth & Foreign Dept: Malta, 1965-1972 Commonwealth & Foreign Dept: British Columbia, 1965-1972 Fiji hurricane, 1972 65 Overseas: conference matters, 1965-1972 Overseas: Supplies, 1972 1970-1972 A77 65 Overseas: Bangladesh ‘Terre des Hommes’, 1971- 1972 Overseas: Dubai and Oman, 1970-1972 Overseas: Hong Kong, 1966-1972 1966-1972 A78 65 Overseas: India, 1969-1972 Overseas: Jordan, 1969-1972 Overseas: Korea, 1965-1972 1964-1972 A79 65 Overseas: Laos, 1964-1970 66 Overseas: Lesotho, 1971-1972

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Overseas: Malawi, 1965-1972 Overseas: Nicaragua, 1972 Overseas, Nepal, 1965-1970 Overseas: Peru, 1970-1972 1965-1972 A80 Reel Overseas: Rumania, 1970-1972 66 Overseas: Sudan, 1971-1972 Overseas: Swaziland, 1965=1972 Overseas: Uganda, 1967-1971 Overseas: Turkey, 1966-1971 Overseas: Turkey / Timothy Davey, 1971-1972 1965-1972 A81 67 Overseas: Vietnam, 1968-1972 Overseas: Windward Islands, 1965-1972 Overseas: Yemen, 1971-1972 Overseas: Zaire, 1968-1972 Secretariat General: Annual Public Meeting, 1970-1972 A82 67 correspondence and guest speaker, 1970-1975 Secretariat General: Annual Public Meeting, greetings & messages, 1965-1972 Secretariat General: Annual Public Meeting, Lord Boyd’s lunch, 1971-1972 Secretariat General: HQ accommodation, 1971-1972 1967-1972 A83 67 Secretariat General: miscellaneous, 1969-1972 68 Secretariat General: Director General’s speeches, 1967-1970 Secretariat General: complaints, 1965-1970 1965-1972 A84 68 Secretariat General: condolences, 1965-1972 Secretariat General: diaries, 1971-1972 Secretariat General: Director General’s reports, fund 1972 A85 68 policy and public image Secretariat General: President messages sent by 1970-1972 A86 68 HRH Queen Elizabeth, 1970-1972 Secretariat General: President, declined invitations, 69 1970-1972 Secretariat General: President, requests for attendance, 1971-1972 Secretariat General: Vice-President, 1964-1972 A87 69 correspondence, 1967-1972 Secretariat General, Associate Membership, election requirements, 1964-1972 Secretariat General: Annual General Meeting, correspondence, 1970-1972 Secretariat General: Council correspondence, 1971- 1972 Secretariat General: Council membership, 1965- 1965-1972 A88 69 1972 Secretariat General: Executive correspondence, 1965-1972 Secretariat General: Fundraising and Public Relations appeals, general, 1972 Secretariat General: Fundraising and Public Relations donations, legacies & covenants, 1972 Secretariat General: Fundraising and Public 1965-1972 A89 69 Relations, gifts in kind, 1965-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising: trusts and foundations, 1970-1972

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Secretariat – Fundraising: UK branches newsletter, 1970-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising: industry and commerce, Reel 1965-1972 70 Secretariat – Fundraising: schools and university 1961-1972 A90 70 departments, 1968-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising: Northern Ireland general, 1972 Secretariat – Fundraising: Northern Ireland home welfare, 1961-1968 Secretariat – Fundraising: Northern Ireland holiday project, 1970-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising: Northern Ireland council 1965-1972 A91 71 meetings, 1970-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising: Scotland home welfare, 1965-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: advertising, 1965-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: 1965-1975 A92 71 BBC, 1965-1975 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: TV, 1966-1973 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: films, 1965-1975 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: publications, 1970-1976

SCF Annual Report 1974/76

Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: ‘pet 1972 A93 71 hates’ Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: 1965-1972 A93 71 special events general, 1972 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: film premiere, 1971-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: 72 special events, 1971-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: publicity operations, 1965-1972 Secretariat - Fundraising and Public Relations: 1965-1972 A94 72 World Children’s Day correspondence, 1965-1972 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: World Children’s Day policy, 1965-1970 Secretariat – Fundraising and Public Relations: World Children’s Day publications, 1969-1972 Secretariat – Finance and Child Care (UK): Director General’s Delegated Financial Powers, 1966-1972 73 Secretariat – Finance and Child Care (UK): 1966-1972 A95 73 Investment sub-committee, 1970-1972 Secretariat – Finance and Child Care (UK): finance general, 1966-1972 Secretariat – Finance and Child Care (UK): UKCC 1970-1972 A96 73 Clubs, Burwash rebuilding, 1972 Secretariat – Child Care (UK): Fairfield House, 1970- 1972

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Secretariat – Child Care (UK): DHSS grants 1971-1972 A97 Reel 73 Secretariat – Warren Wood minutes, 1965-1972 1965-1972 A101 74 VCOAD: memorandum and articles of association, 1969-1972 Admin secretary’s files: 1953-1972 A105 74 Shops, general information, 1970-1972 Shops, rate relief, 1963-1972 Fairfield House School, 1953-1972 Fairfield House School, 1968-1972 Admin secretary’s files: 1970-1972 A106 74 Fairfield House School, 1970-1972 Fairfield House School, 1971-1972 Armada Club, 1970-1972 75 Admin Secretary’s files: 1867-1972 A107 75 Armada Club, 1967-1970 Armada Club, 1970-1972 Jebb House, 1971-1972 Jebb House, 1972 Admin Secretary’s files: 1954-1972 A108 75 Burwash Centre, 1954-1961 Burwash Centre, 1966-1972 Burwash Centre (I), 1968-1972 Burwash Centre (II), 1968-1972 Director General’s Office: art auction, expenses 1969 A115 75 incurred Director General’s Office: art auction, print material Director General’s Office: Art Auction: general 1971 A116 76 Director General’s Office: Art Auction: minutes 1969 A116 76 Director General’s Office: Art Auction: Christies 1969 A116 76 Director General’s Office: Art Auction: advertising 1968-1969 A116 76 IUCW papers and correspondence 1967-1972 A199 101 Foreign Relief Reports: analysis of gifts & 1961-1964 A199 101 expenditure

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PUBLICITY AND FUND-RAISING

Description Date SCF Film Box

Video copy of 1921 film on the Russian Famine, [1990s] A1589 filmed by G Mewes for SCF (44 mins: Pt 1: effects of the famine and aid at Saratov - feeding stations, abandoned children; burying bodies; transporting food incl by camel; Mr Webster, Dr Farrar, Dr Nansen; Pt 2: improvements at Volsk & Kvelinsk) Trading Company, correspondence, stamp auction 1970-1972 A61 56

1950s PR files: 1950s A467 Canada: pamphlet ‘Building for the future: history of SCF work in Canada [1951] USA: a few newspaper cuttings re aid to Agadir after earthquake 1960 and aid for the Six Bells Colliery disaster (S.Wales) by musicians 1960 Hong Kong: copy report on work of SCF in Hong Kong ?1960 Italy: publicity facts re Ortona costs of living nd c 1950 Jamaica: summary of SCF work1920-c 1950 Somaliland: ‘To Help Somaliland’s Destitute Lads’ by Edward Fuller re camp for boys at Hargeisa, c 1953 Malaya: report re Serendah Boys Home 1955; cuttings re Serendah 1957. Article ‘Veterans help to Save the Children’ re Serendah and also Hargeisa Somaliland. Report re Serendah for OXFAM cttee Israel: this file contains general reports & papers re SCF help to a number of different countries, nothing re Israel 1920,1956-58, 1968 Germany: copy resolution against proposal to cut off food supplies to Germany if it refuses to sign Peace Treaty, with names of supporters (MPs, socialists, TU leaders, etc) 1919; press info re party of 7 German child refugees visit to Hill House 1952 (from Uelzen camp); names and notes on 13 German children and DP at Hill House in summer 1956 (stayed 2-3 months); copy reports on SCF work in Germany by Bridget Stevenson 1953, 1955, 1958; Agadir, Morocco: corresp re Moroccan Earthquake Relief Fund grants and supplies 1960; invoices for drugs and medicines (also refer to supplies for Jordan); report of Lady Metcalfe on visit to Agadir 1960 Greece: papers re Armenian refugees in Greece 1925-26; reports etc 1951, 1956; earthquake appeal notice 1954; overview of SCF in Greece from 1922 - 1953 West Indies: historical notes on developments of SCF in USA, Canada, British Columbia, Australia and India, and the Caribbean, 1957 Sudan: copy report on work in Torit district of Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 75 the Children, London

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Equatoria (Southern Anglo-Egyptian Sudan) re child care, clinic, following visit in 1949 and developments, c 1954 Kenya: text of talk given by Brigadier Boyce to BBC re his visit to Nairobi and start of new SCF branch there to help rehabilitation of Kikuyu children after disruption by Mau Mau movement; press release re same; reprint of article by same about his visit. 1954-1955 Austria: notes from visit 1947; article & reports, 1954-1957 – re Hungary refugees in Austria, one by Bridget Stevenson Poland: recommenations re SCF work in Poland 1946; report on child welfare 1946; reports on SCF work at Nieporet 1946-47; translation of Polish report on English Mission assistance to children nd; copy letter re work of Moza Anderson of SCF at Nieporet Korea: report on SCF work in Korea 1952-1954; notes for speakers 1956; article ‘Korea Today’ by Mary Hawkins c 1954; article re plight of Korea refugees nd; extract from report on SCF work 1956; article on street children in Seoul, nd; Press info re child victims of Korean war and SCF work 1953; History: note of 1920s publications; draft article for ‘World’s Children’ on Dr Katherine Macphail’s pioneer work for Yugoslav children, 1955; draft for historical pamphlet c 1950; SCF historical notes – summary of work 1919-c 1951; SCF – historical notes c 1956; historical summary of SCF work 1957.

Press/PR/Publicity January 1975 - December 1981 1974-1981 A364

Press releases 1984-October 1985 1984-1988 A1173 Press: Comic Relief 1987-1988 Press: media coverage 1982-1985 Press: Brochures past events Correspondence with media 1985

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OVERSEAS DEPARTMENT PAPERS

The following are part of a bigger sequence of Overseas Department papers which cover the period up to c 1995. (Other material relating to these countries may occur amongst the papers of the Director General or the Finance Department.) The contents of boxes have only been filmed up to 1972. Previously only boxes where all the material was open for consultation appeared on this list.

NB: Some country files appear amongst the papers of the Director General

Description Date Ref / SCF Box Film Algeria 1961-1972 SCF/OP/4/3/1-11 78 Austria 1953-1962 SCF/OP/4/8/2-6 78 Bangladesh 1972 SCF/OP/4/10/4-5 100 Bangladesh refugees, etc 1971-1972 SCF/OP/4/10/1 78 Brazil 1972 SCF/OP/4/18/1 78 Burundi 1972 SCF/OP/4/21/1 78 Cambodia 1970-1972 SCF/OP/4/22/1-3 78 Chile 1964-1965 SCF/OP/4/26/1-2 79 Colombia 1969-1972 SCF/OP/4/28/1-4 78 Congo (Zaire) 1961-1965, SCF/OP/4/29/1-4 79 1972 Dubai 1969-1972 SCF/OP/4/41/1-4 79 Egypt 1972 SCF/OP/4/43/1 79 Ethiopia 1966-1972 SCF/OP/4/48/1-3 79 Fiji 1965-1972 A126 79 Gambia 1964-1970 A127 79 Germany 1956-1963 A127 79 Gilbert & Ellice Islands 1969-1972 A127 79 British Guiana 1963-1964 A127 79 Greece 1949-1972 A128 79- 80 Guatemala 1971 A129 80 Honduras 1961 A130 80 Hong Kong 1960-1972 A137 80 Hungary 1956 A138 80 India 1956-1972 A138-139 80- 82 Indonesia 1957, 1972 A142 82 Iran 1962-1971 A143 82 Israel 1972 A143 82 Italy 1947-1972 A144 82- 83 Italy: Sicily 1970 A144 83 Jamaica 1972 A144 83 Jordan 1960-1972 A145-146 83- 84 Kenya 1960-1972 A147 84- 85 Korea 1957-1972 A148 85- 86 Lebanon 1962-1970 A150 86 Lesotho, formerly Basutoland 1961-1972 A120, A151 78, 86 Libya 1963 A153 86 Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 77 the Children, London

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Malaysia 1963 A154 Reel 87 Malawi (Nyasaland pre Jul 1964) 1968-1972 A153 86 Malta 1972 A154 87 Mauritius 1971 A154 87 Mexico 1972 A155 87 Morocco 1960-1972 A155-156 87- 88 Mozambique 1969-1972 A159 88 Nepal 1966-1972 A159 88 Nicaragua 1972 A162 88 Nigeria 1962-1972 A163-165 88- 90 Nyasaland 1961-1964 A153 86 Oman 1971-1972 A166 90 Pakistan 1963-1971 A167 90- 91 Papua New Guinea 1971-1972 A168 91 Peru 1971-1972 A169 91 Poland 1970 A170 91 Rhodesia 1964 A170 91 Rwanda 1962 A170 91 Seychelles 1863-1972 A170-171 91- 92 Sierra Leone 1963-1971 A171 92 Somalia 1960-1965 A172 92 Somali Republic 1972 A172 92 Somaliland 1957-1971 A172 92 Sudan 1971-1972 A173 92 Swaziland 1965-1972 A176 92- 93 Tanganyika 1963-1964 A177 93 Tanzania 1965-1972 A177 93 Tanzania: Zanzibar 1966-1968 A177 93 Turkey 1966-1972 A178 94 Thailand Indo-China 1972 A179 94 Uganda 1960-1972 A182 94- 95 Vietnam 1966-1972 A186-187 95- 97 West Bengal 1971-1972 A190 97- 98 West Indies 1961-1972 A191 98 Yemen 1963-1972 A193 98- 99 Yugoslavia 1958-1972 A195 99 Zambia 1965-1971 A195 99 Zaire 1972 A196 99

Also:

Rwanda: 1994-2001 A968

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SCF Rwanda - briefing information pack (for visit there) 1994. Responding to children affected by armed conflict - A case study of Save the Children Fund (1919-1999) by P. Sellick: dissertation submitted for D Phil, Dept of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, 2001 [declaration relating to copyright & use of the thesis to be signed and returned to University of Bradford] Also: SCF Position paper on the Rwandan crisis, 1994 [Overseas Resource Centre] Copy article ‘New order for Kigali’, 1994 published in ‘Africa Confidential’

Publications: International Operations South and Central 1993-2001 A1688 Asia

Afghanistan, Education for Afghans: A Strategy Paper, SC-

UK/UNICEF, 1998 new ref: SCF/OP/6/1/3

Afghanistan: assessment of the Health Sector in Western Region of Afghanistan: visit to Herat, 1995 new ref: SCF/OP/4/1/19 Afghanistan, Maternal and child health assessment: Mazar-I- Sharif, Afghanistan October 1999 new ref: SCF/OP/4/1/20 Afghanistan, The impact of conflict on children in Afghanistan, May 1998 new ref: SCF/OP/6/1/2

Bangladesh, Shoshur Bari: Street Children in conflict with the A1688 law, SC-UK, June 2000 new ref: SCF/OP/6/10/21 Bangladesh, Relevance of basic quality education for children, SC-UK, Jul 1999 new ref: SCF/OP/6/10/19 India, What's right What's wrong, SC –UK, 2001 India, Annual report 2002, SC-UK, 2002

India, Best Practices in Gujarat Earthquake Response Programme, SC-UK/Oxfam, ? India, Mobile Creches New Delhi: A Study Approaches to work, SC-UK, April 1997 India, Children at risk in urban areas in India: A Review, Mar 1997 India, A pilot study about the situation of child workers among

Hanjis, SC-North West India Zone India, Integrated education for the visually impaired: Some insights, SC, India, Experiences from India: Balwadi and non-formal education programmes, SC, September 1993 India, Status of the child in India India, Interim report 2 on abuse of children as part of commercialised vice, 1993 India, Interim report on abuse of children as part of

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India, Leh Nutrition project: Community health worker programme review 1994, SC India, Kargil Development project: Health programme review

1994, SC India, Leh Nutrition project: Health programme review 1995, SC India, Report on the evaluation of Niswass India, Partners in Progress: An evaluation of Arthik Samata Mandal's Projects, SC-UK, Mar 2000 India, Disaster Management: Report on a Short term project,

SC-UK India, Towards sustainability: An evaluation of the Vishakha Jilla Nava Nirmana Samithi's Projects, SC –UK, Mar 2000 India, Rural children: Their work, education and school calendar, SC-UK, 1996 India, Learning to lend: The experiences of Save the Children Fund (UK) with informal and credit in its River Project,

Jamalpur, SC, August 1992 India, Introducing the U.N. Convention on the rights of the child: A booklet for children India, Save the Children: Working in India A1688

Nepal, Street diary, SC-UK , 2001

Pakistan, An assessment of drought in Tharparkar Arid Zone, Thardeep Rural Development Programme, 2002 Pakistan, Stitching footballs: Voices of children in Sialkot, Pakistan, SC-UK, May 1997 Pakistan, Workshop report: Education in conflict, SC-UK, October 1998 Sri Lanka, Annual Report 2001-2002, SC-UK Sri Lanka, Annual report 2000-2001, SC-UK Sri Lanka, All Sri Lankan children are affected by armed conflict, SC-UK (Campaign material)

South Asia, Strategy Development in Non-Government Development Organisations; SARO Discussion Paper no. 2, SC-UK, December 1994 South Asia, HIV/AIDS prevention strategies for school age Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 80 the Children, London

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South Asia, Children and citizenship: Regional study in South Asia, SC-UK, August 2000 South Asia, An assessment of interventions to reduce violence and discrimination against girls in South Asia, SC-UK, Jul 2000 South Asia, S & C. Asia's Children no. 7, SC-UK, Spring 1996 South Asia, S & C. Asia's Children no. 6, SC-UK, Spring 1995

South Asia, S & C. Asia's Children no. 2, SC-UK, Winter 1993

South and Central Asia, Child Centred Policies and Programming for working Children in South and Central Asia, SC-UK, December 2000 South and Central Asia, S & C. Asia's Children no. 9, SC-UK, Spring 1999

South and Central Asia, S & C. Asia's Children no. 8, SC-UK, Spring 1997 South And Central Asia, Regional Alliance Meeting, SC-UK 1995 (This item not present)

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SAF Alliance, S and C Asia region: annual meeting Kathmandu, Nepal, Nov 2000

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Fairfield House, Residential Open Air School, Broadstairs, Kent

Description Date SCF Film Box Open Air School Sub-committee minutes 1926-1928 1272 77 Open Air Residential School Sub-Committee minutes 1928-1932 1272 77 Account ledger 1921-1923 1272 Log book 1926-1972 1272 77 Building plans and loose papers 1972-1973 1272

Warren Wood Children’s Home

Description Date SCF Film Box Miscellaneous papers 1963-1972 1273 77 Reports to committees 1971-1972 1273 77 Reports 1968-1972 1273 77 Inventories, 1964-1971; leases, etc, 1965 1964-1971 1273 77 Sub committee, minutes & agendas 1970-1972 1273 77 Finance papers 1967-1972 1273 77 Chairman and committee: minutes and papers 1969-1972 1273 77

Hungarian refugees

Description Date Box Film

Correspondence relating to Hungarian children in Britain, 1956-1957 53 including brief report of a visit to the Hungarian refugee camp in Chiseldon, Wiltshire, December 1956, a list of Reception Centres and a list of Hostels for Hungarian Refugees in Britain

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DOROTHY GARDINER PAPERS

Dorothy Kempe Gardiner (1873-1957) was an antiquary and author; her journals, travel notes, local history notes and papers, 1902-46 are held at Canterbury Cathedral Archives.

Her published works include: ‘English Girlhood at School. A Study of Women's Education through Twelve Centuries’ (1929); ‘The Oxinden Letters, 1607 – 1642: being the correspondence of Henry Oxinden of Barham and his circle’ (1933); ‘Companion into Kent’ (1934); ‘Companion into Dorset’ (1937); ‘The Oxinden and Peyton Letters, 1642 – 1670: being the Correspondence of Henry Oxinden of Barham, Sir Thomas Peyton of Knowlton and their circle’ (1937).

Dorothy Gardiner (nee Kempe) was a friend of Eglantyne Jebb and these papers comprise her memoir of Jebb and transcripts of letters from Jebb,1895-1904.

Description Date SCF Film Box SC/DG/1: ‘Eglantyne Jebb 1895-1912': Memoir by Dorothy 1912 A1471 76 Gardiner of her friend Eglantyne Jebb. Handwritten, 8pp.

SC/DG/2: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: Section I: 1895-1896: first term at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford University

SC/DG/3: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: Section II: 1896-1897

SC/DG/4: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: Section III: 1898: journey to Egypt; last term at Lady Margaret Hall, and schools

SC/DG/5: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: 1898-1899: at Stockwell in training

SC/DG/6: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: Section V: 1898-1900 - keeping school at Marlborough

SC/DG/7: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: Section VI: 1900-1901: life at Ellesmere

SC/DG/8: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: Section VII: 1902-1903: life in Cambridge

SC/DG/9: Transcripts of letters from Eglantyne Jebb to Dorothy A1471 76 Kempe: Section VIII: 1903-1904: life in Cambridge

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SUZANNE FERRIÈRE PAPERS

Suzanne Ferrière was a member of the Comité international de la Croix-Rouge, secretary of UISE, and niece of Frederic Ferrière (1848-1924)

Letters to Suzanne Ferrière from Eglantyne Jebb and L. B. Golden, 1920-1923

Description Date SCF Film Box SC/SF/1: 30 January [1920], Hotel Bären, Berne: thanking SF for 1920 A1472 76 warnings regarding the political atmosphere in Berne. 2pp

SC/SF/2: 19 March 1921, [London?]: Her visit to Ireland. 1921 A1472 76 Executive has approved Ireland and Dominions to be in direct touch with Geneva. 2pp

SC/SF/3: 11 May 1921, [London?]: Allocation of money to 1921 A1472 76 Petrograd. Impartiality of distribution of aid. The Quakers. Neutrality of the Committee [Council]. Working with governments. 8pp

SC/SF/4: 19 May 1921, [London?]: arrangements for meetings. 1921 A1472 76 2pp

SC/SF/5: 26 May1921, London: L B Golden to Suzanne Ferrière - 1921 A1472 76 concerned about EJ's health. Could SF persuade her to take a few days rest? 1p

SC/SF/6: 10 June 1921, [London?]: Mr Golden is visiting Geneva. 1921 A1472 76 Hoping he will have time to discuss Union work in Vienna. 1p

SC/SF/7: 28 June [1921], [London]: looking forward to next 1921 A1472 76 meeting. 2pp

SC/SF/8: 11 July [1921], London: asking her to come and stay. 1p 1921 A1472 76

SC/SF/9: 14 July [1921], London: details of SF's visit. 2pp 1921 A1472 76

SC/SF/10: 13 October [1921], London: sympathises with SF's 1921 A1472 76 problems with the committee in Geneva. Regrets inability to aid the Moslem children. Mistake to have thought Russian fund appeal would also lead to increase in general funds. 2pp

SC/SF/11: Wednesday, [late 1921], [London]: Lady Blomfield's 1921 A1472 76 visit to Budapest.

SC/SF/12: 27 March [1922], Chamonix, France: arrangements to 1922 A1472 76 meet and discuss Jeunesse Romande and membership campaign. 1p

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Romande; Congrès d'Education Morale; continuing work in Saratov. 3pp

SC/SF/14: [c. Summer 1922], London: looking forward to meeting 1922 A1472 Reel in Geneva; has promised to take a holiday. 3pp 76

SC/SF/15: 21.8.1922, Finhaut, Switzerland: is having a relaxing 1922 A1472 76 holiday. SF's trip to Ukraine. Does she need to attend the Rome Congress? Reluctant to claim the cost of travel from SCF. Mr Golden ought to go because he has taken a close interest in Moslem relief. 2pp

SC/SF/16: 21 August 1922, Finhaut, Switzerland: thanks SF for 1922 A1472 76 invitation to stay at her flat. Will go to Rome but cannot afford to pay for herself. Plans for arrival in Geneva with Mr Golden. 1p

SC/SF/17: 24 January 1923, Menton, France: bad health has 1923 A1472 76 prevented her from writing. The sunshine has restored her. Will be able to come to the Union Council meeting. Red Cross plans may come up for discussion. The Children's Charter. Can no longer expect to conduct large relief actions; need to evoke a co- operative response. Thinking of writing to M. Clouzot. Asks if SF has recovered from her accident. Will get on well in Ireland. Must meet to discuss things. Arrangements for going to Geneva. 8pp

SC/SF/18: 2 February 1923, Sospel, France: SF's visit to Ireland 1923 A1472 76 complicated by influence of Lady Aberdeen over the Irish SCF committee. They will probably prefer the International Council of Women's Charter to the SCF one. ICW charter is too socialistic but would do as a summary of states' duties to children. SCF should appeal to the people, but the Council has taken out the important provisions and retained puerile details. She hopes the Union will reject this. Better to exercise patience: important to remember that relief alone cannot save children. 3pp

SC/SF/19: 17 August [1923], [near Geneva?]: Her mother is ill but 1923 A1472 76 Golden has urged her not to miss the Red Cross conference. Arrangements for staying in Geneva; she could always return to London if telegraphed for. 1p

SC/SF/20: 15 October 1923, London: Has been long in writing, 1923 A1472 76 partly because she has not been well, and partly because her ideas have been changing. SF's leaflet for national committees is good but possibly a revision of policy is called for. Does not wish the work to be continued just for the sake of continuing it, but the need is so acute that it cannot be ended. Only alternative is to develop it, and different methods are required. Need to strengthen the centre. Otherwise there will be a split, like Red Cross. Problems with the Union at present: no continuity. Perhaps change policy of committees to that of membership. Is preparing a memo on the subject. 10pp

SC/SF/21: 22 October 1923, London: This is a criticism of the 1923 A1472 76 present policy. Colleagues fall asleep over her memos. Partly because men do not look so far ahead as women. Enclosures [not present]. English trade unions have raised large sums from small Copyright of Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections, University of Birmingham and Save 85 the Children, London

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SC/SF/22: 27 June 1924, Crowborough, Surrey: Sorry that SF will 1924 A1472 Reel not be at the Summer School, but that is less important than the 76 work she is doing in South America. Hopes she will be at the Congress in Vienna. Condolences on death of her uncle. 2pp

SC/SF/23: 11 December 1924, [London/Surrey]: Her mother 1924 A1472 76 wanted to give the enclosed [not present] brooch she owned to her or Dorothy, but as neither wears much jewellery, she suggested giving it to SF. 2pp

SC/SF/24: 30 November 1925, Crowborough, Surrey: Responding 1925 A1472 76 to letters of sympathy on the death of her mother. 3pp

SC/SF/25: 9 March [1926], London: Apologises for not having 1926 A1472 76 written for a long time; has not seen Mrs de Bunsen for six months. Needs to take several months rest following her mother's and aunt's illnesses. Must attend League of Nations Commission, though she is not well prepared. Her decisions will not be good ones at present. Discusses whether Madame Vajkai should go to the United States. Arrangements for her visit to Geneva. Need for a library. Ideas for an exhibition. Plans for the forthcoming summer school. 8pp

SC/SF/26: 12 March [1926], London: arrangements for her visit to 1926 A1472 76 Geneva. She wishes to attend a Congress on the education of children in Asia & Africa. 3pp

SC/SF/27: 14 March 1926, London: arrangements for her visit to 1926 A1472 76 Geneva. She has persuaded her sister to come with her two children. Has given up going to the conference. Important to ensure that the expedition is as inexpensive as possible. 2pp

SC/SF/28: 2 April 1926, Sanvabelin: thanks for finding this place; 1926 A1472 76 am already feeling better; vexed at herself for falling ill. Response to someone who said 'how are you going to do this' - 'it must be done'. 1p

SC/SF/29: 9 August 1927, Vosges, France: L. B. Golden to 1927 A1472 76 Suzanne Ferrière - about the structure of UISE, divided into a theoretical side and a practical side. Only way to save it. Finding support for UISE in America. Miss Jebb is ill. He is feeling better and able to work now. 3pp

SC/SF/30: August 3 [Year?] [from?] has so many business letters [1920s] A1472 76 to write; misses SF.

SC/SF/31: 7 October [Year?], [Crowborough, Surrey?]: suggests [1920s] A1472 76 visiting Crowborough.

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E. T. CLIVELY PAPERS

Edward Turner Clively was an SCF worker in Russia, October 1921 - August 1922 and Greece September 1922 - February 1923

Description Date SCF Film Box SC/EC/1: Personal file: mainly travel and authorisation 1921-1923 A1472 76 documents, with documentation on feeding programmes, as well as SCF contract of employment

SC/EC/2: Other papers including page from Clively's 1921-1944 A1472 76 passport, a Russian document (with photograph) dated 1944, and a hand-drawn map of the Vol'sk district of Saratov Province. Enclosed: a signed photograph of M. de Reding- Riberegg, UISE Commissioner in Greece.

BRIDGET STEVENSON PAPERS

Bridget Stevenson MBE (1909-1985) was born in Rajkot, India, and educated at Wycombe Abbey, Oxford University and Trinity College, Dublin where she gained a Diploma in Social Science in 1934. In the years after World War II she worked for UNRRA [United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration], and served in some of the worst concentration camps. She joined SCF in September 1949, working at the Uelzen Camp in Germany. She worked for 17 years with children in transit and DP [Displaced Persons] camps in Germany, for which she received the MBE and West German Order of Merit. She also worked with Hungarian refugees, supervised SCF relief work after the 1960 earthquake at Agadir, Morocco, set up a new programme for SCF in Algeria and led a relief team to Vietnam before becoming Field Director in Agadir. She retired from SCF in 1977.

For details of Bridge Stevenson papers papers mentioned below, see online catalogue at: http://calmview.bham.ac.uk/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=XSCF%2fSC%2fBS&pos= 1

Description Date SCF Film Box SCF/SC/BS/1: Reports from Germany 1948-1962

SCF/SC/BS/2: Photo album from children’s home in 1956 Germany

SCF/SC/BS/3: Reports from Morocco 1960-1965

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DOROTHY BUXTON PAPERS

Dorothy Buxton (1881-1963) was the younger sister of Eglantyne Jebb. She met her future husband, Charles Buxton at Cambridge and married in 1904. On the conclusion of war, Dorothy became involved with the Fight the Famine campaign, which was a political campaign to alleviate the blockade on the defeated nations. She set up a new fund, which she named the Save the Children Fund and became its honorary secretary. She resigned from that post in 1919 but remained on the Council for many years afterwards. She was less active in SCF than her sister, so her contribution to its foundation has often been overlooked.

Description Date SCF Film SCF/SC/DB: See Online Catalogue for details Box

SCF/SC/DB1 Memorial appeal: papers re appeal for funds in 1920-29 memory of Eglantyne Jebb

SCF/SC/DB2 Serbian Relief Fund: correspondence 1919-1921

SCF/SC/DB3 Conditions in Germany: papers relating to 1919-1921 industrial, economic & social conditions in post-war Germany

SC/DB4 Correspondence relating to Germany, c 1920: also press cutting of an obituary of Eglantyne Jebb; Handbill for FILE NOT Russian Babies Fund Appeal; Handbill for Women's PRESENT International League, as featured in Old Bailey trial of Eglantyne Jebb, 1919. [This file not present in box]

SCF/SC/DB5 Russian Famine - press cuttings, reports, correspondence of Dorothy Buxton, notes for speeches or 1920-1922 articles

SCF/SC/DB6 Papers about Russian famine: newspaper cuttings, pamphlets, notes 1917-1923

SCF/SC/DB/7 Papers about Russian famine: newspaper 1918-1923 cuttings, pamphlets, notes, correspondence

SCF/SC/DB/8 Papers about Russian famine: as above 1921-1922

SCF/SC/DB/9 Papers about Russian famine: as above 1921-1922

SCF/SC/DB/10 Papers about Russian famine: as above 1917-1929

SCF/SC/DB11 Photocopies of papers about Dorothy Buxton [c 1995] World’s Children, 1938-39

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MARGARET HILL PAPERS

Margaret Hill (nee Keynes) was a daughter of the economist John Neville Keynes, and sister of the economist John Maynard Keynes and the surgeon Geoffrey Keynes. She married Archibald Vivian Hill (1886-1977), an English physiologist, in 1913. Margaret founded eight homes for ‘Old People’ in London, and was author of ‘An Approach to Old Age and its Problems’ (Oliver & Bond, 1961). Margaret’s mother was Secretary of the Charity Organisation Society’ (COS) which employed Jebb, 1903-08

Various papers including letters from Eglantyne Jebb, postcards, photographs and journals, 1906- 1951

Description Date SCF Film Box SC/MH/1: A collection of 22 postcards from the Austrian Tyrol 1911 A1472 76 in 1911. Seven of them have writing in the form of a diary written by Eglantyne Jebb.

SC/MH/2-9: Letters to Margaret Keynes from Eglantyne Jebb. 1906-1927 A1472

These letters cover a variety of subjects, including the completion of ‘Cambridge: A Study in Social Questions’ (published 1906); Eglantyne Jebb's family; a holiday in Switzerland in 1908; and the work of the Save the Children Fund: 2 October [1906]; 10 October [1906]; 28 June [1907]; 4 July [1907]; 27 December 1908; [20?] April 1921; 2 March 1924; 18 June 1927

SC/MH/10-13: Papers relating to the death of Eglantyne A1472 Jebb, including recollections of her private nurse; her sister, Dorothy Buxton; Margaret Keynes; and Ruth Wordsworth.

SC/MH/14: ‘The Claims of the Children’: Address delivered in 1924 A1472 St Peter's Cathedral, Geneva 10 August 1924, by Eglantyne Jebb

SC/MH/15: Account of the funeral of Charles Roden Buxton, 1942 A1472 16 December 1942

SC/MH/16: Copies and cuttings from The World's Children A1472 and the Daily Mirror.

SC/MH/17: 3 photographs of Eglantyne Jebb. A1472

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EDWARD FULLER PAPERS

Edward Fuller (c1889-1958) was editor of The World’s Children from its foundation until his death 1958. He had travelled in Europe after World War I. A professional journalist, he was very impressed by Eglantyne Jebb and quickly became an enthusiastic worker for SCF. He was a vegetarian and a firm believer in racial equality, an issue he wrote about at length. He was the author of articles and books including ‘The International Year Book of Child Care and Protection’ (1924); (with Dorothy Buxton) ‘’The White Flame: the story of the Save the Children Fund (1931); ’What is the S.C.F?’ (1948); ‘The Right of the Child: a chapter in social history’ (1951); Her Fighting Line: Eglantyne Jebb and the Save the Children Fund’ (1953). He was an admirer also of SCF’s first president, Lord Weardale, and wrote a ‘biographical sketch’ of him published in 1923. In 1956 he was given the title ‘Editor and Archivist’ by the SCF Council.

Letters and articles

Description Date SCF Film Box SC/EF/i/1-154: Letters mainly received (list of writers c 1921- A1469 available; many relate to articles for publication in The World’s 1957 Children, others re the biographical sketch of Lord Weardale . There are letters from Henry J Allen of Save the children Federation in USA during WWII; also correspondence relating to the death of SCF’s first general secretary, L.B.Golden, in 1954. Much is of a routine nature but i/73 is a letter on the atmosphere in SCF following Golden’s resignation, and i/76 refers to relations with UISE in Geneva.

SC/EF/ii/1-51, addnl: Copies of articles, speeches and other 1929-1957 A1469 memoranda written by Edward Fuller (summary list available) SC/EF/iii/1: Research material collected for Fuller’s 1908-1922 A1470 biography of Lord Weardale comprising typed copies of correspondence between Lord Weardale and President Murray Butler of Columbia University, New York, mainly relating to the activities of the Interparliamentary Union and the attempt to set up a statue to Abraham Lincoln in London after WWI; also their views on political developments over the period

SC/EF/iii/2-4: Papers relating to the biography of Lord 1923-1928 A1470 Weardale (d 1923) by Edward Fuller; ‘Philip James Stanhope, Lord Weardale: a biographical sketch’ by Edward Fuller (1923, 4 copies); sale catalogue for contents of Weardale Manor, Kent, 1928 SC/EF/iv/1-4: Notices and reviews of the biographical sketch 1923-1928 A1470 of Lord Weardale by Edward Fuller; 3 miscellaneous articles on child care (not by EF) SC/EF/iv/5: Various newscuttings [some brittle] on various 1928-1956 A1470 subjects, mainly reports of the National Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare at Liverpool (1936) at which EF spoke SC/EF/v/1-7: Miscellaneous typescript/printed items [list 1920-1956 A1470 available)

Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections

Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF)

MOSA ANDERSON PAPERS

Mosa Anderson (1891-1978) was associated with SCF for many years, serving as a member of the SCF Council 1933-1967. In 1916, on her return from Paris where as an accomplished linguist she had been studying Russian - she was also fluent in French and German - she was asked by Dorothy Buxton to assist in the production of the 'Cambridge Magazine' which ran articles translated from foreign newspapers. In this capacity she acted as a Russian language translator. After the foundation of SCF in 1919 she moved to Manchester to continue with 'Notes from the Foreign Press' which had been taken over by the 'Manchester Guardian', and continued presiding over the editorial work until the end of 1921. Mosa Anderson attended a SCF Summer School and an Esperanto Conference in Geneva in the 1920s. In 1923, then in London, she became secretary to Charles Roden Buxton, MP, husband of Dorothy Buxton, Eglantyne Jebb's sister, joining him in investigating the situation of German refugees in France in the 1930s.

During World War II she worked on the establishment of residential nurseries in Britain and later, in April 1946, she went to Poland to organise post-war relief work, spending some 11 months there. On her return to England she contracted German measles but when recovered she went on to work in Germany.

Mosa Anderson was also a member of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILP); and was the author of several books including 'German and Europe's Future (National Peace Council, 1946), 'Noel Buxton: A Life' (George Allen & Unwin, 1952; Noel Buxton was the brother of Charles Roden Buxton, Eglantyne Jebb's brother-in-law), and 'Henry Joseph Wilson: Fighter for Freedom' (James Clarke & Co, London, 1953).

Description Date SCF Film SCF/SC/MA: See Online Catalogue for details Box

SCF/SC/MA/1: Reports relating to German refugees in 1933-1934 France SCF/SC/MA/2: Papers re the establishment of residential 1941-1942 nurseries in Birmingham, Coventry and elsewhere SCF/SC/MA/3: Papers re the establishment of nurseries in 1940-1953 Scotland SCF/SC/MA/4: Publications about wartime nurseries in Britain 1940-1942 SCF/SC/MA/5: Papers about post-war relief work in Poland 1946-1947 SCF/SC/MA/6: Letters from Mosa Anderson (6 items) 1946-1966 SCF/SC/MA/7: Photograph of meeting [in Geneva] [early/mid 20th cent]

Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections

Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF)

Policy and Communications Department:

Publications and other items deriving from this section

Description Date SCF Film Box Miscellaneous Publications : 1985-2005 A1606

‘Community Managed Targeting and Distribution of Food Aid: a review of the experience of SCF UK in sub-Saharan Africa’, 2004

‘ Bucking the Trend: how Sri Lanka has achieved good health at low cost’, SCF 2004

‘Uncertain futures: children seeking asylum in Wales/Dyfodol ansicr’ [bilingual], SCF 2005; with summary report

‘Children's Rights in Wales’ programme pack, SCF ?c2004

‘Children's participation in the Lancashire Children's Fund’, SCF 2004

‘Volunteer Voice’: newsletter for SCF volunteers, autumn 2004

‘Effective Peer Education: working with children and young people on sexual and reproductive health and HIV/AIDS’, SCF 2004

‘Faith, Citizenship and Community Cohesion: executive summary’, SCF 2004

‘The Interrupted Education of Chronically Ill Children: executive summary’, SCF 2004

‘I am Here - Teaching about refugees, identity, inclusion and the media’: resource pack for youth workers, SCF 2004

‘A Fair Share of Welfare: Public Spending on Children in England: CASE report, 25, May 2004

‘On the Right Track: What matters to young people in the UK’, SCF 2004

Cadbury Research Library: Special Collections

Preliminary listing of the Save the Children Fund Archive (SCF)

‘Revolution 3, Rightangle’ SCF children’s magazine for young people who want to change the world, [2004], WITH Rightangle activity pack for youth workers, [2004

Photocopies from SCF Newsletters: pages relating to fundraising around the country, Dec 1984- - Oct 1985

SCF Newsletter nos 165-166, Aug & Sep 1986 [photocopies]

Flyer for Open College Network course on incorporating global child rights and citizenship in youth work, 2004 [photocopy]

Introduction to SCF microfilm reels 36-60, SCF archive 1945- 1972, produced for Western Aid and the Global Economy: series 1 SCF archive, London, Thomson Gale, 2003

Papers of Margaret Young, served in Sudan 1951-1953: Order of Merit for service, medal from the International Union for the Protection of Children, Geneva; air tickets, [Kenya] driving licence 1952, 2 photographs; covering letter of donation and reply 2004