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Anglo-Jewry Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism 1 MS 344 A2088 Papers of Dr Schneier Levenberg 1 Anglo-Jewry See also: 20/3 (‘Great Britain and Zionism and the British Zionist contribution to Israel’) 1/1 Historical: Jews in Britain and the development of the c. twentieth Anglo-Jewish community century 1/2 Research papers and statistical analysis on the Anglo- c. 1975-95 Jewish community 1/3 Institutions and organisations c. 1968-98 includes: Marks and Spencer, Jewish Chronicle, Union of Jewish Students, the Oxford Centre for Postgraduate Hebrew Studies, the Spiro Institute, the Institute of Jewish Affairs, the British Friends of the Diaspora and the Commonwealth Jewish Council 1/4 The Board of Deputies of British Jews c. 1960s-c.1990s includes: historical information, constitutional and policy documents, election material and conference papers, newsletters, and papers about Zionism, Israel and Soviet Jewry 1/5 Jewish involvement in British politics c. 1960s-c.1990s includes: historical information, Jewish members of parliament; Jewish support for Labour Party, the British Labour movement and Labour Zionism/Jewish Labour See also: 11/2 (‘Women’ for Jewish women’s involvement in politics) 1/6 General, miscellaneous and current affairs, mostly c. 1943, 1975, cuttings from the Jewish Chronicle and other papers and c.1980-93 magazines and some typescript papers on British Jews and their affairs 2 Anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism 1940s-93 See also: 18/5 9USSR: ‘Anti-Semitism and anti- Zionism’) Typescript, printed, and published material and newspaper cuttings giving opinion and analysis. includes papers about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion MS 344 2 A2088 3 Balfour Declaration 1960s-90s Academic articles, historical and commemorative materials 4 Biographical material including academic articles, interview, obituaries, typescript notes and images 4/1 A: Adler, Freidrich; Adler-Rudel, Scholem; Agnon, c. 1960s-c.90s Shmuel Yossef; Aleichem, Sholem; Allon, Yigal; Asch, Sholem and Avner, Gershom 4/2 File on Shalom Alechem: newspaper cuttings, printed and c. twentieth typescript material. century Much material in Hebrew script 4/3 B: Balfour, Arthur; Begin, Menachem; Ben-Gurion, c. 1930s-c.90s David; Berlin, Isaiah; Bevan, Aneurin; Bevin, Ernest; Bialik, Chaim Nachman; Biegun, Dov; Borochov, Ber; Brezhnev, Leonid; Brodetsky, Selig; 4/4 C: Cahan, Abraham; Camus, Albert; Churchill, Winston c. 1960s-c.1990s 4/5 D: Davis, Hyram; Dayan, Moshe; Dubnov, Simon c. 1944-80s 4/6 E: Eban, Abba; Eder, David; Ehrenburh, Ilya; Einstein, c. 1943-93 Alfred; Eitan, Rafael; Elliott, Jack 4/7 F: Fisher, Samuel n.d. (twentieth century) 4/8 G: Goldman, Emma; Goldman, Nahum; Golomb, Eliahu; c. 1982-9 Goodman, Paul; Gorky, Maxim; Gromyko, Andrei 4/9 H: Ha’am, Ahad; Hertz, J.H.; Hertzberg, Arthur; Herzl, n.d. (twentieth Theodor; Hess, Moses century) 4/10 I: Imber, Naftali Herz c. 1980s-c.90s 4/11 J: Jabotinsky, Vladimir (Ze’ev); Janner, Barnett c. 1940-90 4/12 K: Kaplansky, Shlomo; Kautsky, Karl; Kimche, Jon; c. 1983-94 Kollek, Teddy; Kook, Abraham Isaac; Kosygin, Alexei; Kreisky, Bruno 4/13 L: Laski, Harold Joseph; Lazare, Bernard (in German); c. 1968-93 Lennard, Jack; Lieberman, Aron; Linton, Joseph; Locker, Berl MS 344 3 A2088 4/14 M: Maccoby, Chaim Zundel; Maisky, Ivan; Maitlis, c. 1969-91 Jacob; Manger, Itzik; Marx, Eleanor; Marx, Karl; Meir, Golda; Micknik, Adam; Mikardo, Ian; Montefiore, Francis A.; Montefiore, Moses; Mubarak, Hosni 4/15 N: Namierovski, Lewis Bernstein [alias Namier, Lewis]; c. 1976-88 Netanyahu, Benyamin; Nordau, Max; Nurock, M 4/16 P: Paine, Thomas; Peres, Shimon; Peretz, Yitskhok c. 1952-94 Leybush; Pearlman, Moishe; Rinner, Hayim Pinsker, Leon; Poborski, Louis; Podhoretz, Norman 4/17 R: Rabin, Yitzhak; Rappaport, Charles; Riegner, Gerhart; c. 1951-92 Rosen, Moses; Rosetti, Moshe (Maurice); Rovina, Hanna 4/18 S: Sacher, Harry; Sacher, M.M; Sapir, Pinhas; Schapira, c. 1941-90 Hermann; Schapiro, Leonard; Schen, Leopold; Sefarim, Mendele Mocher; Segal, Sameul; Serge, Victor; Shamir, Yitzhak; Sharansky, Natan; Sharon, Ariel; Shcharansky, Nathan/Anatoly; Shelepin, Alexander Nikolayevich; Shertok, Moshe; Sheves, Shimon; Sieff, Israel; Sieff; Teddy; Silverman, Sydney; Singer, Isaac Bashevis; Smolar, Hersh; Sokolov, Nahum; Sprinzak; Steinberg, Isaac; Stencl, Avrom Nuchem; Stern, Avraham; Sternberg, Sigmund; Stein, Leonard Jacques; Syrkin, Nachman 4/19 W: Walesa, Lech; Weidenfeld, Arthur George; twentieth century Weizmann, Chaim; Winchewsky, Morris 4/20 Y: Yehuda, Eliezer Ben; Younger, Kenneth twentieth century 4/21 Z: Zangwill, Israel twentieth century 4/22 Other miscellaneous and unidentified biographies: n.d. (twentieth including papers in Hebrew script and unlabelled portrait century) images 5 British Labour movement newspaper cuttings, typescript, printed and published material regarding history and development, plus ‘current affairs’ 5/1 The British Labour Movement and the Labour Party 1975-93 includes: commemorative papers, the Labour Party Constitution and standing orders and information about the Aneurin Bevan memorial fund MS 344 4 A2088 5/2 The Labour Party Conferences/Labour Party General c. 1950-90 Committee: Constituency Labour Parties (CLPs) and the Unions: draft composites, resolutions and amendments 5/3 The Labour Party and Israel/Zionism: statements, c. 1949-c. 93 speeches, articles, papers from meetings and newspaper cuttings 5/4 Labour Friends of Israel and Trade Union Friends of 1974-94 Israel: principals, policies and aims; report from meetings; newspaper cuttings; transcript of address given by Dennis Healy; a newsletter and bulletin; brief history; list of sponsors and letter from Shimon Peres 5/5 British Labour Delegation to Israel: correspondence and Jan 1950 minutes of talk 5/6 Copy of a thesis examining the Labour Party’s twentieth century involvement with the question of Palestine from the time of the party’s first declaration on the subject in 1917 to the de facto recognition by a Labour Government of the State of Israel in January 1949 5/7 British Labour movement and the Soviet Union: a c. 1957-c.78 pamphlet and articles from the Newsletter 6 Countries newspaper cuttings, printed material and typescript regarding history and current affairs, their Jewish communities and relationship with Russia and Israel 6/1 Africa c. 1971-90s 6/2 Americas: Canada, United States, South America, c. 1963-90 Carribean 6/3 Asia and Australasia: Australia, Syria, Siberia, China c. 1980-1995 and Japan 6/4 Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania c. 1942-93 Some material in German See also: 11/7 (‘WW2 atrocities in the Baltic states: Babi Yar (Ukraine), Riga (Rumbuli forest), Latvia’) 6/5 Europe, Central/Eastern, including: Yugoslavia, Ukraine, c. 1958-94 Bukovina, Moldova, Romania and Belorussia. Some material in German MS 344 5 A2088 6/6 Europe, western including: France, Germany, Spain, the c. 1940-93 Netherlands, Malta and Scotland, Austria and Italy. Some material in German 6/7 Europe, Northern: Sweden, Norway, Denmark, c. 1966-1990s Scandinavia and Belgium 6/8 Poland: Includes information booklets about Warsaw c. 1969-91 Some in Hebrew script 6/9 Turkey and Caucasus region: Kazakhstan, Kirghiz, c. 1976-c. 1992 Nagorny Karabakh, Armenia, Azerbaijan 7 General papers and current affairs newspaper cuttings and printed papers including fact sheets and information booklets 7/1 Britain and its people 1970s-90s 7/2 UK and world affairs 1970s-90s 8 International law and human rights: the United Nations and the International Court of Justice See also: 20/11 (Zionism: ‘The United Nations ‘Zionism is racism’ resolution’) 8/1 Israel and the Middle East: resolutions, summit c. 1970s-90s statements, declarations, addresses and briefings 8/2 The Soviet Union, the Helsinki ‘Final Act’ and the c. 1970s-90s Conference of Security and Co-operation in Europe (CSCE): agreements and reports 8/3 General printed and published material including charter c. 1950s-80s of the United Nation and Statute of the International court of Justice and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 9 Israel See also 5/3-5 (‘British Labour and Israel’) and 20 (‘Zionism’) 9/1 General elections and the Knesset (Parliament): guides, c. 1977-c. 96 results and analysis. Some material in Hebrew script 9/2 Politicians: newspaper cuttings and journal articles giving c. 1959-c. 93 analysis on their lives and activities. Some portrait MS 344 6 A2088 images. Some material in Hebrew script 9/3 Politics including material about Israel’s political parties, c. 1964-c. 96 its political history and ‘current affairs’ and its political relationship with the rest of the world 9/4 Histadrut: General Federation of Labour in Israel 1955, c. 1976-c. including pamphlets, newsletters, lectures and interviews 91 giving historical information, analysis 9/5 Aliya[h]/emigration to Israel including statistics, the law 1970s-94 of return and information about Israel’s absorption of immigrants See also: 11/3 (‘Immigration, emigration and asylum seekers’) and 18/6 (‘Refusniks in the USSR’) 9/6 Religion: holy places in Israel and biblical claims for c.1970s-c.80s Israel 9/7 General papers about Israeli society, facts/statistics, c. 1970s-c. 90s newspaper cuttings and maps 10 Jerusalem 10/1 Historical: Jewish Jerusalem throughout the ages and the c. 1942-90 place of Jerusalem in Israel’s history 10/2 Religion: Jerusalem’s religious significance and Jewish, c. 1979-94 Islamic and Christian claims 10/3 General society and current affairs including newspaper cuttings, information briefings, facts, statistics and surveys Some material in German
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