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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN LMA/4286 Reference Description Dates MACCABI WORLD UNION Executive Plenary Meetings LMA/4286/01/01/001 Reports, including United States Committee 1986-1987 access by written permission only Sports for Israel annual report 1986, and statistics of Jewish world populations, youth movements and education 1 volume LMA/4286/01/01/002 Reports 1988 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/01/003 Reports 1991 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/01/004 Reports 1992 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/01/005 Reports, including discussion report and Latin 1993 access by written permission only American Maccabi Confederation (CLAM) activities report 1992/93 2 volumes LMA/4286/01/01/006 Reports, agenda and minutes, including the 1995 access by written permission only International Maccabiah Committee 15th Maccabiah 3 volumes LMA/4286/01/01/007 Reports 1996 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/01/008 Reports 1997 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/01/009 Reports, agenda, minutes, and information 1999 access by written permission only pack including constitution, Committee and members lists 4 volumes LMA/4286/01/01/010 Reports, including agenda for the Yakir 2000 access by written permission only Maccabi Awards Committee Meeting 2 volumes World Congress LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN LMA/4286 Reference Description Dates LMA/4286/01/02/001 Report for 13th Congress 1957 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/02/002 Report for 14th Congress 1961 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/02/003 Report for 15th Congress 1965 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/02/004 Report for 16th Congress 1968 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/02/005 Report for 18th Congress 1978 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/02/006 Reports for 21st Congress including draft 1990 access by written permission only minutes, agenda and Executive address list 2 volumes LMA/4286/01/02/007 Reports for 22nd Congress, including agenda, 1994 access by written permission only minutes, invitation, programme and financial accounts 1 file, 2 volumes Publications and newsletters LMA/4286/01/03/001 Maccabiah Village Limited, International Youth 1957-1965 access by written permission only and Holiday Centre, Ramat-Gan, Israel 3 volumes LMA/4286/01/03/002 Various brochures in different languages for 1965-1999 access by written permission only Maccabi organisations in Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Germany, Italy and USSR, including Maccabi Antwerp anniversary celebrations 14 volumes LMA/4286/01/03/003 'Maccabi thoughts and reflections, a free 1968 access by written permission only tribune', edited by the Education Department, Maccabi World Union 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/004 'The Maccabi movement' (1-3): histories and 1979-1980 access by written permission only facts and figures 3 volumes LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN LMA/4286 Reference Description Dates LMA/4286/01/03/005 'Yakir Maccabi Award' 1984-1985, 1993, 2001: 1984-2001 access by written permission only lists of recipients and biographies including Ken Gradon, Executive member of Maccabi Union Great Britain 4 volumes LMA/4286/01/03/006 'Maccabim, the educational centre stage 1', 198--199- access by written permission only Israel: includes plans 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/007 'The Maccabiah, a photographic history' 1989 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/008 'A sound mind in a sound body, a history of 1990 access by written permission only Maccabi', by Joseph Hoffman 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/009 'Four year work programme 1990-1994' 1990 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/010 'Maccabi World Union': information brochure 1991 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/011 'In the footsteps of a legacy': fundraising 1996 access by written permission only brochure 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/012 'Shabbat Shalom': publication about the 199- access by written permission only tradition and heritage of Shabbat 1 volume LMA/4286/01/03/013 Pierre Gildesgame Maccabi Sport Museum: 1981-200- access by written permission only 'Museum update' newsletter, leaflets, newspaper cutting, and biography in Hebrew and English of Pierre Gildesgame, Union President 1 file LMA/4286/01/03/014 'Chairman's newsletter' (numbers 52, 70, 77, 1956-1967 access by written permission only 79-80, 89) and 'Maccabi news bulletin (number 7)' 7 pamphlets LMA/4286/01/03/015 'Maccabi newsletter' (incomplete set) 1984-1999 access by written permission only 11 pamphlets LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN LMA/4286 Reference Description Dates LMA/4286/01/03/016 15th Maccabiah 1997 Access by written permission 1 oversized ring bound volume only LMA/4286/01/03/017 Executive Plenary Meetings 1997 Access by written permission 1 publication only Correspondence LMA/4286/01/04/001 Correspondence, reports and minutes of the 1994-1996 access by written permission only Secretariat, including constitution and International Maccabiah Committee charter 1 file LMA/4286/01/04/002 Small side football 1994-1998 Access by written permission 1 file only LMA/4286/01/04/003 Correspondence, minutes and reports 1995-1996 Access by written permission Includes National Football Committee only correspondence. 1 file LMA/4286/01/04/004 Correspondence, minutes and reports 1996-1997 Access by written permission Includes rule changes. only 1 file LMA/4286/01/04/005 National football competitions 1997-1998 Access by written permission Correspondence, minutes, reports and only disciplinary action 1 file LMA/4286/01/04/006 Correspondence, reports and disciplinary action 1998-1999 Access by written permission Includes National Football Committee only correspondence. 1 file LMA/4286/01/04/007 Five a side championship 1999-2000 Access by written permission 1 file only LMA/4286/01/04/008 National football competitions 1999-2000 Access by written permission 1 file only Not available for general access LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN LMA/4286 Reference Description Dates LMA/4286/01/04/009 Correspondence, minutes and reports 2000-2001 Access by written permission 1 file only LMA/4286/01/04/010 Correspondence, fixtures and reports 2001-2002 Access by written permission 1 file only EUROPEAN MACCABI CONFEDERATION Minutes, reports and correspondence LMA/4286/02/01/001 Minutes of Antwerp Congress 1998 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/002 Biennial report 1984-1986 1986 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/003 Biennial report 1986-1988, including Ken 1988 access by written permission only Gradon's notes, pass and voting card 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/004 Biennial report 1988-1990, including minutes 1990 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/005 Biennial report 1990-1992, including rough 1992 access by written permission only notes and correspondence 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/006 Biennial report 1992-1994 1994 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/007 Biennial report 1994-1996 1996 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/008 Biennial report 1996-1998 1998 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/02/01/009 Biennial report 1998-2000 2000 access by written permission only 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN LMA/4286 Reference Description Dates LMA/4286/02/01/010 Correspondence about European Maccabi 1987-1992 access by written permission only Confederation events, including Junior European Football Competition, Mini- Maccabiada Yugoslavia, Senior Squash Tournament 1 file MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN (FORMERLY UNION OF MACCABI ASSOCIATIONS) National Executive Committee (see also LMA/4286/03/06 and 08) LMA/4286/03/01/001 British Maccabi Technical Board (later known 1943-1946 access by written permission only as Executive Committee), minutes (signed) 1 volume LMA/4286/03/01/002 Minutes (signed) 1946-1954 Unfit 1 volume access by written permission only Not available for general access. Unfit for consultation LMA/4286/03/01/003 Minutes (signed) 1954-1957 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/03/01/004 Minutes (signed) 1957-1958 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/03/01/005 Minutes (signed) 1958-1967 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/03/01/006 Minutes (signed) 1967-1973 access by written permission only 1 volume LMA/4286/03/01/007 Minutes (signed) 1939-1944 Access by written permission 1 volume only LMA/4286/03/01/008 Minutes (signed) 1944-1952 Access by written permission 1 volume only LMA/4286/03/01/009 Minutes (signed) 1951-1956 Access by written permission 1 volume only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 MACCABI UNION GREAT BRITAIN LMA/4286 Reference Description Dates LMA/4286/03/01/010 Minutes (signed) 1956-1968 Access by written permission 1 volume only LMA/4286/03/01/011 Minutes (signed) 1956-1981 Access by written permission Includes other committee minutes only 1 box file LMA/4286/03/01/012 Minutes (signed) 1979-1985 Access by written permission 1 box file only LMA/4286/03/01/013 Minutes 1993-1997 Access by written permission 1 box file only National Council, Youth Council, Honorary Officers and Youth Forum Meetings LMA/4286/03/02/001 National Council: minutes, agendas, reports 1982-1994 access by written permission
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