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MS 311/1 A993 Small Jewish and Interfaith Collections 1 MS 311/1 A993 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: Hackney Boys' Club bulletin Bound volume of copies of The Tower News: a bulletin issued by the Hackney Boys' Club, Jan-Dec 1944, edited by Harold Newblatt. The volume is inscribed with the message `Presented to Sergeant Marcus Carr: this bound copy of the news sheets for 1944 completed my third successive year as editor, Harold Newblatt' 2 MS 311/2 A995 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: order of service Order of service of thanksgiving following the admission of the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor Lord Levene of Portsoken at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, Bevis Marks, London, 13 Nov 1998 3 MS 311/3 A996 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: photograph album Album of black and white photographs of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, including the work of Red Cross personnel, of mass graves and of child survivors; entry pass for the camp 4 MS 311/4 A1004 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: London Conference on Nazi Gold Conference papers of the London Conference on Nazi Gold, Lancaster House, London, 2-4 Dec 1997 5 MS 311/5 A1005 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: photograph Photograph of the front of West Hartlepool Synagogue 6 MS 311/6 A1006 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: First Lodge of England of the B'nai B'rith The intellectual level of Anglo-Jewish life: being papers read before an open meeting by the First Lodge of England of the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, 15 Jan 1928 7 MS 311/7 A1007 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: letter to The Times Typescript of `Terrorist in Palestine': a letter to The Times, 12 Oct 1944 8 MS 311/8 A1008 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: orders of service Orders of service, 1945-79; sermon of Rabbi Israel Brodie on his installation as Chief Rabbi, 1948; Reply to Bevin: analysis of the Foreign Secretary's statement on Palestine by David Gen Gurion 9 MS 311/9 A1009 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: Jordan is Palestine papers Jordan is Palestine committee newsletters, newspaper cuttings, articles, 1988-92 10 MS 311/10 A1010 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: Letter from Jerusalem Meir Abelson Letter from Jerusalem newsletters, c.1987-91 11 MS 311/11 A1011 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: Arab-Israeli relations Papers relating to Palestine and Arab-Israeli relations, c.1979-92: including papers of the Israel Advocacy Centre, New York, articles, newspaper cuttings, extract of a speech, copy of the League of Nations mandate for Palestine, 1926 12 MS 311/12 A1014 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: memoirs of Curt Rosenberg Journals of Curt Rosenberg: two in German `Hexetanz nach Sonnentag' and `Tagebuch as dem Exil' and `Picture from a life: the memoirs of an East Prussian Jew', translated by S.F.Dorman 13 MS 311/13 A1019 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: newsletter International Interfaith Centre, Oxford, newsletter, Jul 1999 14 MS 311/14 A1093 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: naturalisation certificate Copy of the certificate of naturalisation of Boruchas Mausas Strasunskis, known as Starr, and his son of the same name, 14 Feb 1938 15 MS 311/15 A1094, A3034 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: papers of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Congregation A1094 Tercentenary celebration for Bevis Marks Synagogue: order of service, 5 Dec 2001; menu for dinner, 15 Oct 2001; commemorative brochure Annual reports of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, 1934, 1954-64; Laws of the Board of Guardians for the Relief of the Poor of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews Congregation, 1925; An anthology for the Sabbath compiled by Rabbi Dr S.Goldman, 1972 A3034 Outline of a plan proposed for the better management and amelioration of the Jewish poor, n.d. [nineteenth century] Brochure for the Jewish Board of Guardians centenary banquet in Guildhall, 17 Mar 1959 Association of Jewish Social Workers circulars, agenda, memorandum, 1970 Order Achei Brith and Shield of Abraham accounts copy of a section of a Japanese guidebook to London relating to synagogues of London 16 MS 311/16 A1095 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: CCJ anniversary dinner Copy of the programme, menu and dinner table plan for the tenth anniversary dinner of the Council of Christians and Jews, Mansion House, London, 8 Oct 1952 17 MS 311/17 A1098 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: Dr Goodman papers on the Liverpool Jewish community 1 Copy of the score of Hatikvah: a song of hope arranged and orchestrated by Betram B.Benas 2 Survey of the facilities of Jewish education in Liverpool, 1946; 1946-65 Committee on Jewish education survey on Jewish education in Merseyside by Mervyn Goodman, 1962; report of the demographic and sociological unit, 1965 3 Shalom: Merseyside Jewish year book 1971 4 Merseyside Jewish Representative Council year books 1992/3, 1993/4, 2000/1 5 Copies of Mosaic 1962-c.1972 6 Guide for an exhibition on Liverpool Jewry at the Manchester Jewish Museum 18 MS 311/18 A2012 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: papers of Abraham and Joyce Weiner Letter from Joyce Weiner to Philip Mishon, 24 March 1980; reprint of an article `ICH' by Abraham Weiner; notebook containing newspaper cuttings relating to lectures by Abraham Weiner, 1940-5; programme of meetings of the Adam Smith Club; flyer for the Joyce Weiner Fund 19 MS 311/19 A2013 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: papers of Eva Frean for the North Western Reform Synagogue Soviet Jewry Committee Papers relating to the plight of Soviet Jewry: newspaper cuttings, 1975-83; Excerpts from "Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe"; Moscow on trial: what to do with imprisoned Jews?, 1971; report of activities of the National Council for Soviet Jewry; programme of the North Western Reform Synagogue Soviet Jewry Committee; correspondence; publicity booklet relating to Edward Kuznetsov; copy of a typescript account of a visit by Eva Frean to Moscow, December 1978; programme for a recital by Boris Berman 20 MS 311/20 A2014 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: papers on the Middle East from Edmund de Rothschild Copies of `A proposal for alleviating some of the current problems in the Middle East', of the First Alexandria Declaration of Religious Leaders of the Holy Land, 21 January 2001, and a press release 21 MS 311/21 A2015 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: papers of Mrs Balcombe for Conscience, the Interdenominational Committee for Soviet Jewry Papers relating to the plight of Soviet Jewry, 1978-84: newspaper cuttings; correspondence; programmes for events; flyers and publicity for Conscience; publicity booklet relating to Edward Kuznetsov; paper relating to a colloquium and meeting in support of A.D.Ioffe 22 MS 311/22 A2016 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: marriage book Marriage book issued by the Administration Communale Anvers to Fajwel Sznicer and Sara Wahl, 22, July 1937 23 MS 311/23 A2021 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: copy of Perception Copy of the Jewish Blind Society official journal: Perception, Spring 1967 24 MS 311/24 A2026 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: copy of an article by John M.Shaftesley Copy of an article on the Council of Manchester and Salford Jews by John M.Shaftesley 25 MS 311/25 A2027 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: two posters for Jews for Jesus Two posters for the Jews for Jesus organisation 26 MS 311/26 A2036 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: papers of Edwin Manzoni, some relating to the Kitchener Camp, Kent, England Personal papers 1/1 Papers relating to Manzoni’s life, in particular to c.1924 - c.1939 his application to leave Vienna and go to England as a refugee. Included are: his birth and marriage certificates, school reports, references, sports club membership cards; and information about the Kitchener refugee camp in Kent, England and how to go about making an application. Most of the papers are in German 1/2 Three documents, in German, relating to a court 1931-39 case involving Hans Manzoni. Printed material 2 Some Victims of the Nazi Terror, a magazine c.1938 about the Kitchener Camp Five packets of photographs: the German writing on the first four packets indicate that the photographs were developed in Vienna, the fifth is from Boots in England. 3/1/1-11 Photographs: of Manzoni himself, and a number c.1930s of other people 3/2/1-38 Photographs: mainly of people; some of the c.1930S photos are in very poor condition 3/3/1-12 Photographs: mainly of people; some scenes and c.1930s postcards of Vienna are included 3/4/1-25 Photographs: mainly people c.1930s 3/5/1-39 Photographs: mainly of people; a few show rows c.1939 of buildings which could be the Kitchener Camp 27 28 MS 311/27 A2041 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: Papers relating to Leo Baeck Obituaries, tributes, in memoriam booklets; tributes and an order of service honouring Leo Baeck’s seventieth, seventy fifth and eightieth birthdays; two lectures by Leo Baeck; articles; notes relating to Leo Baeck; correspondence, 1943-57 29 MS 311/28 A2042 Small Jewish and interfaith collections: papers of the Student and Academic Campaign for Soviet Jewry, 1972, 1982-8 Correspondence; minutes of the meetings of the medical committee for Soviet Jewry; posters; reports of visits of Russia; report of the twelfth world conference of youth and students, 1985; newspaper cuttings; photographs mainly of people, but including one of a letter to the President of the Soviet Academy of Sciences; volume one of the Journal of the academic proceedings of Soviet jewry; copy of The economist;
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