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(1899-1970) Jewish Historian An THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS Report on correspondence and papers of CECIL ROTH (1899-1970) Jewish historian and author 1921-1970 Reproduced for the Anglo-Jewish Archives (AJ/151) by THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS Quality House, Quality Court, Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1HP 1978 All rights reserved No 78/74 Anglo-Jewish Archives Ref. No. AJ/151 Papers of Cecil Roth (1899-1970), historian, editor in chief Encyclopaedia Judaica, Comprising correspondence, genealogical & biographical notes, lecture notes, press cuttings, texts of lectures & articles, draft plan for a ‘Modern Jewish History’, book reviews, offprints, miscellanea. Presented by Mrs. Cecil (Irene) Roth Location: Mocatta Library, University College, London WC1 AJ/151/A/1 Correspondence A to D ( Letters addressed to Cecil Roth & copies of letters sent by him) 1 Abramson, Prof. S., 3 March 1966 2 Accademia Colombaria of Frolence & R. Deputazione di Storia Patria of Venice, translation of letter sent to, 3 Adler, Michael, 12 June 1934 4 Albright, W.F., 23 Sept. 1965 5 Alexander, S., 30 Dec. 1924 6 Allon, Yigal, 11. Jan. 1961 7 American Jewish Archives 31 Oct. 1956 8 American Jewish Historical Quarterly, letter to editor, 12 July 1962 9 Amzalak, Prof, M.B., 21 Jan. 1935 10 Anglo-Jewish Association 23 July 1964 11 Archivo General de la Nacion, Mexico, 5 Dec. 1945 12 Archivo Historico Nacional, Madrid, 23 April 1930 13 Ariel, Joseph, 10 June 1957 14-16 Asch, Sholem, 22 June 1951, 8 July 1951, 18 Nov. 1951 17 Attwood, Mrs., 16 March 1962 18-21 Avi-Yonah, M., 14 March 1957, 20 Jan. 1960, 27 Nov. 1960, 13 June 1962 22 Baeck, Leo, 23 Baer, Y., 20 June 1956 24-25 Balzo, G. del, 3 May 1937, 12 June 1937 26-29 Barnard, W.G.W, 16 Jan. 1934, 20 Jan. 1934, 5 Feb., 1934, 20 June 1934, 20 July 1934 Barnett, Richard, 16 Dec. 1947, 25 Nov. 1954, 28 Feb. 1966, 19 March 1966, 22 Jan. 1967, 19 30-36 April 1969, 1 June 1969 37 Barnett, Richard, letter to, n.d. 38 Baroja, J.C., letter to, 26 Dec. 1963 39-40 Baroja, J.C., letter to, n.d. 41 Baron, Salo W., 28 June 1944, letter to, 42 Baron, Salo W., XXXXXXXXXX 17 Sept. 1958 43 Baroth, T.G., 6 Jan. 1956 44 Barron, C.F, 29 Dec. 1961 45 Basseches, B., 18 Feb. 1964 AJ/151/A/1 Correspondence A to D 46-48 Bearsted, Second Viscount, 10 Dec. 1935, 5 Nov. 1936, 13 Aug. 1938 49 Begin, M., envelop, 22 June 1960 50 Bell, A.S., n.d 51 Benas, B.B, 17 July 1964 52-54 Ben –Menahem, N., 9 Dec. 1946, 7 April 1957, 5 Nov. 1961 55 Ben-Sasson, H,H., 1 March 1963 56 Bentwich, Norman, 3 March (1963?) 57 Berenblut, M., 29 Sept. 1948 58 Berlin, Isaiah, card, 24 March 1956 59 Berlin, Isaiah, 6 Sept. 1965 60 Bertaud, Dom E., 23 March 1964 61 Bezalel National Museum, 9 Oct. 1964 62 Biberfeld, Henry, 30 June 1955 63 Bitzaxis, E., card, n.d. 64 Blockmands, Prof. F., 10 Dec. 1946 65 Bloom, Herbert I., 24 Dec. 1932 66 Blom, Herbert I., letter to, 12 Jan. 1933 67-71 Blumenkranz, B., 16 Nov. 1956, 25 Nov. 1962, 2 Dec. 1963, 10 Jan. 1964, 29 Feb. 1964 72 Blunden, E., card, 22 Nov. 1941 73 Bodleian Library, 11 May 1964 74 Borchsenius, P., n.y 75 Borenius, Tancred, 28 Dec. 1934 76 Breslar, M., 3 May 1933 77 Brinton, Crane, 21 Dec. 1959 78 Browne, Lewis, 29 July 1935 79-81 Brunschvicg, Leon, 30 Sept. 1936 (?), 11 Oct. 1936, 11 April 1938 82 Buchthal, Hugo, 23 July 1958 83 Cantor, Eddie, 16 July 1938 84 Carmel, J., 8 May 1963 85 Carpi, D., n.d. 86 Cassiers, G., 6 April 1970 87 Cecil, Lord, 5 March 1941 88 Cecil, Lord, letter to, 7 May 1943 89 Central Board of the Jewish Communities of Greece, 17 July 1946 90 Chabachoff, B., 1 March 1968 91 Chain, Ernst, 12 Sept. 1948 92 Chudson, L.F., 21 July 1963 Cohen of Walmer, Lord, 21 Dec. 1947, 29 May 1949, 3 Jan. 1955, 28 Dec., 1962, 4 Jan. 93-97 1963 98 Cohen, Abraham, 10 Feb. 1941 99 Cohen, B.V. n.y. 100 Cohen, E.M. 22 June 1943 101-103 Cohen, Sir Robert W., 6 March 1931, 17 March 1942, 12 Nov. 1943 AJ/151/A/1 Correspondence A to D 104 – 105 Colyer – Fergusson, T., 20 Feb. 1935, 2 Feb. 1951 106 Comay, Joan, and others, n.d. 107 Commentary, Assistant Editor of, 1 Dec. 1966 108 Consistoire Central des Juifs en Bulgarie, 16 Jan. 1960 109 Corporation of London, 9 Jan. 1956 110 Coulton, G.G., 4 Dec. 1936 Crews, Cynthia M., 25 March 1955, 4 Oct. 1958, 26 Nov. 1960, 2 Dec. 1960, enclosure to 111-116 missing letter, 1 Mar. 1964 117 Daube, David, 24 March 1964 118 – 121 D’Avigdor – Goldsmid, 28 Nov. 1933, 11 Jan. 1934, 19 Nov. 1934, 2 Jan. 1935 122 Deeds, Wyndham, n.d. 123-124 Dinur, B., 15 June 1936, 29 Nov. 1961 125 Donbrow, Millie, 27 July 1969 126 Donegall, Lord, 27 June 1942 127 Donegall, Lord, letter to, 23 July 1942 128 Dunlop, D.M., 28 March 1959 Arranged & listed May 1975 L.C. ADDENDA Basto, A.C. de Barros, 24 Feb. 1927, 12 Aug. 1929, 15 Oct. 1929, 30 Sept. 129-136 1931, 13 Dec. 1931, 10 Apr. 1932, 4 Aug. 1934, 28 Apr. 1935 137 Colorni, Vittore, 22 July 1961 138 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 24 May 1944 139 Dunlop, D.M., n.d. ANGLO-JEWISH ARCHIVES Ref. No. AJ/151 Papers of CECIL ROTH AJ/151/1/A/2 Correspondence E to K 1 Edelman, G.I., 22 Oct. 1952. 2 Edelman, Maurice, 7 Oct. 1960. 3 Edelman, R., 7 Dec. 1960. 4 Editorial Patria, Mexico, 20 Jan. 1945. 5-7 Eisenbeth, M., Chief Rabbi of Algiers, 22 Apr. 1937, 5 May 1937, 2 Nov. 1950. 8-10 Elath, Eliahu, 17 Nov. 1952, 19 Nov. 1952, 20 Nov. 1959. 11-12 Elias, E., 22 Nov. 1965, 24 Apr. 1969. 13-16 Elkan, Benno, 19 Dec. 1943, 29 Nov. 1954, 12 Dec. 1954, 24 Feb. 1956. 17-18 Elzas, Barnetta., 16 Oct. 1932, 24 Jan. 1933. 19 Emden, Paul H., 23 Sept. 1944. 20-22 Emmanuel, I.S. 10 Apr. 1957, 24 May 1957, 24 Sept. 1963. 23 Encyclopaedia Hebraica, 9 June 1960. 24 Entwistle, William J., 27 March 1948. 25-27 Epstein, Isador, 25 Dec. 1930, 29 July 1948, n.d. 28 Eshkol, Levi, Prime Minister, 28 Oct. 1964. 29 Evans, Francis, Ambassador, 2 Oct. 1953. 30 Feuchtwanger, Lion, 27 Jan. 1933. 31 Fineman, Irving, 26 June 1961. 32 Firth, C.H., 15 Nov. 1922. 33 Fischel, Walter J., 10 May 1970. 34 Fisher, Mrs. D.L., 15 July 1958. 35 Fisher, Mrs. D.L., letter to, n.d. 36 Fishman, Solomon, 12 Aug. 1948 37-39 Foligno, Cesare, 30 Jan. 1933, 19 March 1936, 4 Dec. 1958. 40 Fox, A., 4 June 1948. 41 Franchetti, Luisa, 19 Febr. 1970. AJ/151/1/A/2 42-55. Franklin, Arthur E., 14 Nov. 1932, 22 Oct. 1934, 30 Oct. 1934, 19 Nov. 1934, 10 Dec. 1934, 16 Dec. 1934, 26 Dec. 1934, 31 Dec. 1934, 20 Jan. 1935, 26 Feb. 1935, 30 Aug. 1935, 12 June. 1936, 26 Oct. 1937, 4 Nov, 1937. 56. Freed, A.B., 30 Aug. 1953. 57. Frizziero, Lina, 25 Jan. 1960. 58. Fuks, L., 14 Dec. 1961. 59-61. Galante, Prof. A., 1 May 1932, 8 May 1936, 3 Dec. 1948. 62. Gaon, Haham Solomon, 28 Sept. 1949. 63. Garrod, H.W., 25 March 1941. 64. Gertner, Levi, 19 Aug. 1964. 65. Gifford, D.H., 13 June 1965. 66-67. Glatzer, Nahum N., 6 June 1961, 23 June 1961. 68. Glueck, Nelson, copy of letter to, 6 Nov. 1959. 69-70. Godfrey, Archbishop William, 15 March 1935, 28 Jan. 1939. 71-73. Goldkorn, Georges, 30 Jan, 1964, 27 Sept., 1967, Dec. (?) 1969. 74,76,78-79. Goldmann, Nachum, 2 Nov. 1934, 13 Aug. 1961, 13 Sept. 1961, 6 Nov. 1961 75, 77 Goldmann, N., copies of letters to, 8 Aug. 1961, Aug. 1961. 80. Goldschmidt, Daniel, 28 Apr. 1963. 81-82. Goodenough, Erwin R., 26 Apr. 1954, 6 Nov. 1956. 83. Gordis, Robert, 17 Apr. 1970. 84. Grandi, Ambassador Dino, 30 Jan. 1933. 85. Graupe, H.M., 17 July 1964. 86. Greerberg, B., 24 Aug. 1951. 87. Greerberg, M., letter to, n.d. 88-89 Grunebaum-Ballin, P., 26 Oct. 1931, 7 Oct. 1932. 90,92,94- Guedalla, Philip, letters to, 30 Dec. 1932, 27 Sept. 1933, 10 Oct. 1933, 1 Nov. 95,98, 100, 1933, 8 Nov. 1933, 28 Nov.1933, 18 Jan. 1935. 103. 91, 93, 96-97, Guedalla, Philip, 26 Sept. 1935, 28 Sept. 1933, 1 Nov. 1933, 3 Nov. 1933, 22 99, 101-102, Nov. 1933, 29 Nov. 1933, 14 Dec. 1933, 29 Oct. 1936, 23 June. 1937, 28 June, 104-108. 1937, 30 Sept. 1938, 13 March. 1939. 109. Hall, Frederick, 3 June 1966. 110-111. Hart, Ronald D’Arcy, 3 March 1964, n.d. AJ/151/1/A/2 112. Hart, Ronald D’Arcy, letter to, n.d. 113-115. Hay, Malcolm, of Seaton, 28 Apr. 1953, 21 March 1956, 23 May 1961. 116. Hebrew Union College, 5 Dec. 1968. 117. Hendel, Michael, 3 Sept. 1953. 118. Henson, Dr., letter to, 10 Apr. 1946. 119. Herbert, A.P, 12 Nov. 1935. 120. Hetvany, Louis, 13 Jan. 1943. 121-126. Highfield, J.R.L., 20 Apr.
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