Series C. Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1918–1979

Series Description

The Institute of Jewish Affairs series consists of 301 boxes (120.4 linear feet) containing records of the research division of the World Jewish Congress. The Institute of Jewish Affairs (IJA) was established in February 1941, under the leadership of Jacob Robinson (director, 1941–1947) to study the political, legal, and economic position of world Jewry between 1916 and 1941 and then to formulate a post-war policy which would safeguard Jewish rights internationally. After World War II, the IJA continued to study the Jewish situation and to suggest policy under its second and third directors, Nehemiah Robinson (1947–1964) and Oscar Karbach (1964–1973).

Important areas of investigation for the IJA included anti-Semitic legislation and activities, punishment of war crimes, and restitution for victims of the Holocaust. The IJA researched and published on subjects relating to Jewish life, including problems not entirely Jewish, but related to Jewish problems such as minorities, migration, and human rights. In cooperation with the WJC's Political Department, the IJA (and especially the WJC's Office of Indemnification, headed by Nehemiah Robinson from 1946 to about 1950) produced reports for submission to the United Nations and other bodies.

Spanning the years 1918–1979, the series is divided into four sub-series:

Sub-series 1. Executive Files and Correspondence, 1929–1974, consists of 78 boxes of files of the first three directors of the IJA — Jacob Robinson, Nehemiah Robinson, and Oscar Karbach. Included in the Nehemiah Robinson papers, beginning in box 31, are files pertaining to war crimes and restitution, as well as files pertaining to special inquiries made in reference to missing persons and claims. The Oscar Karbach papers also contain, beginning in box 54, a section on war crimes and restitution that includes witness lists and items relating to witness searches and trial matters.

Sub-series 2. Research Materials, Reports, and Publications, 1920–1979, consists of 71 boxes of articles and publications focusing mainly on Germany, World War II, the Holocaust, and post-war issues such as displaced persons, restitution, and refugees, etc. The first section of this sub-series contains files and drafts pertaining to the manuscript, The Jewish Catastrophe: Its Background and Aftermath. The sub-series closes with writings on post-war and Cold War era issues such as anti-Semitism, the Soviet Union, the United Nations, and numerous other topics. The bulk dates for this sub-series range from the 1940s to the 1960s.

Sub-series 3. War Crimes and Retribution, 1918–1979, contains 79 boxes of mostly country-by-country files pertaining to individual war crime and retribution cases. This sub-series contains background materials and related information as well, including files on searches for Holocaust witnesses and witness testimony, together with war crimes trial correspondence. Of particular interest are the files on war crimes and atrocities in individual communities in Poland, as well as the section on the Nuremberg trial proceedings and cases.

Sub-series 4. Indemnification, 1939–1975, contains 73 boxes consisting of files pertaining to restitution legislation and claims, including property claims, organized by country. The sub-series concludes with nearly 25 boxes of correspondence and other materials pertaining to the Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, the United Restitution Organization, and the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.

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Sub-series 1.  Executive Files and Correspondence, 1929–1974
Robinson, Jacob, 1941–1951
 
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Advisory Council, 1941–1943
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Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, Executive Committee, 1942–1943
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Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, Kallen, Horace M., 1941–1942
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Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, Levy, Beryl H., Jun–Nov 1941
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Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, Levy, Beryl H., Oct–Dec 1941
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Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, Levy, Beryl H., Jan–Mar 1942
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Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, Levy, Beryl H., Mar–Nov 1942
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Advisory Council and Board of Trustees, Michael, Jerome, 1941–1942
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Archives, information sources, 1941–1944
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Archives, 1942–1946
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Archives, organization plans, 1943–1946
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Archives, staff rules, 1946
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Institute of Jewish Affairs, legal report, 1941
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Jewish periodicals, 1941
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Jewish and minorities problems, 1941
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Legal periodicals, 1941
 8

Library, acquisitions, 1942–1945
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Library, acquisitions, 1945–1946
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Library, bibliography, 1942–1951
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Meetings of research staff and department heads, 1942–1943
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Program — organization and administration (Yiddish), 1941
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Program — organization and administration — reactions, 1941
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Program — organization and administration — reactions, 1941
 3

Publicity, 1941–1945
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Publicity, 1942–1943
 5

Select bibliography on Nazi propaganda, 1940–1941
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Staff applications, A–F, 1941
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Staff applications, G–H, 1941
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Staff applications, J–Q, 1941
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Staff applications, R–Z, 1941
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Staff applications, A–M, 1941–1943
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Staff applications, N-Z, 1941–1943; A–Z, 1944
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Staff memos from Robinson, Nehemiah, 1941–1943
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Staff memos to technical staff, 1941
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Staff meetings with research staff, no. 2–12, 1941
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Staff meetings with research staff, no. 13–27, 1941
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Staff meetings with research staff, no. 28–44, 1941
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Staff meetings, entire staff, 1942
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World Jewish Congress-United Nations memos, 1946
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American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, 1941–1944
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American Committee on Religious Rights and Minorities
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American Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs, 1942–1943
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American Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs, 1942–1945
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American Jewish Committee, 1940–1942
 6

American Jewish Committee, Gottschalk, Max, Lourie, Arthur 1941–1944
 7

American Jewish Conference, 1943–1944
 8

American Jewish Congress, Miller, Irving, 1943–1944
 9

American Jewish Congress, Commission on Law and Legislation, 1944
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American Jewish Congress, local divisions, 1941–1942
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American Jewish Congress, 1941–1944
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American Jewish Congress, Schultz, Lillie, 1941–1943
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American Jewish Congress, Schultz, Lillie, 1942–1943
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American Jewish Congress, Wise, Stephen S., 1941–1942
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American Jewish Congress, Wise, Stephen S., 1942–1948
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American Jewish Congress, Women's Division, 1941–1944
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American Society for International Law, 1942
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American Zionist Emergency Council, 1943–1944
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Canadian Jewish Congress, 1942–1944
 8

Carnegie Foundation for International Law, 1941–1942
 9

Carnegie Foundation for International Law, 1942–1945
 10

Church organizations, 1942–1943
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Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, 1940–1944
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Committee on Post-War Population Resettlement, 1943
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Hadassah, 1941–1944
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Individuals abroad, A–D, 1941–1948
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Individuals abroad, E–G, 1941–1948
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Individuals abroad, H–W, 1941–1948
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Individuals, United States, A–K, 1941–1944
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Individuals, United States, L–P, 1941–1944
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Individuals, United States, R–S, 1941–1944
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Individuals, United States, T–Z, 1941–1944
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Information services of European Governments, 1941–1945
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Information services of Polish Government, 1941–1944
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Information services of European Governments (Yugoslavia), 1942–1944
 5

Institute on World Organization, 1941–1942
 6

International Labor Office, 1941–1942
 7

International Labor Office, 1942–1943
 8

International Labor Office, 1944–1945
 9

Jewish Agency for Palestine, 1941–1945
 10

League of Nations, 1942–1943
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Library of Congress, 1943–1945
 12

New School for Social Research, 1942
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Non-World Jewish Congress organizations, anti-bias legislation, 1939–1944
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Non-World Jewish Congress organizations, anti-bias legislation, 1936, 1944–1945
C91

Organizations and individuals, Czechoslovakia, 1941–1943
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Rotary Club, Nov 1941–Jan 1943
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Rotary Club, Feb–Dec 1943, Aug 1946, Aug 1947
 4

United Palestine Appeal, 1942–1943
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United States government offices, 1942–1945
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Various organizations abroad, A–H, 1941–1948
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Various organizations abroad, I–W, 1941–1948
C101

Various organizations, United States, A, 1941–1944
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Various organizations, United States, B–C, 1941–1945
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Various organizations, United States, E–F, 1941–1944
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Various organizations, United States, H–I, 1941–1945
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Various organizations, United States, J, 1941–1944
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Various organizations, United States, L–O, 1941–1947
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Various organizations, United States, P–V, 1941–1944
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Various organization, United States, W–Z, 1941–1947
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Riegner, Gerhart M., 1942
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World Jewish Congress, Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, 1941–1943
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World Jewish Congress, Advisory Council on European Jewish Affairs, 1942–1946
 5

World Jewish Congress, Beer, Max, 1941–1943
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World Jewish Congress, British section, 1941–1942
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World Jewish Congress, British section, Jun–Dec 1942
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World Jewish Congress, British section, 1942–1943
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World Jewish Congress, British section, 1943
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World Jewish Congress, British section, 1943–1945
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World Jewish Congress, British section, 1945
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World Jewish Congress, Cohen, Albert, 1941–1944
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World Jewish Congress, Jan–Jun 1943
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World Jewish Congress, Jun–Oct 1943
 5

World Jewish Congress, Geneva, 1941
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World Jewish Congress, Goldmann, Nahum, 1941–1945
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World Jewish Congress, Jewish Comment, 1943–1944
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World Jewish Congress, Knopfmacher, Kate, 1941–1944
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World Jewish Congress, Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1941–1943
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World Jewish Congress, Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1943–1944
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World Jewish Congress, 1944
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World Jewish Congress, Office Committee, 1941
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World Jewish Congress, Office Committee, 1942
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World Jewish Congress, Office Committee, 1944
 6

World Jewish Congress, Riegner, Gerhart M., 1943
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World Jewish Congress, Riegner, Gerhart M., 1945
 8

World Jewish Congress, Schwarzbart, Ignacy, 1941–1942
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World Jewish Congress, Stein, Kalmen, 1942
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World Jewish Congress, Tartakower, Arieh, 1942–1944
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YIVO — Yiddish Scientific Institute, 1941–1944
C141

Zionist Archives and Library, 1941–1944
 2

Mailing and publication lists, 1944
 3

Speeches, 1941–1942
 4

Addresses, unpublished, 1941–1943
 5

Editorial attack against Robinson, Jacob, 1943
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Comments by Robinson, Jacob, 1943
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Addresses in Washington, correspondence, 1944–1945
 8

Comments, United Nations, 1944–1945
 9

Reviews by Robinson, Jacob, July 1946
 10

Preparation of reports, publications, drafts, and manuscripts, 1944
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Memo — “Were Minority Treaties a Failure?,” 1945
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Manuscript, Human Rights and Fundamental Freedom in the Charter of the United Nations, 1945
 13

Legal problems of the crimes against humanity, 1945
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Indictment of Nuremberg defendants, 1945
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Nuremberg notes, 1945
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Nuremberg report, 1945
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Nuremberg trial report, 1945
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Travel papers, Robinson, Jacob's trip to Nuremberg, Nov–Dec 1945
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Second trip to Nuremberg, Aug 1946
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Report, Transfer of Property in Enemy-Occupied Territory, 1945
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Meeting minutes, speech, correspondence, London, Oct 1945
 22

Reports on international legal theory, 1945–1946
 23

War Crimes Group of Office Committee, report, minutes, correspondence, 1945–1946
 24

Survivors in post-war Europe, 1946
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World Jewish Congress-Institute of Jewish Affairs, war crimes, Dec 1946
 26

Publicity, reappointment of Robinson, Jacob, to United Nations Expert Consultancy, Dec 1946–1947
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Report on exhibition, Tragedy and Survival, 1947
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Correspondence, vacation, Summer 1941
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Correspondence, A–G, 1941–1943
 4

Correspondence, H–R, 1941–1943
 5

Correspondence, S–Z, 1941–1943
 6

Personal, “Morning Freiheit,” 1942
 7

Correspondence, Ten Years of Hitler, 1943
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Correspondence, 1943–1948
 9

Personal, Columbia course, 1942–1943
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Personal, Columbia course, 1944
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Columbia course lectures, 1943–1944
 12

Minorities in Europe, manuscript, Columbia course, 1944
 13

Frischer, Ernest, re: “Were Minority Treaties a Failure?,” 1945
 14

Schroon Lake, correspondence, 1945
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Correspondence, 1945
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Disposition of archival material in Eastern Europe, Aug 1945
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Trip, Nov 1945
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Correspondence and press releases, Czechoslovakia, 1945–1946
 19

Correspondence, 1946
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Memos, 1946
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Vacation, 1946
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Vacation, 1943
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Trip to Europe, Aug 1946
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Correspondence, Jan–Jun 1947
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Correspondence re: liquidation of Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1947
 
Robinson, Nehemiah, 1939–1973
 
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Correspondence, 1945–1946
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Correspondence, 1946–1948
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Correspondence, Jan–Feb 1949
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Correspondence, Mar–Apr 1949
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Correspondence, May–Jun 1949
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Correspondence, Jul–Aug 1949
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Correspondence, Sep–Oct 1949
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Correspondence, Nov–Dec 1949
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Correspondence, Jan–Mar 1950
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Correspondence, Apr 1950
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Correspondence, May–Jun 1950
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Correspondence, Jul–Oct 1950
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Correspondence, 1953
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Information bulletin, 1946–1947
 4

Requests for information, 1960
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Trial of Dr. Stepinal, 1946
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Altaras, 1945
 7

Barou, Noah re: relief efforts, 1948
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Brassloff, F.L., Jan–Jun 1951
 9

Brassloff, F.L., Jun–Dec 1951
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Dwork, C. Irving, 1945–1946
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Easterman, Alexander L., 1945–1946
 12

Ebstein, Yehuda, 1961
 13

Goldmann, Nahum, 1953–1956
 14

Hilldring, J.H., 1969–1972
 15

Hyman, Abraham S., 1956–1958
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Karbach, Oscar, Mar–Sept 1949
 17

Karbach, Oscar, Oct 1949–Jun 1950
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Karbach, Oscar, 1969–1972
 2

Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1950
 3

Rauch, Dr., 1964–1973
 4

Rubin, S., 1960–1964
 5

Ticktin, Theodore J. 1945–1946
 6

Algeria — World Jewish Congress section, 1958–1961
 7

Argentina, Jan–Jun 1951
 8

Argentina, Jul–Dec 1951
 9

Argentina, 1952–1953
 10

Austria, 1962–1963
 11

Austria, statistical reports from Iskult, 1962–1963
 12

Belgium, 1945–1946
 13

Belgium, 1946–1951
 14

Canada, Jan–Aug 1951
 15

Canada, Aug–Dec 1951
C201

Cuba, 1941–1951
 2

Egypt, 1959–1962
 3

Ethiopia, Libya, Tunisia, 1959–1961
 4

France, 1950–Jun 1951
 5

France, Jun–Dec 1951
 6

Great Britain, 1956
 7

Latin America, 1947–1951
 8

Latin America, 1951
 9

Morocco, 1958–1961
 10

Romania, 1956–1962
C211

B'nai B'rith, Anti-Defamation League, 1962–1970
 2

I.G. Farben, 1956
 3

Institute of Jewish Affairs, Jan–Jun 1951
 4

Institute of Jewish Affairs, Jul–Dec 1951
 5

Institute of Jewish Affairs, Jan–Jun 1956
 6

Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1959–1967
 7

International Tracing Service, 1959–1961
 8

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, Jan–Feb 1951
 9

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, Mar 1951
 10

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, Apr–Jun 1951
 11

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, Jul–Aug 1951
C221

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, Sep–Dec 1951
 2

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, 1963–1971
 3

Jewish Trust Corporation, 1960–1963
 4

United Nations Subcommittee on Disarmament and Minorities, 1946–1953
 5

United Restitution Organization, 1947–1954
 6

United States, Department of State, 1946–1951
 7

World Jewish Congress, Geneva office, 1950–1951
 8

World Jewish Congress, Geneva office, 1951
 9

World Jewish Congress, Israel, 1955
 10

Anti-Semitism, 1963, 1966
 11

Neo-Fascism, 1963
 12

Neo-Nazism, 1963
 13

United Nations Human Rights, 1947–1948
C231

United Nations Human Rights, 1949
 2

United Nations Human rights, 1950–1951
 3

Mailing lists and correspondence re: Institute for Jewish Affairs publications, 1956–1962
 4

Czechoslovakia, liberation-restoration master file, ca. 1945
 5

Report and memos, restitution, anti-Semitism, war crimes, ca. 1945
 6

Report, reparations and restitution, 1945
 7

Statistics report, 1945
 8

Relief and rehabilitation, 1945
 9

Indemnification law report, 1947
 10

Memoranda re: Eastern Europe
 11

World Jewish Congress reports, 1947–1950
 12

Reports, correspondence re: genocide, 1948
 13

Institute of Jewish Affairs reports, 1948–1951
 14

International Military Tribunal transcript, 1949
 15

Paper drafts, 1949
 16

Reports on Jewish life, 1949
C241

Anti-Semitism, 1949–1950
 2

International Legal Assistance, Inc., 1949–1950
 3

Manuscripts, drafts of memos on Germany, 1950
 4

Emergency, Latin America, 1951
 5

Genocide convention (reprint-Jewish Frontier), 1951
 6

Institute of Jewish Affairs, reports, re: Soviet Union, ca. 1951
 7

Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (inc.), 1952
 8

Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, draft, report, 1952
 9

Legislation, 1952
 10

Manuscripts (war criminals, the Geneva Assembly, publications, Greece, World Jewish Congress, interventions, Austria, etc.), 1952
 11

Report (German), 1952
 12

Experts drafts (Jewish Central Committee) through Jan 1952
C251

Activities of the World Jewish Congress in and for the United Nations, 1953
 2

Broadening of World Jewish Congress organizational structure, 1953
 3

Preliminary documents, 1953
 4

Institute of Jewish Affairs reports, and correspondence, 1953–1960
 5

Convention, statelessness, civil rights, 1954
 6

France, corrections by Vanisloff, 1954
 7

Drafts: highlights and chronicle of events in Jewish life, 1954
 8

Jewish situation in various countries (primarily Eastern Europe), 1954
 9

Draft: The Jewish Situation in Romania, 1954
 10

Manuscripts (The Global Recompense Agreements with Germany, The Jewish Communities of China in Dissolution), 1954
 11

Draft: The Neo-Fascist International, ca. 1954
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Correspondence, drafts: The Neo-Fascist International, 1956
 13

Survey, activities of World Jewish Congress, 1954
 14

Survey of Jewish communities, 1954 (alpha by country)
 15

Hungarian trials of Jewish leaders, 1954
 16

World Restitution Organization and Conference on Jewish Materials Claims Against Germany, 1954–1955
 17

Report, Commission on Law and Social Action, 1955
C261

Drafts, manuscripts (The Arab States of the Middle East, The People's Democracies), 1955
 2

Drafts, manuscripts (The War Criminals), 1955
 3

Draft, Egyptian Anti-Semitism, 1955
 4

Draft, Great Britain, Fascist organizations and periodicals, ca. 1955
 5

Memoranda, manuscripts, International Criminal Court: Civil and Political Rights, ca. 1955
 6

Draft, North African situation, 1955
 7

Papers, 1955
 8

Reports, correspondence, 1955–1962
 9

Survey, statistical data (by country-current status, education, etc.) 1955
 10

Drafts re: United States anti-Semitism, 1955
 11

Argentina, reports and correspondence, 1956
 12

Australia, reports and correspondence, 1956
 13

Austria, reports and correspondence, 1956
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Canada, reports and correspondence, 1956
 2

Great Britain, reports and correspondence, 1956
 3

American Jewish Congress, reports and correspondence, 1956
 4

Jewish communities of the world (Institute of Jewish Affairs), draft, 1956
 5

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, May–Jun 1956
 6

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, Jun–Dec 1956
 7

“Migration, Natural Increase and Geographical Distribution of the Jewish People,” old drafts, 1956
 8

Soviet anti-Semitism, correspondence, July 1956
 9

Status of Jewish communities, various nations, 1956
 10

Status of Jewish communities, Austria, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, Czechoslovakia, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, Denmark, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, France, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, Germany, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, Greece, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, Holland, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, Luxembourg, 1956
 18

Status of Jewish communities, Norway, 1956
 19

Status of Jewish communities, Poland, 1956
 20

Status of Jewish communities, West Germany, 1956
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Status of Jewish communities, Yugoslavia, 1956
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Status of European Jewry ten years after the war, 1956
 23

Manuscript, Tracing International Fascism, 1956
C281

Report, Middle East, Soviet bloc nations, 1957–1959
 2

Rabbi Hollander's manuscript abstract, 1959
 3

Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 1, “Jews in Buenos Aires, 1936,” 1959
 4

Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 2, “Jews in the Provinces, 1934,” 1959
 5

Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 3, “Jews in Argentina, 1946,” 1959
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Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 4, “Argentina, DAIA,” 1959
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Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 4, “Schools and Cultural life to 1958,” 1959
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Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 4, “Jewish Population of Argentina, 1958,” 1959
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Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 5, “Economic Development of Argentina,” 1959
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Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 5, “Argentina — Political Activities,” 1959
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Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, ch. 5, “Jewish Population in Argentina in 1950s,” 1959
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Manuscript of Statistics Report, part 3, part 3, “Argentina Statistics,” 1959
 13

Status of Jewish community in Cyprus, 1959
 14

German-Bulgarian relations and their effects on Bulgarian Judaism, Fauck, S., 2 Mar 1961
 15

United Nations Economic and Social Council, eleventh session, Oct 1961
 16

World Jewish Congress and its work, 1961–1965
 17

Anti-Semitism, 1962
 18

Manuscript notes, 1962
 19

American Section, World Jewish Congress, May 1962
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Trial report, Jul 1962
 21

Statistics of Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration, 1962–1963
 22

Conference of Jewish Organizations, 1963
 23

Neo-Fascism in Italy, 1963
C291

Report on Hilfsfonds, 1963
 2

Reports and resolutions from French section, national conference, 1963
 3

World Jewish Congress and its work, 1963
 4

World Jewish Congress, organizational report, 1964–1965
 5

World Jewish Congress documents — genocide, 1965
 6

Statistical report on minority, 1973
 7

Periodicals, correspondence re: statelessness, 1944–1951
 8

Trips, memoranda, 1946–1949
 9

Drafts and memoranda, Jan–Jun 1948
 10

Drafts and memoranda, Jun–Dec 1948
 11

Institute of Jewish Affairs information series, 1948–1949
 12

Drafts and memoranda, Feb–Apr 1949
 13

Drafts and memoranda, May–Dec, 1949
 14

Article in Frankfurter Hefte, “Number of Jews killed by Nazis,” 1952
 15

United Nations, agenda, general assembly, 1952
 16

Communications, 1953–1954
C301

Universal declaration of human rights, 1957
 2

United Nations report on third session, 1957
 3

Jewish periodicals, 1957–1961
 4

Non-World Jewish Congress publications, 1961–1963
 5

Non-World Jewish Congress periodicals, “Digest on Germany and Austria,” 1962
 6

Non-World Jewish Congress periodicals, “International Committee on Auschwitz,” (German, French, Romanian), 1962
 7

Non-Jewish periodicals, 1962–1963
 8

Press releases, 1962–1963
 9

Spanish releases, 1963
 10

Non-World Jewish Congress periodicals, 1963
 11

Publication, Informationsdienst für Fragen Christlicher Politik, Feb 1963
 12

Death of Robinson, Nehemiah, 1964
C311

Memorial books for Robinson, Nehemiah, 1964
 2

Messages, cables re: Robinson, Nehemiah, 11–16 Jan 1964
 3

Messages, cables re: Robinson, Nehemiah, 17 Jan–20 Feb, 1964
 4

List of branch concentration camps, 1972
 5

Communication with Brazil, 1942–1951
 6

World Jewish Congress, general, 1943–1964
 7

Europe, 1946
 8

Library of Congress, 1946
 9

Lowenthal, 1946
 10

Kubowitzki, Aryeh L., 1947
 11

World Jewish Congress reports, relief department, Hungarian section, 1947
 12

Correspondence (on restitution and genocide), 1947–1948
 13

Lists — publications and periodicals, 1948
 14

Kubowitzki, Aryeh L. 1949
 15

World Jewish Congress, 1950–1951
C321

Political department, 1950–1952
 2

Political department, 1951–1952
 3

General files, 1951
 4

Correspondence, A–H, 1952–1960
 5

Correspondence, J–P, 1952–1960
 6

Correspondence, R, 1953–1959
 7

Correspondence, S–Z, 1952–1960
 8

Correspondence, 1952–1961
 9

Memoranda and circulars, 1955–1958
C331

Correspondence, 1959–1960
 2

Twenty-five year anniversary survey and publication, correspondence, 1959–1963
 3

Migration, 1960–1961
 4

World Jewish Congress memos (World Jewish Congress and American Jewish Congress), 1960–1961
 5

Correspondence, 1960–1964, 1967
 6

Argentina, 1961
 7

Argentina, 1962
C341

Jewish life in 1962, anti-Semitism, 1962
 2

Correspondence, 1–17 Jan 1962
 3

Correspondence, 18–31 Jan 1962
 4

Correspondence, 1–9 Feb 1962
 5

Correspondence, 10–28 Feb 1962
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Correspondence, Mar 1962
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Correspondence, Apr 1962
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Correspondence, 1–14 May 1962
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Correspondence, 15–13 May 1962
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Correspondence, 14 Jun 1962
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Correspondence, 15–30 Jun 1962
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Correspondence, Jul 1962
 6

Correspondence, Aug 1962
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Correspondence, Sep 1962
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Correspondence, 1–16 Oct 1962
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Correspondence, 17–31 Oct 1962
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Correspondence, 1–15 Nov 1962
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Correspondence, 16–30 Nov 1962
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Correspondence, 1–17 Dec 1962
 7

Correspondence, 18–31 Dec 1962
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Correspondence, 1–11 Jan 1963
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Correspondence, 12–31 Jan 1963
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Correspondence, 1–12 Feb 1963
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Correspondence, 13–28 Feb 1963
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Correspondence, 1–12 Mar 1963
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Correspondence, 13–31 Mar 1963
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Correspondence, 1–17 Apr 1963
 8

Correspondence, 18–30 Apr 1963
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Correspondence, 1–13 May 1963
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Correspondence, 14–31 May 1963
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Correspondence, 1–18 Jun 1963
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Correspondence, 19–30 Jun 1963
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Correspondence, 1–11 Jul 1963
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Correspondence, 12–31 Jul 1963
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Correspondence, Aug 1963
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Correspondence, 1–16 Sep 1963
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Correspondence, 17–30 Sep 1963
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Correspondence, 1–17 Oct 1963
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Correspondence, 18–31 Oct 1963
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Correspondence, 1–18 Nov 1963
 6

Correspondence, 19–31 Nov 1963
 7

Correspondence, 1–17 Dec 1963
 8

Correspondence, 18–31 Dec 1963
C401

Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1963
 2

Germany, 1963–1965
 3

World Jewish Congress, 1963–1965
 4

Institute correspondence, 1964
 5

International Labor Organization, 1958–1963
 6

War crimes (Institute of Jewish Affairs concepts), 1950–1951
 7

War crimes (Institute of Jewish Affairs concepts), 1951
 8

War crimes, 1960–1961
 9

War crimes, Jan–Jul 1962
C411

USSR, war crimes, 1963
 2

Report, war criminals, 1957–1963
 3

Documents, German soldiers, 1945
 4

Treaties, nine organizations, 1947
 5

Legal status of Jewish community in Europe, 1947–1949
 6

Missing persons, 1948–1954
 7

Correspondence and reports, 1946–1948
 8

Restitution, Jan–Mar 1948
 9

Restitution, Apr–Jun 1948
 10

Restitution, Sep–Dec 1948
C421

Restitution correspondence and reports, 1951–1952
 2

Restitution correspondence and legislation, 1952–1953
 3

Restitution correspondence and legislation, 1953
 4

Restitution correspondence, 1954–1957
 5

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, 1954–1957
 6

Restitution correspondence, 1959–1963
 7

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, 1961–1962
C431

Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, United Restitution Organization, 1961–1970
 2

Restitution documents, 1947–1952
 3

Restitution documents, 1951–1953
 4

Restitution, Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, 1952–1953
 5

Restitution, recompense, indemnification, compensation, Jan–Mar 1953
 6

Restitution, recompense, indemnification, compensation, Apr–Dec 1953
 7

International Tracing Service, United Restitution Organization 1953–1956
C441

Jewish Trust Corporation, Jan–Jun 1956
 2

Jewish Trust Corporation, Jul–Dec 1956
 3

Drafts, restitution, 1960
 4

Implementation of restitution, 1961–1963
 5

Reparations report, 1944
 6

“Indemnification and Reparations,” May 1946
 7

Jewish reparations and restitution in international law, 1946–1947
 8

Reparations documents, 1952
C451

Claims, conference, memoranda, documents, 1939–1952
 2

Claims of American nationals, 1947–1951
 3

Draft manuscript, agreement between the conference and the Federal Republic of Germany on individual claims, 1952
 4

Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, 1952
 5

Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, 1955–Feb 1956
 6

Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Mar–Apr 1956
 7

Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, 1957–1967
C461

Prysusker-German claims, 1959–1962
 2

Brüg correspondence re: indemnification claims, 1960–1963
 3

Report, “Estimate of costs for the Federal Republic for meeting Jewish restitution and indemnification claims under existing proposed legislation,” 1962
 4

German claims correspondence, 1963
 5

Claims conference, 1963–1964
 6

Special inquiries, A–D, 1948–1957  [NOTE: unless otherwise noted, reference to missing persons and claims]

 7

Special inquiries, E–G, 1948–1957
 8

Special inquiries, H–J, 1948–1957
 9

Special inquiries, K, 1948–1957
C471

Special inquiries, L–N, 1948–1957
 2

Special inquiries, P–R, 1948–1957
 3

Special inquiries, S, 1948–1957
 4

Special inquiries, T–Z, 1948–1957
 5

Special inquiries, 1958–1961
 6

Special inquiries, B–Z, 1962
 7

Special inquiries, A–M, 1963
 8

Special inquiries, N–Z, 1963
C481

Special inquiries, B–L, 1964
 2

Special inquiries, M–Z, 1964
 3

Special inquiries, A–K, 1965–1966
 4

Special inquiries, M–W, 1965–1966
 5

Reparation and restitution in Austria and Germany, 1950
 6

Austrian claims (general), 1961
 7

German legislation, Jan 1961
 8

German legislation, Feb 1961
 9

German legislation, Mar–Apr 1961
C491

German legislation, Apr–Jun 1961
 2

German legislation, July–Aug 1961
 3

German legislation, Sep–Oct 1961
 4

German legislation, Nov–Dec 1961
 5

German claims, Jan–Feb 1963
 6

German claims, Mar–Apr 1963
C501

German claims, May 1963
 2

German claims, Jun 1963
 3

German claims, July 1963
 4

German claims, Aug 1963
 5

German claims, Sep 1963
 6

German claims, Oct 1963
 7

German claims, Nov 1963
 8

German claims, Dec 1963
 
Karbach, Oscar, 1929–1974
 
 9

Correspondence, 1944–1945
 10

Correspondence, 1946
 11

Correspondence, 1947
 12

Correspondence, 1961
C511

Correspondence, 1962
 2

Correspondence, 1963
 3

Correspondence, 1964 — notes
 4

Correspondence, 1964
 5

Correspondence, 1965
 6

Basic libraries, 1955–1959
 7

Goldmann, Nahum, 1960–1969
 8

Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1946–1947
 9

Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1951
 10

Institute of Jewish Affairs, 1964–1965
 11

Penkower, 1945–1946
 12

Penkower, correspondence and memos, 1947
 13

Pupko, Bassia, 1967–1968
 14

Pupko, Bassia, 1969
 15

Pupko, Bassia, 1970–1971
 16

Pupko, Bassia, 1972–1973
 17

Robinson, Nehemiah, 1962–1964
C521

Reports re: anti-Semitism, 1945
 2

Reports, 1962–1967
 3

Institute of Jewish Affairs, World Jewish Congress reports, 1968–1969
 4

World Jewish Congress, American section reports and memoranda, 1972–1973
 5

Books, publications re: Germany, 1933, 1945
 6

Draft appendices, “Were the Minority Treaties a Failure?,” 1942
 7

Drafts of various studies, 1942–1944
 8

Periodicals, publications, 1942–1957
C531

Draft, “Were the Minority Treaties a Failure?,” 1943
 2

Hirszfeld, Ludwik, A History of a Life (pp. 1–117), 1946
 3

Hirszfeld, Ludwik, A History of a Life (pp. 118–230, plus chapter excerpt), 1946
 4

Publications, 1953–1966
 5

Publications, 1964
 6

Non-World Jewish Congress publications, 1964–1970
 7

Halprin, Rose L., writings, 1931–1968
 8

Tax documents, 1942–1951
C541

Correspondence, 1957–1967
 2

Releases and minutes, 1964
 3

Correspondence, 1964
 4

Correspondence, 1964–1967
 5

Correspondence, 1966–1967
 6

Halprin, Rose L., 1968–1970
 7

Dienst Tagebuch des Blockführers vom Dienst, from a block commander of Buchenwald, pp. 1–171, 1938–1939
C551

Dienst Tagebuch des Blockführers vom Dienst, from a block commander of Buchenwald, pp. 172–294, 1938–1939
 2

Documents, re: Jewish communities, 1958–1959
 3

Documents (war criminals), 1960–1961
 4

Documents, witness testimony, 1967–1968
 5

Documents, memoranda re: Austria, 1968–1969
 6

Documents, memoranda, re: Germany, 1968–1969
 7

Documentation, photostats, 1969
 8

Jews emigrated or deported from Bremen, list, 1931–1943
 9

Suspected criminals, list, 1961
C561

Statistics, 1944
 2

Statistics, 1945
 3

Statistics, analysis of, 1945
 4