Correspondence with World Jewish Congress (WJC)
Extent and Medium
307 items
Creator(s)
- World Jewish Congress
- World Jewish Congress. British Section
Biographical History
Founded in Geneva in 1936, the World Jewish Council (WJC) is an international umbrella organisation of Jewish communities and organisations.
Scope and Content
The long-term correspondence, mainly with the British Section of WJC, focuses on mutual requests for information and information material on various topics, including the number of Holocaust victims, the past political affiliations of certain German individuals (especially newspaper correspondents), details on the expropriation and persecution of Jews in the Nazi era, and fascism in post war Italy. A recurring matter is the Library’s financial support via an annual WJC’s grant.
Conditions Governing Reproduction
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People
- Baum, Karl
- Steinberg, Aaron
- Fraenkel, Josef
- Eppler, Elizabeth E.
Subjects
- Jewish organisations
- Antisemitism, defence against