Correspondence with South African Jewish Board of Deputies

Correspondence with South African Jewish Board of Deputies 

140 letters 

Correspondence on various subjects including among others: support of the Library’s funding; anti-Semitic leaflets by Scandinavian anti-Semite Einar Aberg and distributed by R. K. Rudman; exchange of materials; an enquiry for material on British fascist Oswald Mosely, related with a libel case in South Africa; or German extreme right activist Peter Kleist journalist. Contained is further a brief correspondence with the Council of Natal Jewry on the display of a Warsaw Ghetto exhibition (1960-61). 

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Established in 1912, the South African Jewish Board of Deputies is the representative body of the majority of South African Jewry.