Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Various materials regarding: the 3rd World Jewish Conference, 1934; the World Jewish Congress, 1936; Jewish Agency reports; periodicals dealing with the 1934 economic boycott against Nazi Germany

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Various materials regarding: the 3rd World Jewish Conference, 1934; the World Jewish Congress, 1936; Jewish Agency reports; periodicals dealing with the 1934 economic boycott against Nazi Germany 

Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Various materials regarding: the 3rd World Jewish Conference, 1934; the World Jewish Congress, 1936; Jewish Agency reports; periodicals dealing with the 1934 economic boycott against Nazi Germany 

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Benjamin Sagalowitz Archive: Various materials regarding: the 3rd World Jewish Conference, 1934; the World Jewish Congress, 1936; Jewish Agency reports; periodicals dealing with the 1934 economic boycott against Nazi Germany Pp. 1-50: The 3rd World Jewish Conference (IIIeme Conference Juive Mondiale), held in Geneva, August 1934: text of Conference resolutions on various matters, including on the establishment of a World Jewish Congress and an economic boycott of Nazi Germany; texts of various speeches; Pp. 51-62: A secret report of the Jewish Agency regarding activity of the political department in London, 28 September 1934; a secret report by Dr. Goldmann, regarding his activity at the League of Nations in Geneva, 27 September 1934; Pp. 63-73: The periodical"Die Juedische Informationszentral", dealing with antisemitism and racism, among other subjects, September 1934; Pp. 74-79: The periodical"Boycott Bulleti", No. 27, published in London by the Jewish Representative Council for the Boycott of German Goods and Services, 21 September 1934; Pp. 80-83: The periodical,"The Economic Bulletin: Official Organ of the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Right", dealing with the economic boycott of Germany, among other subjects, September 1934; Pp. 85-117: Resolutions made by the 1st World Jewish Congress, Geneva, 1936; memorandum of a conversation with Saly Meyer regarding the establishment of an office to combat antisemitism; Pp. 118-120: Clippings from Nazi newspapers, including"Der Stuerme", January 1937, dealing with the 1936 World Jewish Congress in Geneva.