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Reel 89 Zionism-Palestine 1928-1930
Letters from Julian W. Mack to Brandeis, about financing
Palestine projects continue on reel 89. There are also letters and reports from Jacob
deHaas, who often acted in Brandeis's stead on matters relative to Zionism; general
correspondence for 1929; correspondence on a proposed translation of a book, Der
Pojaz, by O. Franzos; and correspondence and reports from officers of the Palestine
Economic Corporation, Joshua Bernhardt, secretary, and Bernard Flexner, including
material on Jewish and Arab labor and on the "One Thousand Family Settlement Plan."
Major correspondents include Isador Lubin, Norman Hapgood, Lillian (Mrs. Jacob)
deHaas, Abraham Tulin, and Dr. Maurice B. Hexter. (Boxes Z/P 36-1c/4, 37,
38-1/2)
