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Reel 95 Zionism-Palestine 1931
Reel 95 begins with correspondence and reports from Col.
F. H. Kisch describing activities he fostered on behalf of the Jewish Agency in
Palestine. Collateral material on the same topic includes reports and copies of
correspondence between the executive of the Jewish Agency and members of the
British government on the 1930 White Paper on the Palestine mandate. There is also
the Jewish Agency's analysis of John Hope-Simpson's 1930 report on immigration,
land settlement, and development that he submitted to the British Secretary of State for
the Colonies, after a visit to Palestine. Letters from Zionists Robert Szold, Jack Gilbert,
Brandeis's son-in-law, Jacob deHaas, and Julian W. Mack, and a folder of
correspondence and reports from the Zionist Organization of America, ends this reel.
(Boxes Z/P 48-2/4, 49, 50-1a/1c)
