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American Jewish Congress.

American Jewish Congress.

Stephen S. Wise (Stephen Sauel),1874-1949

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Reports, minutes and correspondence of the Executive Committee for an American Jewish Congress.

Reports, minutes and correspondence of the Executive Committee for an American Jewish Congress.

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Press clippings, circular letters and other printed material of the American Jewish Congress.

Press clippings, circular letters and other printed material of the American Jewish Congress.

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Press clippings, circular letters and other printed material of the American Jewish Congress.

Press clippings, circular letters and other printed material of the American Jewish Congress.

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Appeals by the American Jewish Congress to protect the rights of Eastern European Jewry and to recognize Palestine as the Jewish National Home.

Appeals by the American Jewish Congress to protect the rights of Eastern European Jewry and to recognize Palestine as the Jewish National Home.

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Correspondence in the U.S.A.: Norman Bentwich, Cairo, London, Jerusalem also on Jews in Palestine, relief work; American Jewish Congress, "Kehillah".

Correspondence in the U.S.A.: Norman Bentwich, Cairo, London, Jerusalem also on Jews in Palestine, relief work; American Jewish Congress, "Kehillah".

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Correspondence in the U.S.A.: Norman Bentwich, Cairo, London, Jerusalem also on Jews in Palestine, relief work; American Jewish Congress, "Kehillah".

Correspondence in the U.S.A.: Norman Bentwich, Cairo, London, Jerusalem also on Jews in Palestine, relief work; American Jewish Congress, "Kehillah".

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Correspondence in the U.S.A.: Norman Bentwich, Cairo, London, Jerusalem also on Jews in Palestine, relief work; American Jewish Congress, "Kehillah".

Correspondence in the U.S.A.: Norman Bentwich, Cairo, London, Jerusalem also on Jews in Palestine, relief work; American Jewish Congress, "Kehillah".

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