Guide to the Papers of Papers of Isaac Nachman Steinberg (1888-1957) 1893-1968 (bulk 1919-1956) RG 366

Processed by David M. Wolfson. Additional processing by Rachel S. Harrison as part of the Leon Levy Archival Processing Initiative, made possible by the Leon Levy Foundation.

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
15 West 16th Street
New York, NY 10011
Email: archives@yivo.cjh.org
URL: http://www.yivo.org

Electronic finding aid was encoded in EAD 2002 by Rachel S. Harrison in November 2012. EAD finding aid customized in ARCHON in 2013. Description is in English.

Collection Overview

Title: Guide to the Papers of Papers of Isaac Nachman Steinberg (1888-1957) 1893-1968 (bulk 1919-1956) RG 366

Predominant Dates:(bulk 1919-1956)

ID: RG 366 FA

Extent: 26.58 Linear Feet

Arrangement:

David Wolfson arranged the collection and created an index, which he divided into seven sections representing more of an intellectual arrangement rather than a physical arrangement. These sections were: I: correspondence with individuals; II: correspondence with organizations, institutions, libraries, and publishers; III: subject materials, manuscripts not by Steinberg and photographs and clippings; IV: Steinberg’s personal materials, including manuscripts and articles by Steinberg; V: materials filed by geographical locations which were considered for Jewish settlements; VI: correspondence of the Freeland League; and VII: miscellaneous materials of the Freeland League. Materials in the index are often cross-listed by organization, by individual, by subject, and by location. Many of the individual correspondents and organizations can be found in multiple series. The index lists the language of the materials as Y for Yiddish, E for English, R for Russian, G for German, F for French, S for Spanish, H for Hebrew, Rom for Romanian, and D for Dutch, although there are also other languages in the collection. Much of the collection is arranged alphabetically, although the newspaper clippings and family correspondence are arranged chronologically and some of the manuscripts by Steinberg are arranged by language.

David Wolfson also physically divided the collection by material type or subject and wrote a summary for the folder contents. This summary generally corresponds to the series organization. The collection is divided into 17 series, some of which have been further divided into subseries.

Languages: Yiddish, Russian, Polish, German, English, French, Hebrew, Spanish, Dutch;Flemish, Romanian, Italian, Serbian, Croatian, Czech, Norwegian, Swedish

Abstract

This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Isaac Nachman Steinberg, a Russian-Jewish political writer, leader of the Left Socialist Revolutionary Party during the 1917 revolution in Russia, People’s Commissar of Justice in the first Bolshevik government, leader of the Jewish Territorialist Movement and of the Freeland League for Jewish Territorial Colonization, and a founding member of the YIVO Institute in Vilna. These materials include Steinberg’s writings, personal correspondence, clippings, journals, meeting announcements, and some photographs. These materials relate mainly to Steinberg’s work with the Freeland League and plans for the large-scale settlement of Jews in various places around the world.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

A large proportion of the collection consists of records of the Freeland League, including its London and New York offices and the Refugee Freeland League in Austria, and relates to the League’s colonization projects. There are also some materials relating to the Left Socialist Revolutionary Party and the Russian Revolution of 1917, private and family correspondence and Steinberg’s personal, political and literary papers, including his travels to Australia and South Africa on behalf of colonization efforts. Materials include correspondence with individuals, organizations and publications, minutes of meetings, clippings, diaries, event and lecture notices, reports, photographs, manuscripts by Steinberg and by others, research materials for Steinberg’s writings, materials pertaining to efforts to establish Jewish settlements in Australia, including the Kimberley Project and the Queensland, Tasmania and Melville Island plans, materials on geographical locations which were considered for colonization, including Surinam and various areas in Africa and South America, and materials relating to the publications Oifn Shvel and Freiland . Some important correspondents include Sir Norman Angell, Angelica Balabanoff, Ben-Adir, Ernest Bevin, Nathan Birnbaum, Winston Churchill, Josef Czernichow, Anthony de Rothschild, Edmond de Rothschild, Albert Einstein, Emma Goldman, Jacob Gordin, Zelig Kalmanovitch, Karl Kautsky, Fiorello La Guardia, Harold Lasky, H. Leivick, Itzik Manger, Thomas Mann, Shmuel Niger, Joseph Proskauer, Eleanor Roosevelt, E. Savinkov, Baruch Charney Vladeck, Colonel Josiah Wedgewood, and Stefan Zweig.

There is also correspondence and other materials with Territorialist and colonization organizations and various publications from all over the world, among them the American Jewish Committee, American Jewish Conference, American Jewish Congress, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Der Tog , Freie Arbeiter Stimme , Freiland , International Jewish Colonization Society (Jew-Col), Jewish Territorial Organization, League for Jewish Colonization, Novoye Russkoye Slovo , Oifn Shvel , President's Commission on Immigration and Naturalization, Relief Society for Socialist Prisoners and Exiles in Soviet Russia, United Nations, Workmen’s Circle, Yiddish P.E.N. Club, Yiddish Writers Union, Yugntruf, and Die Zukunft , among many others.

This collection would be particularly helpful for those interested in the history of Terrotorialism, Jewish colonization efforts, especially in Australia, South Africa and Surinam, early Soviet political history and the Russian Revolution of 1917, the Socialist Revolutionary Party, and Jewish social, political and cultural history.

Historical Note

Biographical Note Isaac Nachman Steinberg was born into an educated, religious, and wealthy merchant family on July 13, 1888 in Dvinsk (Daugavpils, Latvia), then part of the Russian Empire, son of Zerakh Steinberg and his wife Chiana, née Eliashev, the older sister of Isidor Eliashev (Baal-Makhshoves). Steinberg and his younger brother, Aaron (1891-1975), a Russian and Yiddish writer and essayist, were raised in a traditionally religious family and were given a strong Jewish education. Steinberg remained religiously observant his entire life, even during his time as a revolutionary politician.

The family moved to Pernov (Pyarnu), Estonia in 1904, where Steinberg attended the gymnasium, graduating in 1906. He also continued his religious education with private tutors. The family once again moved, this time to Moscow in 1907, where Steinberg entered the Imperial Moscow University. There he studied law and joined the Socialist Revolutionary Party (SR). Steinberg was arrested in 1907 for his revolutionary activities, and was only released on the condition that he leave Russia. He moved to Germany, where he continued his legal studies at the University of Heidelberg, and also studied Talmud under a private tutor, Zalmen Borukh Rabinkov, in a small circle that included Erich Fromm, Nahum Goldmann, and Ernst Simon. After completing his period of exile and defending his doctoral thesis on Talmudic criminal law, Steinberg returned to Moscow in 1910. He began his practice of law, defending Jewish victims of the tsarist regime, and won endorsement for the Duma, the Russian parliament. In 1914 he married Nechama Esselson and became an active member of the Moscow Jewish community, being considered as a future rabbi of Moscow.

During World War I, Steinberg participated in activities of the Jewish Committee for Aiding Victims of War (EKOPO). He also resumed his activities within the SR Party starting in 1916 and quickly rose through its political ranks. After the split of the SR Party in August 1917, he became one of the leaders of its independent left wing, the Left Socialist Revolutionary Party (LSR). Vladimir Lenin invited the LSR to join his government and, from December 1917 to February 1918, Steinberg served as the People’s Commissar (Narkom) for Justice of Soviet Russia, although his position was largely decorative. Steinberg succeeded in saving the lives of a number of political prisoners but his most fateful political action was his legal approval, as Commissar of Justice, of the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly in January 1918 by the Bolsheviks. After the breakdown of the Bolshevik-LSR coalition over the issue of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in February 1918, Steinberg resigned his post in protest and traveled to Europe to mobilize support for the LSR, probably saving himself from arrest after the failed anti-Bolshevik coup of July 1918. Upon his return, he served as a mediator between the LSR opposition and the Bolshevik leadership.

In 1923, having been warned that he was in danger of assassination, he moved with his family to Berlin where he acted as foreign representative of the LSR in Russia and continued to edit the Socialist Revolutionary Party organ, as he had done in Moscow. He also began his career in literature and journalism, with his first Yiddish publication appearing in 1925. In addition, he contributed to several German Socialist publications. From 1926 to 1937 he edited the Vilna journal Fraye Shriftn—Farn Yidishn Sotsialistishn Gedank (Free Papers—For Jewish Socialist Thought), which covered a wide range of political and cultural issues, Tsukunft (Future), and many other periodicals in New York, Buenos Aires, Warsaw, Vilna, Kovno, and many other places. He was also affiliated with YIVO from its founding in 1925 and was a member of its Board of Directors.

After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Steinberg, his wife and their three children settled in London where Steinberg became active in the newly resurrected Territorialist Movement. In 1935 Steinberg and Ben-Adir (Abraham Rosin) founded the Freeland League for Jewish Territorial Colonization, which was the successor to Israel Zangwill’s Jewish Territorial Organization (ITO), which had disbanded in 1925. The Territorialist Movement aimed to find a location where Jews could govern themselves, although the goal of self-government was quickly subordinated to the urgent task of finding a territory in which to settle endangered Jews from Europe and in planning a future life in this territory. Ideas included Madagascar, New Caledonia, New Hebrides (Vanuatu), British Guiana, Dutch Guiana (Surinam), French Guiana, Alaska, Albania, Angola, Birobidjian, Brazil, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Chile, Canada, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Peru, Rhodesia, South Africa, Mexico, Argentina, Ethiopia, Haiti, New Zealand, Swaziland, Tanganyika (Tanzania), and Uruguay, among others.

Steinberg was opposed to Zionism on moral and political grounds and did not support the idea of the Jewish nation-state. He was highly critical of Zionist movement politics, believing that the salvation of the Jewish people lay in autonomous Yiddish-speaking agricultural settlements under the political patronage of colonial empires. For this purpose, he visited South Africa (1935–1936) and Australia (1939–1943) and supported efforts for Jewish settlement in dozens of other possible locations.

The Freeland League selected the Kimberley region in the north of Western Australia and planned to buy an area of 7 million acres of agricultural land, where it hoped to settle 75,000 Jewish refugees from Europe to develop the pastoral and agricultural industries. On May 23, 1939 Steinberg arrived in Perth. He appealed to people both on humanitarian grounds and by citing the British government’s officially-declared need to populate northern Australia. By early 1940 Steinberg had gained the support of the Western Australian government, the Australasian Council of Trade Unions, a number of leading public figures, and major newspapers such as the Sydney Morning Herald , the Melbourne Argus and the West Australian . He had also encountered opposition from the Bulletin , Smith's Weekly , some daily newspapers, and several British and Australian politicians and public figures, whose arguments ranged from the practical to the xenophobic. For their part, many Australian Jews criticized the proposed settlement, some fearing that it would provoke a wave of anti-Semitism in Australia, others seeing it as a threat to the Zionist cause.

Steinberg left Australia in June 1943 to join his family in Canada. On July 15, 1944 he was informed by Australian Prime Minister John Curtin that the Australian government would not “depart from the long-established policy in regard to alien settlement in Australia” and could not “entertain the proposal for a group settlement of the exclusive type contemplated by the Freeland League”. Steinberg, however, continued to wage a paper battle for the scheme. He approached successive prime ministers in 1945 and 1946, and published Australia—The Unpromised Land in London in 1948, all to no avail.

In 1943, he settled in the United States, where he became involved in Yiddishist activities. From 1943 to 1956 was the editor of the Freeland League’s official organ Oifn Shvel (On the Threshold), taking over after Ben-Adir’s death in 1942. He also continued to work for the Territorialist cause, despite setbacks. In 1946, the Freeland League started negotiations with the Surinamese and Netherlands governments about the possible resettlement in the Saramacca district of Surinam of 30,000 Jewish displaced persons from Europe. In August 1948, the Surinamese parliament decided “to suspend the discussions until the complete clarification of the international situation”, however the negotiations were never resumed. After the establishment of the State of Israel, Steinberg expressed concern at the idea of an exclusively Jewish nation, instead supporting the idea of creating a bi-national Jewish-Arab federation in Israel/Palestine. At the same time he continued his efforts to establish a compact self-ruled Jewish settlement somewhere outside the Middle East.

Steinberg wrote hundreds of articles on literary, legal and political subjects and more than a dozen books in Russian, German, Yiddish, Hebrew, and English. These include an award-winning play about the Russian Revolution, Du Hast Gesiegt Mochnatschow! (You have Triumphed Mochnatschow), contributions to legal and general periodicals, a series of books on the Russian Revolution such as Memoirs of a People’s Commissar , a comprehensive work on the Russian revolutionary Maria Spiridonowa (1935), articles and books on socialism, Der Moralisher Ponim fun der Revolutsiye (The Moral Aspect of the Revolution, Russian, 1923; Yiddish, 1925); Gewalt und Terror in der Revolution (Violence and Terror in the Revolution, German, 1931), In the Workshop of the Revolution (English, 1953), Als Ich Volkskommissar (Memoirs of a People’s Commissar; German, 1929; English and Yiddish, 1931), and a work on the Territorialist movement, Australia - The Unpromised Land (English, 1948).

Isaac Nachman Steinberg died suddenly on January 2, 1957 in New York. He was survived by his son, the art historian Leo Steinberg, and a daughter, Shulamit Charney, the wife of Shmuel Niger’s son, Dr. William Charney. His wife and a daughter, Ada Siegel, had predeceased him.

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: Permission to use the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archivist.

Use Restrictions:

Permission to publish part or parts of the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archives. For more information, contact:

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011

email: archives@yivo.cjh.org

Acquisition Method: Given by the family of I.N. Steinberg in March 1957. Additional materials donated by the offices of Oifn Shvel in 1985.

Separated Materials: There is no information about materials that are associated by provenance to the described materials that have been physically separated or removed.

Original/Copies Note: There is an index created by David Wolfson in the reading room, which reflects an intellectual arrangement in seven sections.

Related Materials: The YIVO Library and Archives have materials about Territorialism, the Freeland League and Jewish colonization efforts. There are also many books by and about Steinberg, including the Dr. Isaac Nachman Steinberg Bibliography ; 30 Yor Sotsyalistishe Ideen in Rusland ; Australia, the Unpromised Land ; Fun Februar biz Oktober 1917 ; Gelebt un Geholemt in Oystralye ; Gewalt und Terror in der Revolution ; In Kamf far Mentsh un Yid ; In Shturem fun der Tsayt ; In the Workshop of the Revolution ; A Land far Yidn in Oystralie ; Der Maksimalizm in der Yidisher Velt ; Maria Spiridonowa ; Mit Eyn Fus in Amerike ; And I Burned with Shame: The Testimony of Ona Šimaitė, Righteous Among the Nations A Letter to Isaac Nachman Steinberg ; and many others, as well as a film reel of a Freeland League trip to Surinam. Steinberg’s correspondence can be found in the Papers of Ben-Adir RG 394, the Papers of Shmuel Niger RG 360, Papers of David Ignatoff RG 1338, and the Papers of Chaim Zhitlowsky RG 208, among many others.

Preferred Citation: Published citations should take the following form:Identification of item, date (if known); Papers of Isaac Nachman Steinberg; RG 366; folder number; YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.

Finding Aid Revision History: Originally processed by David M. Wolfson in 1975. Additional processing was completed in 2012.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

Series 1: Series I: Correspondence with Organizations, 1923-1966,
Series 2: Series II: Freeland League, New York Office, 1941-1952,
Series 3: Series III: Correspondence with Individuals, 1918-1965,
Series 4: Series IV: Freeland League, London Office, 1937-1943,
Series 5: Series V: Freeland League, Miscellaneous Materials, 1938-1968,
Series 6: Series VI: Refugee Freeland League in Austria, 1945-1951,
Series 7: Series VII: Steinberg’s Visit to London, 1946,
Series 8: Series VIII: Geographical Files, 1930-1964,
Series 9: Series IX: Freeland League, Australia Plans, 1901-1906, 1919-1956,
Series 10: Series X: Steinberg’s Visit to South Africa, 1935-1937,
Series 11: Series XI: Newspaper Clippings, 1924-1957,
Series 12: Series XII: Steinberg’s Personal Papers, 1920-1965,
Series 13: Series XIII: Family Correspondence, 1908-1956,
Series 14: Series XIV: Writings by Others, 1914, 1930-1964, undated,
Series 15: Series XV: Writings by Steinberg, 1924-1959, undated,
Series 16: Series XVI: Russia and the Russian Revolution, 1906-1955,
Series 17: Series XVII: Miscellaneous Materials, 1893-1956

Series I: Correspondence with Organizations 1923-1966

The correspondence and related materials in this series concern various Territorialist, colonization, refugee, labor, and literary organizations, periodicals from all over the world, unions, aid societies, cultural organizations and societies, local and national government institutions, libraries, schools, and publishers.

Folders: 71

Folder 1: Agudas Israel World Organization 1945-1947
Folder 2: American Association for a Democratic Germany to American Friends Service Committee 1940-1956: American Association for a Democratic Germany; American Chapter Religious Emergency Council; American Council for Judaism; American Federation of Labor; American Friends Service Committee
Folder 3: American Jewish Committee 1943-1946, 1966
Folder 4: American Jewish Conference to Aufbau 1942-1956: American Jewish Conference; American Jewish Congress; American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee; Anti-Defamation League; Ararat Publishing Society; De Arbeiderspers Publishing Company; Association of Jewish Writers and Authors in England; Atran House; Aufbau Journal
Folder 5: Baron Associates to Bund Organization in Israel 1935, 1945-1961: Baron Associates; Belgian Embassy; Belgian Government Information Center; Beth Israel Center; Bialystok Jewish Historical Association; Bnai Brith Messenger; Brooklyn College; Brooklyn Jewish Center Review; Circle of Buczaczer Friends; Bund Archives of the Jewish Labor Movement; Bund Organization in Israel
Folder 6: Canadian Jewish Congress to Commentary 1935-1955: Canadian Jewish Congress; Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Central Yiddish Culture Organization (CYCO); Chicago Jewish Forum; Christian Science Monitor; Columbia University; Commentary
Folder 7: Conference on Jewish Relations to Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds 1943-1949, 1965: Conference on Jewish Relations; Congress of Industrial Organizations; Congress for Jewish Culture; Contemporary Jewish Record; Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds
Folder 8: Day (Der Tog) 1938-1949
Folder 9: Daily Herald to Simon Dubnow Association 1935-1947: Daily Herald (London); Detroit Jewish Community Center; Detroit Jewish Chronicle; Detroit Jewish Peoples Schools; Detroit Jewish Welfare Federation; Duell, Sloan and Pearce, Inc.; Doubleday and Company; Simon Dubnow Association
Folder 10: Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations, Inc. to Free Jewish Club 1928, 1944-1955: Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations, Inc.; S. Fischer Verlag; Folksbiene; Free Jewish Club
Folder 11: Freeland League 1944-1956: Austria; Detroit; London; Montreal; Paris; Philadelphia
Folder 12: Freeland League 1934-1939: Poland
Folder 13: Freie Arbeiter Stimme 1944-1955, 1966
Folder 14: Freie Schriften 1926-1932
Folder 15: Dos Freie Wort 1933-1935
Folder 16: Freiland (publication) 1954-1956: Paris
Folder 17: Victor Gollancz, Limited 1946-1953
Folder 18: Golden Griffin Books to Group Farming Research Institute, Inc. 1950-1953: Golden Griffin Books; Group Farming Research Institute, Inc.
Folder 19: Harvard Law School to Hoover War Library 1938-1955: Harvard Law School-Israel Cooperative Research; Harvard University; Havrutah; Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS); Hoover War Library
Folder 20: Ihud 1951-1956
Folder 21: Institut far Yidisher Proletarisher Kultur to Institute of Social Studies 1935, 1954: Institut far Yidisher Proletarisher Kultur; Institute of Social Studies
Folder 22: Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees 1938-1945
Folder 23: International Committee for Political Prisoners to Israelite Press 1928, 1938-1951: International Committee for Political Prisoners; International Jewish Colonization Society (Jew-Col); Jewish Peoples' Service; International Labor Office; International Rescue Organization; International Student Service; Israelite Press (Yidishe Vort)
Folder 24: Jewish Advocate to Jewish Culture Center 1933-1947: Jewish Advocate-Boston; Jewish American Family Magazine and Gazette; Jewish Chronicle-London; Jewish Colonial Trust; Jewish Colonization Association; Jewish Culture Center-Leeds
Folder 25: Jewish Daily Forward to Jewish Institute of Religion 1940-1951: Jewish Daily Forward; Jewish Daily Press, Limited; Jewish Fellowship; Jewish Forum; Jewish Frontier; Jewish Information Bureau; Jewish Institute of Religion
Folder 26: Jewish Labor Bund to Jewish People's College 1935-1955: Jewish Labor Bund; Jewish Labor Committee; Jewish Labor Committee of Canada; Jewish Peace Fellowship; Jewish People's College-London
Folder 27: Jewish Public Library to Jewish Territorial Organization 1927-1946: Jewish Public Library-Montreal; Jewish Publication Society; Jewish Refugees Committee-London; Jewish Review; Jewish Telegraphic Agency; Jewish Territorial Organization-London
Folder 28: Joint Board of the Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Reefer Makers' Union to Julliard School of Music 1923, 1946-1955: Joint Board of the Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Reefer Makers' Union; Joint Defense Committee to Aid the Revolutionists Imprisoned in Russia; Judaism (publication); Julliard School of Music
Folder 29: Katznelson Institute of Social and Political Science, Inc. to Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. 1946-1953: Katznelson Institute of Social and Political Science, Inc.; Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
Folder 30: Labor Lyceum Association to Life 1935-1956: Labor Lyceum Association; League for Jewish Colonization; Libertarian League; Library of Congress; Life (publication)
Folder 31: Ligue Territorialiste Juive 1937-1946: Freeland League, Paris
Folder 32: Lindenhurst Hebrew Congregation to London General Press 1935, 1955: Lindenhurst Hebrew Congregation; Little, Brown and Company; London General Press
Folder 33: Manchester Guardian 1937-1938
Folder 34: Magazine Digest to Merkaz Letarbut 1937-1942, 1952-1960: Magazine Digest; Mennonite Central Committee; Merkaz Letarbut
Folder 35: Mortimer Gibbs and Company 1923
Folder 36: Nadeja Mutual Aid Society of America, Inc. to New World Club 1938-1948: Nadeja Mutual Aid Society of America, Inc.; National Committee for Rescue from Nazi Terror; National Labor Committee for Palestine; National Planning Association; Neue Shtime-Warsaw; New Leader; Newsweek; New World Club
Folder 37: New York Federation of Reform Synagogues to Novoye Russkoye Slovo 1927-1933, 1943-1946: New York Federation of Reform Synagogues; New York Herald Tribune; New York Post; New York Times; New York University; Noah Benevolent Society; Det Norske Arbeiderpartei; Nouvelle Organisation Sioniste; Novoye Russkoye Slovo
Folder 38: Oifn Shvel 1936-1955: press announcements
Folder 39: Organization for Help of Prisoners to ORT 1943-1946: Organization for Help of Prisoners; Oriole Press; European Friends of ORT
Folder 40: P.M. to President's Commission on Immigration and Naturalization 1937-1955: P.M. (publication); Palestinian Statistics; Pacific Book and Supply Corporation; P.E.N.-London; P.E.N. International Congress; Posy-Shoulson Press; President's Commission on Immigration and Naturalization
Folder 41: Rand School of Social Science to Rescue Fund for Jewish Refugee Writers 1929, 1941-1953: Rand School of Social Science; Readers Digest; Refugee Economic Corporation; Relief Society for Socialist Prisoners and Exiles in Soviet Russia; Relief for Refugee Jews in Shanghai; Rescue Fund for Jewish Refugee Writers
Folder 42: Rinehart and Company 1952-1956
Folder 43: Rocker Publications Committee to Romanian Jewish Relief Committee 1947-1952: Rocker Publications Committee; Romanian Jewish Relief Committee
Folder 44: Senate Judiciary Committee 1952-1955
Folder 45: Sholem Aleichem Institute to Socialist Courier 1931, 1943-1947: Sholem Aleichem Institute (Bronx , Detroit, New York); Simon and Schuster; Socialist Courier
Folder 46: Societe d'Emigration et Colonisation Juive (EMCOL) 1936-1937
Folder 47: Steinberg Reception Committees 1928-1933, 1944-1948
Folder 48: Sturgis Farm Co-Operative Association to Sydney Morning Herald 1943-1944, undated: Sturgis Farm Co-Operative Association; Sydney Morning Herald (N.Y. Office)
Folder 49: Talmud M'Forash Publication to Temple Bnai Abraham 1944-1948: Talmud M'Forash Publication; Temple Bnai Abraham
Folder 50: United Czenstochover Relief Committee and Ladies Auxiliary to United Kingdom Delegation to United Nations 1946-1956: United Czenstochover Relief Committee and Ladies Auxiliary; United Hias Service; United Jewish Appeal Conference; United Jewish Survivors of Nazi Persecution in U.S.A.; United Kingdom Delegation to United Nations
Folder 51: United Nations 1945-1956
Folder 52: U.S. Department of Interior to University of California Los Angeles 1944-1955, 1965: U.S. Department of the Interior; U.S. Department of State; U.S. Foreign Economic Administration; United States Post Office; United Talmud Torahs of Montreal, Inc.; University of California Los Angeles
Folder 53: Van Loghum Slaterus to Vilna Collective 1928-1938: Van Loghum Slaterus; Viking Press; Vilna Collective
Folder 54: War Refugee Board 1944
Folder 55: Workmen's Circle 1929, 1943-1956: general office, New York
Folder 56: Workmen's Circle 1929, 1943-1952: Gershuny Branch, New York
Folder 57: Workmen's Circle 1945-1955: general, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Toronto, Washington
Folder 58: Yale University Press to Yiddishe Folks Fareinikung 1944-1953: Yale University Press; Yehoash Farlag; Yeshivah of Nitra; Yiddish Dictionary Committee; Yiddish Encyclopedia; Yiddish Writers Union; Yiddishe Folks Fareinikung
Folder 59: Yiddish Kultur Kreiz in Romania to Yiddish P.E.N. Club (Poland) 1937-1949: Yiddish Kultur Kreiz in Romania; Yiddishe Zeitung -Buenos Aires; Yiddisher P.E.N. Club-New York; Yiddish P.E.N. Club-Poland
Folder 60: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research 1938-1940, 1953: Buenos Aires, London, Paris
Folder 61: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research 1943-1955: New York
Folder 62: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research 1939: Vilna
Folder 63: Yiddish Writers Union to Zydowskie Stronnictwo Demokratyczne 1940-1955: Yiddish Writers Union; Yugntruf; Die Zukunft; Zydowskie Stronnictwo Demokratyczne
Folder 64: Jewish Territorial Organization Romania 1946
Folder 65: Freeland Youth Organization 1947
Folder 66: Freeland Women's Organization 1945-1948
Folder 67: Freeland Women's Organization 1948
Folder 68: Freeland Women's Organization 1945-1946
Folder 69: Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry 1945-1946
Folder 70: Conference on Jewish Migration 1954
Folder 71: Evian Conference 1938

Series II: Freeland League, New York Office 1941-1952

This series contains files of the Freeland League office in New York City, including correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, bulletins, memorandums, programs, editorial materials and other materials pertaining to individuals, organizations, Freeland League-supportive groups in other cities, Oifn Shvel (On the Threshold), Freiland , and Freeland League banquets, conferences and other events. The folders are in alphabetical and chronological order but, due to the extreme fragility of the documents, the decision was made not to alphabetize and list all of the folder contents. However, specific individuals and organizations represented in these folders can be found in the index.

Folders: 99

Folder 72: A 1944
Folder 73: A 1945
Folder 74: A 1946
Folder 75: A 1947
Folder 76: A 1948
Folder 77: B 1944-1947
Folder 78: Banquet 1944
Folder 79: Banquet 1945
Folder 80: Banquet 1946
Folder 81: Banquet 1947
Folder 81A: Banquet 1948-1952
Folder 82: C 1943-1948
Folder 83: California - Los Angeles 1944
Folder 84: California - Los Angeles 1945
Folder 85: California - Los Angeles 1946
Folder 86: California - Los Angeles 1947
Folder 87: California - Los Angeles 1947
Folder 88: California - Los Angeles 1948
Folder 89: California - Los Angeles 1948
Folder 90: Canada - miscellaneous 1944-1948
Folder 91: Canada - Montreal 1944
Folder 92: Canada - Montreal 1945
Folder 93: Canada - Montreal 1946
Folder 94: Canada - Montreal 1947
Folder 95: Canada - Montreal 1948
Folder 96: Canada - Toronto 1944-1948
Folder 97: Committee Member's Lists 1944-1945
Folder 98: Conference 1946
Folder 99: Conference 1947
Folder 100: Connecticut 1944-1947
Folder 101: D 1944-1947
Folder 102: E 1944-1948
Folder 103: F 1944-1947
Folder 103A: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 1947-1948
Folder 104: G 1943-1947
Folder 105: Goodman, Saul 1944-1947: correspondence with Steinberg
Folder 106: Germany 1946-1948
Folder 107: Guiana 1946-1948: (Surinam)
Folder 108: Gruzman, J.L. 1941-1947
Folder 109: Holland 1946-1949
Folder 110: H 1943-1947
Folder 111: I 1944-1948
Folder 112: Illinois - Chicago 1944-1946
Folder 113: Illinois - Chicago 1947-1948
Folder 114: International Refugee Organization 1947-1948
Folder 115: Jewish Labor Committee 1944-1948
Folder 116: J 1944-1948
Folder 117: Johnson, Alvin 1947-1948
Folder 118: K 1944-1948
Folder 119: L 1943-1947
Folder 120: Landsmanschaften Council 1944
Folder 121: London 1944-1946
Folder 122: London 1947: January-June
Folder 123: London 1947: July-December
Folder 124: London 1948
Folder 125: M 1943-1947
Folder 126: Massachusetts 1943-1947
Folder 127: Massachusetts - lists of names undated
Folder 128: Meetings and Meeting Notices 1944-1946
Folder 129: Mexico 1944-1949
Folder 130: Michigan - Detroit 1945-1947
Folder 131: Michigan - Detroit 1944
Folder 132: N 1944-1947
Folder 133: News Bulletin 1946
Folder 134: New Jersey 1942-1945: includes the Newark Committee to Honor Dr. I.N. Steinberg, 1944
Folder 135: New Jersey 1946-1947
Folder 135A: New York - membership list 1944
Folder 136: Norwegian Delegation to the U.N. 1946-1947
Folder 137: Oifn Shvel - miscellaneous 1941-1947
Folder 138: Oifn Shvel - press notices 1944-1947
Folder 139: O-P 1944-1947
Folder 140: Palestine 1944-1948
Folder 141: Philadelphia 1944-1945
Folder 142: Philadelphia 1946-1948
Folder 143: Press releases and publicity 1944-1947
Folder 144: R 1943-1948
Folder 145: Radio 1948
Folder 146: S 1943-1948
Folder 147: Summer Fund 1944
Folder 148: T-U 1944-1948
Folder 149: W 1943-1948
Folder 150: Workmens Circle 1944-1948
Folder 151: Workmens Circle Committee for Freeland 1947-1948
Folder 152: Workmens Circle 1947
Folder 153: Workmens Circle 1947
Folder 154: Workmens Circle 1948
Folder 155: Freeland Woman's Organization 1946
Folder 156: Freeland Woman's Organization 1947
Folder 157: Freeland Woman's Organization 1948
Folder 158: Freeland Youth League 1944-1945
Folder 159: Freeland Youth League 1948
Folder 160: Y-Z 1944-1947
Folder 161: Minutes of meetings 1947: January-March
Folder 162: Minutes of meetings 1947: April-June
Folder 163: Minutes of meetings 1947: July-September
Folder 164: Minutes of meetings 1947: October-December
Folder 165: Minutes of meetings 1948: January-July
Folder 166: Minutes of meetings 1948: July-December
Folder 167: Second National Conference 1948

Series III: Correspondence with Individuals 1918-1965

This series is made up of correspondence and related materials with individuals, including many prominent American, British and Australian government figures, people involved with Socialist and revolutionary politics, Yiddish and English writers, and actors and other cultural figures. Some of these include Hirsz Abramowicz, Kreine Alexander, Norman Angell, Angelica Balabanoff, Ben-Adir, Ernest Bevin, Nathan Birnbaum, Martin Buber, Marc Chagall, Daniel Charney, Albert Einstein, Emma Goldman, Jacob Gordin, Sidney Hook, Zelig Kalmanovitch, Karl Kautsky, Fiorello La Guardia, Harold Lasky, H. Leivick, Itzik Manger, Thomas Mann, Shmuel Niger, Joseph Proskauer, Melech Ravitch, Eleanor Roosevelt, E. Savinkov, Mordkhe Schaechter, Anna (Ona) Simaite, Baruch Charney Vladeck, Colonel Josiah Wedgewood, Stefan Zweig, and many more.

Folders: 220

Folder 168: Aarons to Abramowicz 1944-1956: Aarons, Jerachmiel; Abbe, David; Abied, Isaiah; Abramowicz, Hirsz
Folder 169: Abramowicz, Hirsz 1945-1954
Folder 170: Abrams to Adler 1932-1954: Abrams, Jacob; Abramson, H.A.; Abramson, S.; Adler, Max
Folder 171: Ainstein, Asher 1954-1956
Folder 172: Ajzen, Abram 1946-1948
Folder 173: Alexander, Kreine 1945-1954: to Esther Esselson, 1945-1948; to Mrs. Steinberg, 1949-1954
Folder 174: Alexander, Kreine 1940-1956: to I.N. Steinberg
Folder 175: Allen to Amidov 1937-1955: Allen, Isaac; Alter, L.; Altschul, Frank; Amidov, S.
Folder 176: Angell, Norman 1944-1950
Folder 177: Angoff to Aronson 1943-1956: Angoff, Charles; Anigstein, Ludwik; Ansell, Theodore; Armitage, Ramsay; Armon, Ezekiel; Aronson, Gregory
Folder 178: Ascoli, Marion (Mrs. Max) 1946-1947
Folder 179: Asmussen to Azar 1938-1964: Asmussen, P.; Astour, M.; Atlee, Clement; Azar, Max
Folder 180: Babinsky, J. 1937-1943
Folder 181: Baehr to Bailey 1944-1945: Baehr, George; Baer, Arthur; Bailey, Alice A.
Folder 182: Balabanoff (Balabanova), Angelica 1925-1944
Folder 183: Ball to Baron 1944-1956: Ball, Max; Bank, Israel; Baratz, A.; Barbanel, S.; Barkoff, Harry; Barnard, H.C.; Barnett, Belle J.; Baron, Mrs. S.
Folder 184: Baruch, Bernard M. 1945-1947
Folder 185: Bayan to Benimtzky 1937-1955: Bayan; Becker, K.; Beeley, Harold; Beham, M.; Beham, Y.; Ben-Adir (A. Rosin); Ben-Nehemiah (M. Goldstein); Benenson, Abram; Benimtzky, Eliezer
Folder 186: Benyomin, Rav (Yehoshua Radler-Feldman-HaTalmi) 1951-1956
Folder 187: Bercovich to Berle 1944-1952: Bercovich, Shloime; Berezin, M.; Berge, Francois; Berger, Eva; Berkingoff, David; Berle, A.A.; Berle, Alfred
Folder 188: Berlinger to Bernstein 1935-1956: Berlinger, E.; Berman, Nanette (Mrs. Alfred); Berman, Jacob; Berman, Liam; Berman, Louis; Bernard; Bernays, Edward L.; Bernstein, John L.
Folder 189: Bialostotsky, B.J. 1923, 1952
Folder 190: Bick, Abraham 1938-1941
Folder 191: Bickel to Birnbaum 1944-1951: Bickel, Shlomo; Bider, G.C.; Biderman, I.W.; Bieganiec, Y.; Biel, E.V.; Billikopf, Jacob; Birnbaum, Nathan; Birnbaum, Shlomo
Folder 192: Bittner to Blieder 1946-1956: Bittner, Moshe; Black, B.; Blank, Asya; Blankstein, M.; Blauner, Anja; Blaustein, Jacob; Blieder, Daphne
Folder 193: Bloch, Chaim 1952-1955
Folder 194: Bloomberg to Borinsky 1933-1954: Bloomberg, B.; Bloshtein, M.; Blumenfeld, R.D.; Bonda, Jaime W.; Borg, Mrs. Sidney; Borinsky, J.
Folder 195: Bowman, Isaiah 1944-1950
Folder 196: Boruta to Brownstone 1933-1963: Boruta, K.; Botnitsky, J.; Bowman, R.C.; Brandwein, Sam; Braude, Rachel; Braunschvig; Breakstone, R.; Brilliant, S.; Brin, Joseph; Brodsky, Saul; Brownstone, M.
Folder 197: Buber, Martin 1929-1930
Folder 198: Buchler to Butzel 1943-1946: Buchler, Sadie; Buttenwieser, Hermann; Butzel, Fred M.
Folder 199: Cahnman to Chabatsky 1937-1954: Cahnman, Werner; Cantor, B.; Cantor, Leah; Carey, Jane C.; Celler, Emanuel; Ceshinsky, M.; Chabatsky, A.; Chabatsky, Z.
Folder 200: Chagall, Marc and Bella 1935-1944
Folder 201: Chagy, B. and Esther 1944-1956
Folder 202: Chaifetz to Charberg 1945-1956: Chaifetz-Tuzman, Malka; Chamberlain, J.P.; Chapiro, Georges; Charasch; Charberg, Miriam
Folder 203: Charney, Daniel 1926-1930, 1944-1954
Folder 204: Cherniak, J.A. 1929-1930, 1943-1956
Folder 205: Chodsiesuar, Margot 1939-1941
Folder 206: Chofshi, Nathan 1951-1956
Folder 207: Chrablow, Elkon 1945-1956
Folder 208: Cohen, Felix S. 1944-1955
Folder 209: Cohen, Henry; Cohen, Morris 1944-1946
Folder 210: Cohen, Robert Waley 1943-1947
Folder 211: Cohen, Stanley S.G. 1943-1944
Folder 212: Cohn, Emil Bernhard and Greta 1943-1956
Folder 213: Clarey to Cushing 1943-1948: Clarey, P.J.; Comay, J.; Condliffe, J.B.; Crerar, T.A.; Currie, Lauchlin; Cushing, Harry
Folder 214: Danciger to Davies 1931-1952: Danciger, Leila Nash; Daniels, Donald; Davidsohn, Georg; Davidson, J.; Davies, Lord
Folder 215: Davis, Nathan S. 1944-1956
Folder 216: Dean to Dembitz 1937-1955: Dean of Canterbury; de Gunzbourg, Baron Pierre; Deitelbaum, D.; de Lisaso, Jose I.; Dembitz, Sara W.
Folder 217: de Man, H. 1927-1929
Folder 218: Deull to Dijour 1943-1954: Deull, P.; Deutsch, Babette; Dijour, A.
Folder 219: Doblin, Alfred and Erna 1933-1944
Folder 220: Doblin, Peter to Dubinsky 1926, 1944-1952: Doblin, Peter; Donsky, J.; Douglas, Major William O.; Dubinsky, David
Folder 221: Dubnow, Simon 1927, 1938
Folder 222: Dujovne to Dworkin 1946-1953: Dujovne, Leon; Dworkin, Eva Jehoash; Dworkin, J.
Folder 223: Eckstein to Einhorn 1936-1953: Eckstein, Kurt; Eddleman, H. Leo; Efroykin, J.; Ehrlich, Clara; Einhorn, Helene
Folder 224: Einstein, Albert 1930, 1946-1947
Folder 225: Eisenberg to Eliashiv 1945-1955: Eisenberg, Rachel; Eleinky; Eliashiv, Samuel
Folder 226: Eliashev, Alexander 1944-1953
Folder 227: Elkin to Etner 1936-1956: Elkin, Mendl; Elkin, S.; Ellinson, Israel; Elyashiv, M.; Emanuel, Philip; Engels, J.; Epstein, H.; Etner, C.I.
Folder 228: Esselson, Esther 1922-1927, 1940-1949
Folder 229: Falk to Feldmann 1930, 1943-1956: Falk, Leon, Jr.; Feigenbaum, Lucien; Feinberg, Israel; Feinberg, Leon; Feldman, Aaron; Feldman, Tanya; Feldmann, A.
Folder 230: Fenster, Hersh 1945-1956
Folder 231: Feinleib to Fink 1942-1956: Feinleib, M.; Fellows, Frank; Fernandez, Concepcion; Feuer, Oscar; Fidanque, E. Alvin; Figueres, Jose; Filler, A.; Fine, Alvin I.; Fineman, Hayim; Finestone, Morris; Fink, L.
Folder 232: Finkel to Fondiller 1944-1955: Finkel, H.; Firt, Julius; Fischel, Walter; Fish, Hamilton; Fisher, Allenby B.; Fisher, R.L.; Fishman, Aaron; Fleisher, Wilfred; Fondiller, Leonard J.
Folder 233: Fox, C.D. 1944-1955
Folder 234: Frank, D. 1951
Folder 235: Frank, Herman 1928-1955
Folder 236: Frankenstein to Frashnick 1943-1954: Frankenstein, Ernst; Frankfurter, Felix; Fraser, Leah; Frashnick, Yehudah
Folder 237: Frenkel, Eliezer 1946-1949
Folder 238: Freund to Frishman 1948-1950: Freund, George; Fridman, M.; Frishman, Aaron
Folder 239: Fromm, Erich 1950-1956
Folder 239A: Fruchtbaum, Lesser M., Sara Ann and Tabey 1947-1954
Folder 240: Gabis to Gildersleeve 1937-1953: Gabis, A.; Gammans, David; Gaster, Theodor; Gelpar, L.; Gerdes, Theodore R.N.; Gershow, M.; Gibson, G.H.; Gildersleeve, Virginia
Folder 241: Gildesgame to Glantz 1938-1956: Gildesgame, L.L.; Gildesgame, Pierre; Gilman, Isaac; Gimbel, Bernard F.; Gimplin, Sol; Ginsburg, M.; Ginsburg, Rebecca; Ginsburg, Shaul; Glantz, Harry
Folder 242: Glantz-Leyeles, Aaron 1943-1953
Folder 243: Glauber to Goldberg 1940-1945: Glauber, Alfred; Goetz, Norman; Goldberg, A.
Folder 244: Goldberg, Aaron M. 1946-1956
Folder 245: Goldberg, Oskar 1943-1944
Folder 246: Goldberger, Hans 1940
Folder 247: Goldberg, S. to Goldenberg 1941-1956: Goldberg, Shalom; Goldberg, Shoshana; Goldchain, Jose; Golden, Morrie; Goldenberg, S.
Folder 248: Goldman, Emma 1925-1939
Folder 249: Goldman to Goodrich 1941-1952: Goldman, J.B.; Goldman, Blanche (Mrs. Maurice); Goldschmidt, C.A.; Goldstein, Herbert S.; Goldstein, Jonah J.; Goldwasser, Edwin; Goodrich, Carter
Folder 250: Golomb, Abraham 1939-1955
Folder 251: Goodman, Saul 1944-1949
Folder 252: Gordin, Abba; Gordin, Jacob 1941-1955
Folder 253: Gordonoff, T. and Lucie 1928-1957
Folder 254: Gorodisky, Jonah 1952-1956
Folder 255: Gorski to Graff 1944-1955: Gorski, John; Gotlib, N.J.; Gottesman, Bella; Gottlieb, Moritz M.; Gottschalk, Louis; Goure, Leon and Raye; Gowrie, Zena; Graff, Hinde
Folder 256: Grade to Grunberg 1930-1946: Grade, Chaim; Graff, Myron R.; Green, William; Greenberg, Eliezer; Greenstein, J.; Grigoriev, N.; Grossman, Vl.; Grunberg, Friedrich
Folder 257: Gruzman, L. 1940-1955
Folder 258: Gudell (Goodell), Martin 1939-1951
Folder 259: Gumbel to Guzegor 1930, 1945-1956: Gumbel, E.J.; Gurevitch, M.; Gurvitch, Herschel; Gutkind, Eric; Gutman, Felix; Guttman, Olga; Guzegor, S. Gutman
Folder 260: Haas to Hahn 1945-1951: Haas, Mr.; Haeck, Leo; Hahn, Moshe
Folder 261: Hahn, Moshe, Mrs. B. and Deborah 1952-1956: (Australia)
Folder 262: Hahn (Gan), Sergej 1938-1950
Folder 263: Halikman to Harrison 1944-1955: Halikman, H. King; Halpern, Israel; Hambro, C.J.; Hamburger, S.; Hardman, J.B.S.; Harrison, Earl J.
Folder 264: Harrison, Frank 1953-1956
Folder 265: Haus, Gabriel 1943-1944
Folder 266: Hefter to Hepner 1945-1956: Hefter, Joseph; Held, Adolph; Henig, Mr.; Hepner, Irving Isi
Folder 267: Hermelin, Ch. 1951-1953
Folder 268: Heschel to Hittelman 1944-1956: Heschel, Abraham Joshua; Heyman, David; Hilldring, John H.; Hillman, E.S.; Hillman, Sidney; Hillman, Tom; Hittelman, Max
Folder 269: Hirschauge, Eliezer 1950-1956
Folder 270: Holst, Henriette Roland 1928-1931
Folder 271: Holtzman, Max 1945-1956
Folder 272: Hook, Sidney 1944-1946
Folder 273: Honek to Hull 1929, 1943-1954: Honek, Mr.; Honig, Kalman; Howe, Irving; Hryhorijev, N.; Hull, Cordell
Folder 274: Ickes to Ivenitzki 1937-1946: Ickes, Harold; Ignatoff, David; Isaacs, Stanley M.; Isacharowitz, Mr.; Izenstone, I.; Ivenitski, Z.
Folder 275: Jacob to Jung 1944-1955: Jacob, Bertram; Jacobs, Maurice; Jacobs, Rose Y.; Jacobson, I.W.; Jasny, I.; Jassinowsky, Pinhas; Jeanne, C.S.; Joel, Katie; Josifon, M.; Jung, Leo
Folder 276: Kader to Kalmanovitch 1935-1957: Kader, Boris M.; Kagan, J.; Kagon, J.; Kahan, Harry; Kahn, Leon I.; Kaiser, Henry J.; Kalish, M. Emanuel; Kalmanovitch, Zelig
Folder 277: Kamenka to Kaplinski 1943-1955: Kamenka, Eugene; Kanel, Z.H.; Kaplan, Dora; Kaplan, Mordecai M.; Kaplan, Moshe; Kaplan, S.; Kaplinski, A.
Folder 278: Kasdan, Ch. S. 1953-1956
Folder 279: Katcherginsky to Keyser 1952-1956: Katcherginsky, Isak; Korsch, Karl; Kessel, G.; Keyser, Dora S.
Folder 280: Kine, A. 1943-1945
Folder 281: Kingdon to Klinger 1930, 1944-1956: Kingdon, Frank; Kirschberg, Dr.; Kiveliovitch, M.; Klapper, Paul; Kleinman, S.; Klementinowski, D.; Klepfisz, H.; Klibaroff, Murray; Kligsberg, M.; Klinger, S. Charles
Folder 282: Klioner, Elihu 1954-1956
Folder 283: Knox to Konvitz 1946-1956: Knox, Azriel; Koenig, Leo; Kohn, Hans; Kohn, Leybl; Konvitz, Milton
Folder 284: Kopeloff, I. 1932-1933
Folder 285: Kopelowitz to Kivetchansky 1937-1955: Kopelowitz, Ch.; Korengold, S.; Kosover, M.; Krepliak, J.; Kulczynski, R.R.; Kwetchansky, Gershon
Folder 286: Lakerman, S., Batya and Ezra 1940-1951
Folder 287: folder number not used
Folder 288: La Guardia to Lazarevitch 1944-1956: La Guardia, Fiorello; Lamstein, J.; Landauer, Dan; Landbard, M.; Lashanska, Hulda; Lasker, Albert D.; Laski, Harold J.; Lazarevitch, I.
Folder 289: Lebenson, Aryeh 1954
Folder 290: Ledbour, G. 1923-1924
Folder 291: Lederhaendler to Lehrer 1937-1955: Lederhaendler, M.S.; Lederman, B.; Lehman, Adele (Mrs. Arthur); Lehman, Herbert H.; Lehman, Irving; Lehman, M.; Lehr, Max; Lehrer, Leibush; Lehrer, Lipe
Folder 292: Leivick, H. 1927-1946
Folder 293: Lerner to Levy 1931, 1945-1955: Lerner, Abba P.; Lerner, Shimon; Lesinski, John; Lesnou, E.; Lestchinsky, Jacob; Lettin, Mr.; Lev, Abraham; Levi, S. Gershon; Levin, J.; Levin, Jacob; Levinson, Tobias; Levy, Ch.
Folder 294: Lewicki, Henrik 1945
Folder 295: Lewin to Lisker 1944-1955: Lewin, Samuel; Lewis, Theodore N.; Lewis, Willmott; Libensko, Malka; Libensky, Joseph; Lichtstein, M.J.; Liessin, A.; Lifschitz, Mr.; Lifschitz, B.; Lifschitz, Ezekiel; Lifszyce, J.; Lisker, Pesach (Felipe)
Folder 296: Litwin to Lowy 1928-1956: Litwin, Baruch; Liwschitz, B.; Loran, S.; Lorwin, Lewis L.; Lowy, J.
Folder 297: Lux, Stefan 1932-1936
Folder 298: Magerovsky to Manger 1945-1956: Magerovsky, Lev F.; Mahler, Raphael; Maitlis, J.; Malkiel, A.J.; Malov, P.N.; Maltz, Saul; Manela, Rachel; Manger, Itzik
Folder 299: Mann to Marcus 1933, 1945-1955: Mann, Thomas; Mann, William; Mansvetov, Fedor S.; Maor, Isaac; Marcus, Pesach
Folder 300: Marker, Ida 1951
Folder 301: Markman, Lejb 1946
Folder 302: Markvald, W. 1937-1939
Folder 303: Marmorstein to McCormack 1925, 1946-1956: Marmorstein, Arthur; Marmorstein, Emile; Marmorstein, Jessie; Mart..., A.; Marusia; Masia, Rose; Matenko, Percy; Maximov, G.; Maze, Ida; McCormack, John W.
Folder 304: McCormick to Mendel 1943-1953: McCormick, Anne O'Hare; McCormick, Lee; Medalie, George Z.; McKeon, Richard; Melechiel, A.; Mendel, Manuel
Folder 305: Mendelsberg, Meyer and Miriam 1941-1954
Folder 306: Menuhin to Minkin 1926, 1944-1953: Menuhin, Yehudi; Mett, Ida; Meyer, H.; Meyerowitz, Arthur; Meyers, Saul S.; Michaels, E.; Miller, Shin; Millikan, R.A.; Mines, D.; Minkin, Mr.
Folder 307: Minkin, Judah and Keila 1945-1955
Folder 308: Mirski to Mylov 1930-1956: Mirsky, Rachel; Moose, Rose; Morgenstern, M.; Morgenthau, Henry, Jr.; Morris, DuBois, Jr.; Mosely, Philip E.; Moss, J.; Muehsam, Erich; Mylov, P.
Folder 309: Mukdoni, A. 1943-1946
Folder 310: Nachsin to Niebuhr 1943-1955: Nachsin, Sarah; Naiman, E.; Nathanson, William; Nevelstein, Aaron; Niebuhr, Reinhold
Folder 311: Niger, S. 1933-1953
Folder 312: Nikolaievski to Ostrowsky 1943-1956: Nikolaievski, Nicolai; Nisis, Leon; Nutkievich, S.; Osborne, Edgar; Oshry, Samuel M.; Ostrowsky, Adeline; Ostrowsky, Clara; Ostrowsky, W.
Folder 313: Palatnick, Rosa 1956
Folder 314: Parkan to Pines, Jacob 1943-1956: Parkan, Nora Solomonovna; Parker, S.E.; Parry, Albert; Perlmutter, M.; Peskin, M.; Petegorsky, David W.; Petshenik, M.; Pett, Chaim; Pines, Jacob
Folder 315: Pines, L. 1941-1947
Folder 316: Pinkas to Pinkerfeld-Amir 1953-1955: Pinkas, L.; Pinkerfeld-Amir, Anda
Folder 317: Podolsky, E.W. 1946-1956
Folder 318: Podron to Prinz 1944-1956: Podro, Joshua; Pollack, Jack; Pomerantz, Chaim; Pool, David de Sola; Portnoy, Sam; Posner, Nachum; Prager, Mr.; Prince, J.; Prinz, Joachim
Folder 319: Prokopowicz to Pumphrey 1943-1956: Prokopowicz, Caterina; Proskauer, Joseph; Przybulski, Chackiel; Pumphrey, Mary E.
Folder 320: Rabinkow to Rageot 1934, 1945-1956: Rabinkow, S.; Rabinowicz, Anna; Rabinowicz, D.; Rabinowitz, Melech; Rabinowitch, Jakob; Radkey, Oliver; Rafalkes, N.; Rageot, T.
Folder 321: Rapaport, A. 1945-1946
Folder 322: Raptchinskaya to Ravid 1939-1946, 1958-1965: Raptchinskaya, M.; Raptschinsky, B.; Rasiniv, J.; Ravid, J.M.
Folder 323: Ravitch, Melech 1940-1954
Folder 324: Rawidowicz, Simon 1944-1956
Folder 325: Resnick to Rittenberg 1944-1956: Resnick, Lazer; Resnick, Salomon; Ribsh, J.; Richmond, Paul; Rim, Morris W.; Rips, Serge; Rittenberg, Louis
Folder 326: Roback, A.A. 1949-1956
Folder 327: Robeson, Paul 1934
Folder 328: Rochgalin, Reuben 1944-1945
Folder 329: Rocker to Rosenfarb 1927-1955: Rocker, Rudolf; Rodman, Toby; Rogel, Joseph; Rogoff, Hillel; Ron, L.; Roosevelt, Eleanor; Rose, David; Rosen, Melech; Rosenbaum, Mr.; Rosenbaum, M.M.; Rosenbloom, Jerald; Rosenfarb, Chava
Folder 330: Rosenman to Rushev 1935-1956: Rosenman, Samuel I.; Rosenthal, E.; Rosenwald, Lessing J.; Rosey, S.; Rosin, A. (Ben-Adir); Rosin, Jacob; Rothbart, Jacob; Rothenberg, A.; Rubin, Israel; Rubin, Majer; Rubinstein, A.; Ruden, Melech; Rushev, Anna
Folder 331: Sabath to Saltz 1943-1950: Sabath, Adolph J.; Sabbath, M.J.; Sadow-Platt, Chana; Salamon, Fanny; Salmon, Sam; Salomon, Bernard S.; Salter, Arthur; Saltz, Charles
Folder 332: Saltzman, Paula (Pesya) 1949-1954
Folder 333: Sankey to Savinkov 1932, 1944-1945: Sankey, Stuart; Sansom, George; Sansom, Katharine; Sarnoff, David; Savinkov, E.
Folder 334: Schaechter, Mordkhe 1949-1956
Folder 335: Schechter to Schonfeld 1931-1956: Schechter, Israel; Scheindel, R.; Schiff, Otto M.; Schifter, Richard; Schindler, Alexander M.; Schindler, L.; Schlittner, M.; Schlossberg, Joseph; Schmerling, Eugene; Schmulevitz, Miriam; Schneerson, Menachem M.; Schonfeld, Moses
Folder 336: Schwartz to Siegal 1937-1956: Schwartz, E.; Schriftn; Schweid, Abraham; Seelig, M.G.; Sefton, W.H.; Segal, J.I.; Segal, Philip; Seltzer, S.; Senior, Clarence; Shaban, Abel; Shafer, E.M.; Shaw, Maude Royden; Sheftel, A.; Sher, Israel; Sher, Z.; Sherman, E.L.; Shinn, Roger L.; Shore, Samuel; Shtern, Sholem; Shubinsky, Malka; Shur, M.; Siegal, Lillian
Folder 337: Siegel, Ada (Steinberg) 1918, 1940-1956
Folder 338: Siegel to Silberstein 1930-1955: Siegel, David; Siegel, Ida L.; Siegel, S.; Siegler, P.; Siemsen, Anna; Silber, M.; Silberberg, M.B.; Silberstein, H.
Folder 339: Simaite, Anna (Ona) 1944-1955
Folder 340: Simon to Smith 1944-1956: de Simon, Juan Salomon; Singer, Lawrence H.; Slote, Herbert Leo; Slotin, George; Smith, Harold
Folder 340A: Sowden, Lewis 1936-1937
Folder 341: Solnik to Stein 1938-1956: Solnik, Ch.; Sonnabend, H.; Soris, E.; Soris, M.S.; Spencer, Sidney; Spiegel, Alexander; Spritzer, Samuel; Staff, Aaron S.; Starch, Hillel; Stein, Emanuel
Folder 342: Stein, L.M. 1943-1953
Folder 343: Steinberg, Aaron 1930, 1945-1956
Folder 344: Steinberg, Anna 1943-1950
Folder 345: Steinberg, Leo 1944-1946
Folder 346: Steinberg, Shulamit 1945-1959
Folder 347: Sternberger to Suckewer 1944-1956: Sternberger, Estelle M.; Sterne, M.H.; Straight, Michael; Strauss, Lewis L.; Strauss, Roger W.; Strauss, S.; Stutchkoff, Nahum; Suckewer (Sutzkever), Avrom
Folder 348: Sudarski, Mendel; Sudarsky Alex 1944-1955
Folder 349: Sulzberger, Arthur Hays 1943-1947
Folder 350: Sulzberger, Iphigenie Ochs (Mrs. Arthur Hays) 1944-1947
Folder 351: Sunshine to Szpetman 1928, 1943-1955: Sunshine, K.; Swope, Herbert Bayard; Symonds, John; Szechatow, S.; Szpetman, Sz.; unknown
Folder 352: Tabory to Teglowitz 1937-1955: Tabory, Isaac; Taft, Charles; Talush, I.; Taub, Baruch; Taubes, J.S.; Taussig, Charles W.; Taylor, Myron C.; Teglowitz, H.
Folder 353: Teichman, Ida 1945-1956
Folder 354: Templeman to Tucholsky 1927, 1944-1956: Templeman, A.; Tenenbaum, Shea; Theilhaber, F.A.; Thomas, Ivor; Thomas, Norman; Thompson, Dorothy; Trunk, J.J.; Tucholsky, Mr.
Folder 355: Turak, Nathan 1940-1955
Folder 356: Untermyer to Usiskin 1945-1946: Untermyer, Irwin; Usiskin, M.
Folder 357: Urkevich, P. 1948-1949: references Sergej Gan
Folder 358: Van Leeuwen, Henri 1943-1956
Folder 359: Villa, Eugenio 1939-1955
Folder 360: Vladeck to Vlavianos 1929-1937, 1949: Vladeck, B. Charney; Vlavianos, Basil J.
Folder 361: Wachtel to Warburg 1944-1955: Wachtel, Henry I.; Wajnryb, Nelli; Walinsky, Rose N.; Wallace, Henry A.; Wallach, Sidney; Warburg, Gerald F.
Folder 362: Warburg, Max and Edward 1943-1947
Folder 363: Warman to Warzel 1944-1955: Warman, D.; Warrin, Frank L.; Warzel, Eliezer
Folder 364: Wedgwood, Josiah 1933-1941
Folder 365: Weil to Weinreich 1945-1951: Weil, Frank L.; Weinreich, Max
Folder 366: Weintraub, Moshe 1937, 1952-1957
Folder 367: Weislitz, Jacob 1944-1945
Folder 368: Weiss to Weissblatt 1944-1956: Weiss, Francis Joseph; Weissblatt, J.
Folder 369: Welles, Sumner 1944-1945
Folder 370: Wells to Weltch 1943-1956: Wells, Abraham; Wells, David; Weltch, Dr.
Folder 371: Wershaw, S. 1945-1946
Folder 372: West, Rebecca 1933
Folder 373: Wexler, A. 1941-1956
Folder 374: Wiegmann, Elsa 1933, 1955-1956
Folder 375: Wiesenthal to Wright 1943-1953: Wiesenthal, U.; Willen, Joseph; Willkie, Wendell L.; Winkler, Josef; Wise, Stephen S.; Wolf, J.; Wolfe, Bertram D.; Wolfberg, J.; Woll, Matthew; Worlin, Mr.; Wood, Walter A.; Wright, Quincy
Folder 376: Wurzel to Wyzanski 1944-1946: Wurzel, Eliezer; Wyzanski, Charles E.
Folder 377: Yaffe to Yurkutajtis 1935, 1952-1955: Yaffe, H.; Yood, Nahum; Yoveli, S.Z.; Yurkutajtis, Marciu
Folder 378: Zabludovitch to Zacharovitch 1934-1953: Zabludovitch, D.; Zachariasz, Moshe; Zacharin, David; Zacharovitch, I.
Folder 379: Zahler, Shalom 1947-1956
Folder 380: Zajantz, M.Fiszel 1955-1956
Folder 381: Zamir to Zelitch 1936-1955: Zamir, Shalom; Zangwill, Israel; Zelitch, G.
Folder 382: Zelitch, Judah 1944-1956
Folder 383: Zhitlowski, Shmuel 1937-1943: references Ecuador
Folder 384: Zimmerman to Zoblins 1945-1950: Zimmerman, Charles S.; Zinzel, P.; Zipper, Jacob; Zirlin, Mr.; Zoblins, Dr.
Folder 385: Zukerman, William 1945-1955
Folder 386: Zweig, Stefan; Zweig, Ch. 1927-1927, 1950

Series IV: Freeland League, London Office 1937-1943

This series consists of Freeland League materials and correspondence from the London office. Materials are related to the formative period of the Freeland League and the beginnings of the plan for Jewish colonization in Australia. The materials have been divided into two subseries. Many of the individuals and organizations in this series are also represented in other series.

Folders: 119

Subseries 1: Individuals 1937-1943

Some important correspondents include Norman Angell, Ludwik Anigstein, Ben-Adir, Winston Churchill, Robert Waley Cohen, Josef Czernichow, Anthony de Rothschild, Edmond de Rothschild, Henrietta Franklin, Zalmen Mayzner, Myer S. Nathan, Charles Seligman, and Edith Zangwill.

Folders: 99

Folder 387: Abercrombie to Atlee 1938-1940: Abercrombie, R.G.; Ackerman, Mr.; Adler, Nettie; Allen, Lord; Alles, Mrs.; Alterman, Maurice; Anderton, W. Stanley; Arnold, Lord; Aronson, N.; Attlee, Clement R.
Folder 388: Amery, L.C.S. 1939
Folder 389: Angell, Norman 1938-1939
Folder 390: Anigstein, Ludwik 1938-1939
Folder 391: Apt, Max 1938-1940
Folder 392: Bab to Bruce 1937-1940: Bab, Hans H.; Babinski, I.; Barber, Miss; Baron, Edward; Barnby, Lord; Barrett, James; Bavin, Cyril; Bell, Albert; Beer, E.; Ben-Adir (A. Rosin); Bentwich, Norman; Berger, Ethel; Berkovitz, B.; Besser, Felix; Bevin, Ernest; Black, Charles; Black, Mr.; Black, E.; Blain, Mr.; Bloomfield, Instone; Bonn, Max Julius; Botnitsky, J.; Brainin, Mrs.; Bramley, Roland; Brearley, Mr.; Bruce, Stanley M.
Folder 393: Bearsted, Lord 1938
Folder 394: Bensusan, Arthur and Ethel 1938-1939
Folder 395: Bernstein, William 1937-1938
Folder 396: Beveridge, William 1939
Folder 397: Brodie, Israel 1937-1939
Folder 398: Buckley-Johnson, V. 1938
Folder 399: Buxton, Charles Roden and Dorothy 1938
Folder 400: Cahn to Cruh 1937-1939: Cahn, Julien; Campbell, John; Carr-Saunders, Mr.; Casper, Bernard M.; Cass, Henry; Chrightly, A.M.; Cohen, Brunel; Cohen, Ch. W.; Cohen, Herbert B.; Cohen, Lionel L.; Cohen, Paul; Cohen, Walter S.; Colebatch, Hal; Condliffe, J.B.; Cowan, Mr.; Cruh, M.
Folder 401: Catlin, George 1938
Folder 402: Cazalet, V.A. 1938-1939
Folder 403: Chichester, Bishop of 1938-1939: (George Bell)
Folder 404: Churchill, Winston 1938
Folder 404A: Cohen, Jack B.B. 1938
Folder 405: Cohen, Robert Waley 1938-1940
Folder 406: Cohen, Stanley G. 1937-1940
Folder 407: Czernichow, Josef 1938-1939
Folder 408: Da Fano to Durlacher 1938-1939: Da Fano, D.L.; Dalton, Hugh; David, S.; Davis, Mr.; Davis, Edward; Davis, Helene; d'Egville, Howard; de Rothschild, Anthony; de Rothschild, Edmund; de Sola, Raphael D.; Deutsch, Oscar; Devonshire, Duke of; Donnet, P.N.; Doubossarsky, J.; Drapkin, Henry L.; Drukker, Rev.; Durlacher, Werner S.
Folder 409: Edelhofer to Evans 1937-1940: Edelhofer, Mr.; Eder, Mr. and Mrs. M.D.; Eggleston, Mrs.; Elibank, Lord; Ellis, G.; Emanuel, I.S.; Emanuel, J.; Edgley, Winifred; Engelstein, Szymon; Entwistle, Cyril; Epstein, I.; Evans, Rhys
Folder 410: Edgar, Leslie I. 1938-1940
Folder 411: Emanuel, Philip 1937-1940
Folder 412: Feld to Fried 1937-1940: Feld, H.N.; Field, Mr.; Finegold, Mark; Finlay, Mrs. Robert; Finlayson, H.C.F.; Fischman, C.F.; Fishman, Miss; Frank, L.; Franklin, Ed; Franklin, Kathleen C.; Franks, Mr. amd Mrs.; Frredman, D.J.; Freud, Mr.; Freid, Alfred
Folder 413: Franklin, Henrietta 1937-1940
Folder 414: Franklin, Henrietta 1938: party for Freeland League
Folder 415: Gairinsky to Gutkind 1937-1940: Gairinsky, Leo; Galway, Henry; Gammans, L.D.; Gaster, Lucy; Gerson, Henry S.; Gerson, J.L.; Giblin, L.F.; Gibson, F.S.; Gildesgame, Pierre; Glasser, Harry; Goldberg, Mr.; Goldsmid, d'Avigdor; Goldstein, Max; Gould, Mrs.; Graham, R.D.C.; Green, Alan; Greenberg, Mr.; Greenwood, H.P.; Greenwood, Samuel; Grenfell, Hilda; Griffin, J.R.; Grunfeld, I.; Grunshan, Paul; Guedella, Philip; Gutkind, Gabriele
Folder 416: Gestetner, S. 1938-1940
Folder 417: Ginsberg, Morris 1938-1939
Folder 418: Gluckstein, Louis 1938-1939
Folder 419: Golodetz, Alec 1938-1939
Folder 420: Hahn to Hyamson 1937-1940: Hahn, R.; Hailey, Lord; Halsted, Ernest; Haety, P.J.; Hardyman, J.T.; Harris, Percy; Hart, Ida; Hart, H.R.A.; Hartog, Philip; Haynes, W.S.; Hefter, Joseph; Henochsberg, O.E. and I.; Henriques, Cyril Q.; Henry, Mr.; Hess, Miss; Hobson, J.A.; Hofmann, H.; Hogben, C.; Holiday, H.E.; Horensztajn, Lipa; Hurtwood, Lord Allen of; Hyamson, Mr.
Folder 421: Haus, Gabriel 1938-1940
Folder 422: Hirst, Lord 1938-1939
Folder 423: Innes to Itzig 1938-1941: Innes, Guy; Isaacs, Isaac A.; Israel, Wilfred; Itzig, C.C.
Folder 424: Jacob to Joseph 1937-1939: Jacob, Bernard; Jacobs, Elizabeth; Jacobs, Lionel A.; Jacobson, Ronald; Jezievski, I.; Johnson, Hewlett (Dean of Canterbury); Johnson, Captain; Jonas, Selma; Joseph, Ernest; Joseph, Leopold; Joseph, N. Stephen
Folder 425: Japhet, Saemy 1937-1939
Folder 426: Jones, A. Creech 1938-1939
Folder 427: Kaberry to Kreitman 1937-1940: Kaberry, Miss; Kahn, Geoffrey L.; Kahn, R.F.; Kaizer, A.M.; Kazak, Bernard; Kessler, Nathan; Kevon, Mr.; Kirwan, John; Kisch, Cecil; Kisch, E. Royalton; Kisch, F.H.; Kleeberg, L.S.; Klippel, A.; Kraft, Erwin; Kreitman family
Folder 428: Kessler, David 1938-1940
Folder 429: Kessler, L. 1937-1939
Folder 430: Kine, A. 1937-1938
Folder 431: Lamington to Lvovitch 1937-1940: Lamington, Lord; Langdon, S.M.; Lascelles, E. ff.W.; Laski, Harold J.; Lazarus, G.S.; Leftwich, Joseph; Leopold, I.; Levine, Raphael H.; Levinson, Israel; Levy, E.M.; Levy, J.; Levy, Henry; Levy, L.; Levy, Mrs.; Lewin, J.; Lifszyce, E.Y.; Lindgren, F.W.; Loewe, Herbert; Loewenstein, Georg; Lvovitch, D.
Folder 432: Lawrence, Alexander 1939
Folder 433: Lerman, J. 1938-1939
Folder 434: Levinson, B.A. 1938-1940
Folder 435: Loewenthal, H. 1937-1939
Folder 436: Lothian, Lord 1938-1939
Folder 437: Macdonald to Myers 1937-1940: Macdonald, Beatrice; Macdonald, Louisa; MacDonald, Malcolm; MacDougall, H.; MacLaren, Andrew; Maffey, John; Mallon, J.J.; Mandelstam, Ch.; Margoline, J.; Markon, Kasimir; Marks, Ernest; Martin, Kingsley; Marx, E.N.; McGowan, M.; Mellon, Mr.; Mendl, Charles; Meyerstein, E.W.; Michaelis, Archie; Middleton, Mr.; Midwood, H.; Milne, John; Mond, Robert; Morris, Isaiah; Moscovici, Ilie; Moses, S.; Mueller, Mrs.; Myers, Lady
Folder 438: Magnus, Philip 1937-1939
Folder 439: Mattuck, Israel 1937-1938
Folder 440: Mayzner, Zalmen 1937: February-May
Folder 441: Mayzner, Zalmen 1937: June-August
Folder 442: Mayzner, Zalmen 1937: September-December
Folder 443: Mayzner, Zalmen 1938: January-June
Folder 444: Mayzner, Zalmen 1938: July-December
Folder 445: Mayzner, Zalmen 1939
Folder 446: Mayzner, Zalmen 1940, undated
Folder 447: Mendl, Sigismund 1938-1939
Folder 448: Montefiore, C.S. 1938-1940
Folder 449: Nagelschmidt to Noel-Buxton 1938-1939: Nagelschmidt, S. and R.E.; Narodiczki, Mr.; Nathan, H.L.; Nicholson, Mr.; Noel-Baker, Mr.; Noel-Buxton, Lord
Folder 450: Nathan, Myer S. 1938
Folder 451: Nathan, Myer S. 1939
Folder 452: Nathan, Myer S. 1940
Folder 453: Oppenheimer to Osland 1937-1940: Oppenheimer, Ludwig; Oppenheimer, M.; Osland, R.
Folder 454: Patkin to Privett 1937-1940: Patkin, Mr.; Pearson, R. Meynell; Philipp, Oscar; Plant, G.F.; Pollitzer, Joseph; Ponsonby, Lord; Posekoff, W.; Price, Philip; Priestley, J.B.; Primrose, A.B.; Privett, Herbert W.
Folder 455: Phillips, John R. 1939
Folder 456: Podhorzer, J. 1938-1939
Folder 457: Poteliakhoff, A. 1938-1940
Folder 458: Rantzen to Ryb 1937-1940: Rantzen, R.B.; Rathbone, Eleanor F.; Reddaway, W.B.; Reichenbach, Mr.; Reid, Andrew; Reinhart, Harold; Richardson, Justin; Rieder, W.; Rise, Murial; Rosely, Percy M.; Rosenblatt, Phil; Roseth, Gyorgy; Ross, J. Clunies; Rothschild, Lord; Royden, Maude; Roxby, P.N.; Ryb, N.
Folder 459: Reading, Lord 1937-1938
Folder 460: Rosin, A. (Ben-Adir) 1937-1941
Folder 461: Russell, John 1938-1939
Folder 462: Sacki to Scott 1937-1940: Sacki, G.; Salmon, Harry; Salmon, Jack; Sankey, Lord; Sassoon, Meyer; Schattmann, Stefan; Schild, Heinz F.; Schoenberger, Mr.; Schoenfeld, Paul; Schonfield, Mr.; Schwab, Harry C.; Scott, Peter
Folder 463: Shaw to Syngalowski 1938-1939: Shaw, H.A.; Shields, T. Drummond; Shimenson, Joseph; Sieburg, Eva; Silberberg, Mr.; Silstone, Sidney; Simnett, W.E.; Simpson, Norah; Slavouski, W.; Sonnenschein, E.; Souza, Ernst; Spiwak, H.D.; Stannard, Harold; Stanner, Mr.; Sterling, Louis; Stonehaven, Lord; Strabolgi, Lord; Sumray, Phyllis; Sussman, Mr.; Syngalowski, A.
Folder 464: Salter, Arthur 1938-1939
Folder 465: Schiff, Otto M. 1938-1939
Folder 466: Seligman, Charles 1938: January-June
Folder 467: Seligman, Charles 1938: July-August
Folder 468: Seligman, Charles 1938-1940: September 1938-1940
Folder 469: Smith, J. MacCallum; Smith, Tom 1937-1938
Folder 470: Snell, Lord 1938-1939
Folder 471: Sonnenberg, Max 1939
Folder 472: Southwood, Lord 1938-1939
Folder 473: Speller, Charles 1938
Folder 474: Spier, Eugen 1938-1939
Folder 475: Steed, Wickham 1937-1939
Folder 476: Stern, Robert 1938-1940
Folder 477: Tavistock to Turner 1937-1938: Tavistock, Mr.; Taylor, Griffith; Teeling, William; Terry, M.; Thompson, S.L.; Turk, E.; Turner, G.R.; Turner, W.H.
Folder 478: Upton to Voorzangen 1937-1939: Upton, S.; Vadnai, Tibor Stephen; Van den Bergh, Donald; Van Noorden, E.A.; Viertel, Berthold; Voorzangen, H.
Folder 479: Wakefield to Zukerman 1938-1943: Wakefield, Stanley A.; Warr, Mrs.; Watney, Charles; Watson, J. Bruce S.; Wedgwood, Colonel; Wells, H.G.; Weil, Szyman; Weiss, Franz Josef; White, T.W.; Wolf, Daniel; Wulf, Fritz; Yaffa, David; Zissu, Th. A.L.; Zukerman, William
Folder 480: Wood, Thomas 1939-1940
Folder 481: Wrench, Evelyn 1939
Folder 482: Young, Robert 1937-1938
Folder 483: Zangwill, Edith 1938-1939
Folder 484: Unidentified correspondents 1937-1940

Subseries 2: Organizations 1937-1943

Among the organizations represented are International Jewish Colonisation Society, Jewish Peoples Service, Agudas Israel World Organisation, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, EMCOL (Association for Jewish Emigration and Colonization, Jewish Territorial Organisation, The Times, Workmens Circle Arbeter Ring, and World Jewish Congress.

Folders: 20

Folder 485: A to E 1937-1940: Agudas Israel World Organisation; American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee; Association of Polish Jewish Students in Great Britain; Centre de Recherches de Solutions au Probleme Juif; Colonial Office; Coordinating Foundation for Refugees; Council for German Jewry; EMCOL (Association for Jewish Emigration and Colonization); Emigration Aid Committee for the Jews of Carpatho-Ruthenia; Empire Migration and Development Conference
Folder 486: F 1937-1940: Fairbridge Farm Schools; Federation of Checho-Slovakian Jews; Federation of Zionist Youth; France Amerique Latine
Folder 487: Foreign Office 1938-1939
Folder 488: Freeland - Poland 1938-1939
Folder 489: H to I 1937-1938: High Commissioner of the League of Nations for Refugees Coming from Germany; Imperial Economic Committee; Israel (publication)
Folder 490: International Jewish Colonisation Society 1938-1943
Folder 491: J 1938-1940: Jewish Year Book; Jewish Times; Jewish Telegraphic Agency Ltd.; Jewish Territorial Organisation; Jewish Free Reading Room
Folder 492: Jewish Chronicle 1937-1939
Folder 493: Jewish Peoples Service 1938-1940: (Scheveningen, The Hague)
Folder 494: Land Settlement Association; Liga fuer die Juedisches Territorial Idee 1937-1938
Folder 495: Ligue Territorialiste Juive 1937-1939
Folder 496: M 1938-1940: Maccabaeans; Maccabi Association London; Manchester Guardian; Manchester Zionist Association
Folder 497: N to O 1937-1940: National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations, Inc.; Nai Juda; National Council for Civil Liberties; News Chronicle; New Zionist Organisation; ORDO (publication); Over-Seas League
Folder 498: Peace Army 1938-1940
Folder 499: Royal Institute for International Affairs 1938-1940
Folder 500: S 1937-1939: Schwedische Mission Stockholm; Societe d'Emigration et Colonisation Juive (EMCOL); Southend-on-Sea Labour Party; Stichting Joddsche Arbeid;
Folder 501: T to W 1938-1940: The Times; Union des Societes OSE; Victoria and Chelsea Social and Literary Society; West Central Jewish Club; Wilno Boy Scout Organisation; Workers' Circle Friendly Society; Workmens Circle Arbeter Ring; World Jewish Congress
Folder 502: News clippings 1937-1939
Folder 503: Statements, memoranda, press releases 1938, undated
Folder 504: Miscellaneous 1938-1940: correspondence, reports, Freeland League constitution, surveys, meeting announcements,

Series V: Freeland League, Miscellaneous Materials 1938-1968

Some of the materials in this series include newspaper clippings, diaries, meeting notices and minutes, financial records, articles by Steinberg as well as by others, membership materials, publicity and advertising materials, and materials about receptions and other events.

Folders: 18

Folder 505: News clippings 1938-1961
Folder 506: Diary 1946
Folder 507: Financial report; bank pass books 1944-1954
Folder 508: Freeland (periodical) 1941, 1952
Folder 509: Los Angeles 1945-1946: diary, lecture announcements, correspondence, financial materials, membership lists
Folder 510: Articles by I.N. Steinberg undated
Folder 511: Unidentified manuscripts 1945, undated
Folder 512: Meetings notices 1941-1968
Folder 513: Membership cards 1941-1944
Folder 514: Membership lists 1943-1953
Folder 515: Memoranda, statements, resolutions, press releases 1944-1954
Folder 516: Minutes of meetings 1943-1966
Folder 517: Miscellaneous 1940-1955: questionnaires, publication materials, interview and meeting schedules, reports, lists
Folder 518: Publicity and advertising materials 1944-1948
Folder 519: Speeches 1948, undated
Folder 520: Steinberg reception 1943
Folder 521: Steinberg 60th birthday reception 1948
Folder 522: Theater benefits 1956-1968

Series VI: Refugee Freeland League in Austria 1945-1951

This series contains mainly correspondence between the Refugee Freeland League in Austria and individuals and organizations, as well as some letters from refugees in Displaced Persons camps in Europe.

Folders: 26

Folder 523: Correspondence 1947
Folder 524: Correspondence 1948: January
Folder 525: Correspondence 1948: February
Folder 526: Correspondence 1948: March-April
Folder 527: Correspondence 1948: May
Folder 528: Correspondence 1948: June
Folder 529: Correspondence 1948: July
Folder 530: Correspondence 1948: August
Folder 531: Correspondence 1948: September
Folder 532: Correspondence 1948: October
Folder 533: Correspondence 1948: November-December
Folder 534: Correspondence 1949: January
Folder 535: Correspondence 1949: February-March
Folder 536: Correspondence 1949: April-June
Folder 537: Correspondence 1949: July-October
Folder 538: Correspondence 1949: November-December
Folder 539: Correspondence 1950
Folder 540: Correspondence 1951
Folder 541: Correspondence undated
Folder 542: Postal receipts 1948-1949
Folder 542A: Letters from refugees, A to F 1946-1948: Ajzen, A.; Barbanel, Sz.; Bernstein, Max; Brucker, Benzion; Czyzyk, I.; Erlichman, A.; Felzenszwalbe, Charles; Fischler, Chaja
Folder 543: Letters from refugees, Frenkel, Eliezer 1947-1949
Folder 544: Letters from refugees, K 1946-1947: Kaczerginski, Izac; Klatchko, Elke; Kusne, Borys
Folder 545: Letters from refugees, L to P 1946-1950: Lewent, Abram; Liwschitz, B.; Loewner, Erna; Menge, Yvonne; Pinsker, Salomon; Pollack, A.; Potruch, Jozef
Folder 546: Letters from refugees, R to W 1945-1947: Rozenbes, Dina; Sapir, J.; Siegelman, Sz.; Wasserman, Leib; Wicentowski, Israel; Witkowski, J.; Wohl, N.; Wodlinger, David
Folder 547: Letters from refugees, Freeland groups 1946-1948: Bergen-Belsen; Lodz; Lubeck; Romania

Series VII: Steinberg’s Visit to London 1946

This series consists of correspondence, memoranda and meeting notices related to Steinberg’s visit to London in 1946 on behalf of the Freeland League.

Folders: 15

Folder 548: A 1946: Alexander, Kreine; Amery, L.S.; Angell, Norman; Anglo-Jewish Association; The Argus and Australasian
Folder 549: B 1946: Bailey, K.H.; Baillien, Clive; Barnett, Mrs.; Barrington-Ward, R.M.; Bearsted, Lord; Beasley, John; Beeley, Harold; Bels, Ernest A.; Beveridge, Lord; Bevin, Ernest; Bottomley, A.G.; Botd, Francis; British Foreign Office; Brockway, Fenner
Folder 550: C 1946: Cassin, Mr.; Catlin, Mr.; Chifley, J.B.; Chilver, Sally; Churchill, Winston; Cocks, Seymour; Cohen, Robert Waley; Coupland, Reginald; Cruikshank, R.J.; Cudlipp, Percy
Folder 551: D-F 1946: Davies, C.; de Rothschild, Edmund; Derbyshire, Andrew; Douglas, Miss; Dunlop, W.L.M.; Emanuel, Philip; Evans, Stanley N.; Fisk, Ernest; Foot, Michael; Franklin, Henrietta; Franklyn, Julian
Folder 552: G 1946: Gammans, David; Gilroy, Mr.; Goldsmid, H. d'Avigdor; Goldsmith, Arthur J.; Gollancz, Victor; Gough, E.J.; Gowrie, Lord; Greenwood, Arthur
Folder 553: H-J 1946: Hahn-Warburg, Lola; Healey, Denis; Henriques, Basil; Henriques, Edward; Hunter, John; Hyamson, William; James, Claude; Jones, Creech; Jewish Central Information Office
Folder 554: L 1946: Laski, Harold J.; Layton, Walter; Lee, Jennie; Lerman, J.; Lethem, Gordon; Levy, Henry; Lindsay, Kenneth; Loewenthal, H.; Low, Mr.
Folder 555: M 1946: Maitlis, Jacob; Manningham-Buller, R.E.; Marmorstein, E.; McGuire, Paul; McNeil, Hector; Montagu, Ewan E.S.; Sebag-Montefiore, C.E.; Morawetz, Paul A.; Morrison, Lord
Folder 556: N 1946: Nash, Walter; Nathan, Meyer S.; Naumovitch, Boris; Nicolson, Harold; Noel-Baker, Philip
Folder 557: P 1946: Parker, John; Peissel, J.; Phillips, Morgan; Podolsky, E.W.; Potel, Robert; Proskauer, Judge
Folder 558: R 1946: Reid, T.; Rhondda, Lady; Robertson, Norman; Robinson, William S.; Royal Institute of International Affairs
Folder 559: S 1946: Salmon, S.I.; Salter, Arthur; Sebag-Montefiore, Denzil; Seligman, Charles; Simon, Ronald N.; Singleton, John; Stein, Leonard; Strauss, Robert;
Folder 560: T-W 1946: Tewson, H.V.; Taylor, Jacob; Walker, P.C. Gordon; Warbey, W.N.; Wedgwood, J.C.; Williams, L.F. Rushbrook; Wise, Mr.; Workers' CircleFriendly Society
Folder 561: Letters to New York office 1946
Folder 562: Memoranda, meeting notices 1946

Series VIII: Geographical Files 1930-1964

The materials in this series are filed under the names of geographical locations, mostly places considered for the establishment of Jewish settlements. These include various countries in Central and South America, the Caribbean, Madagascar, several Pacific islands, Alaska, Canada, a variety of European and African countries, Birobidjian, and Ceylon (Sri Lanka), among others.

Folders: 90

Folder 563: Alaska 1940-1947
Folder 564: Albania 1935
Folder 565: Angola 1961
Folder 566: Birobidjian 1955-1964
Folder 567: Brazil 1953-1956
Folder 568: British Guiana 1944-1948: geographical and statistical data
Folder 569: British Guiana 1938-1947: news clippings
Folder 570: British Guiana 1947: memorada
Folder 571: British Guiana 1939-1946: correspondence
Folder 572: British Guiana 1947-1949: correspondence
Folder 573: Ceylon; Chile 1950
Folder 574: Canada 1943: A to C
Folder 575: Canada 1942-1944: E to P
Folder 576: Canada 1943: S to Z
Folder 577: Canada 1938-1949: correspondence
Folder 578: Canada 1937-1946: miscellaneous
Folder 579: Costa Rica 1950-1956
Folder 580: Cuba 1949
Folder 581: Dominican Republic 1938-1952
Folder 582: Ecuador 1935-1946
Folder 583: French Guiana 1937-1951
Folder 584: Madagascar 1937-1944
Folder 585: New Caledonia 1937-1939
Folder 586: Peru 1930-1947
Folder 587: Rhodesia; South Africa 1937-1956
Folder 588: Spanish Revolution 1937-1938
Folder 589: Miscellaneous place names 1936-1955: Ethiopia, Haiti, New Zealand, Swaziland, Tanganyika, Uruguay
Folder 590: Mexico 1944-1956: individuals, A to K
Folder 591: Mexico 1951-1955: Abraham King
Folder 592: Mexico 1956-1964: Abraham King
Folder 593: Mexico 1951-1953: Ida Marker
Folder 594: Mexico 1950-1960: individuals, M to Z
Folder 595: Mexico 1947-1955: organizations
Folder 596: Mexico 1951-1955: miscellaneous
Folder 596A: Mexico 1954-1955: diaries from Cuernavaca
Folder 596B: Mexico 1953-1954: notes
Folder 597: Mexico 1949-1953: news clippings
Folder 598: Mexico 1949-1953: family correspondence
Folder 599: Argentina 1951-1955: Ainstein, Asher
Folder 600: Argentina 1952-1956: Babenko, Mauricio (Moshe)
Folder 601: Argentina 1946-1956: Bursuk, Meir
Folder 602: Argentina 1946-1956: Gorodisky, David, Jonah and Rachel
Folder 603: Argentina 1947-1954: Gruzman, J.L.
Folder 604: Argentina 1952-1955: Novick, Mauricio (Moshe)
Folder 605: Argentina 1938-1956: individuals, A to Y
Folder 605A: Argentina 1951-1956: individuals, unidentified
Folder 606: Argentina 1947-1956: organizations
Folder 607: Argentina 1946-1953, undated: miscellaneous
Folder 608: Argentina 1951: family correspondence
Folder 609: Argentina 1930-1953: news clippings
Folder 610: Argentina 1951: news clippings
Folder 611: Surinam 1946: January-June
Folder 612: Surinam 1946: July-December
Folder 613: Surinam 1947: January
Folder 614: Surinam 1947: February
Folder 615: Surinam 1947: March-April
Folder 616: Surinam 1947: May
Folder 617: Surinam 1947: June
Folder 618: Surinam 1947: July
Folder 619: Surinam 1947: August
Folder 620: Surinam 1947: September
Folder 621: Surinam 1947: October
Folder 622: Surinam 1947: November
Folder 623: Surinam 1947: December
Folder 624: Surinam 1948: January
Folder 625: Surinam 1948: January - Experts' Commission reports
Folder 626: Surinam 1948: February
Folder 627: Surinam 1948: March
Folder 628: Surinam 1948: April
Folder 629: Surinam 1948: May
Folder 630: Surinam 1948: June
Folder 631: Surinam 1948: July
Folder 632: Surinam 1948: July-August articles in Freie Arbeter Shtime
Folder 633: Surinam 1948: August
Folder 634: Surinam 1948: September
Folder 635: Surinam 1948: October
Folder 636: Surinam 1948: November-December
Folder 637: Surinam 1949: January-March
Folder 638: Surinam 1949: April-June
Folder 639: Surinam 1949: July-December
Folder 640: Surinam 1950: January-June
Folder 641: Surinam 1950: July-December
Folder 642: Surinam 1951
Folder 643: Surinam 1952
Folder 644: Surinam 1953-1957
Folder 645: Surinam 1947-1948: Workmen's Circle Committee
Folder 646: Surinam 1947-1948: letters from Steinberg to his family
Folder 647: Surinam undated: correspondence
Folder 648: Surinam undated: news clippings
Folder 649: Surinam undated: miscellaneous

Series IX: Freeland League, Australia Plans 1901-1906, 1919-1956

This series contains materials pertaining to the efforts of the Freeland League, and Steinberg in particular, to establish Jewish settlements in Australia, including the Kimberley Project and the Queensland, Tasmania and Melville Island plans. These include letters of recommendation of leading public figures, letters and documents of Australian officials, statements in the press and by prominent personalities on the Kimberly Project, memorandums and reports, and assorted writings. Many of the individuals and organizations in this series are also represented in other series.

Folders: 200

Subseries 1: Individuals 1932-1956

Some important correspondents include Kreine Alexander, Ludwik Anigstein, M. Astour, Angelica Balabanoff, M. Balberyszski, Georg and Eva Berger, Robert Waley Cohen, Philip Emanuel, Walter Murdoch, and Solomon Stedman.

Folders: 115

Folder 650: Alexander, Fred 1939-1943
Folder 651: Alexander, Kreine 1941-1947
Folder 652: Angelo, A.C. 1939-1941
Folder 653: Archbishops 1939-1943: Archbishop of Melbourne, of Perth, of Sydney
Folder 654: Abrahams to Astour 1938-1945: Abrahams, Francis George; Adderley, Ernest; Altshul, David; Anderson, Ethel; Anderton, W. Stanley; Anigstein, Ludwik; Anthony, H.L.; Ashby, Eric; Astour, M.
Folder 655: Barrett, James and J. Noel 1938-1940
Folder 656: Bavin, Lord and Lady 1940-1942
Folder 657: Berger, Georg and Eva 1940-1946
Folder 658: Billigheimer, S. 1941-1943
Folder 659: Blumenthal, Hans 1941-1942
Folder 660: Boas, Harold 1938-1939
Folder 661: Badger to Baumwald 1939-1952: Badger, C.R.; Bailey, Alice A.; Bailey, E.H.; Balabanoff, Angelica; Balberyszski, M.; Ball, W. McMahon; Baracchi, Guido; Bardach, Alice; Barkman, Frances; Barnett, Mr.; Baumwald, Rudolf
Folder 662: Bean to Blumenthal 1939-1944: Bean, C.E.W.; Beaumont, Hubert; Beeby, George S.; Bensusan, Ethel; Bergner, Herz; Beveridge, William; Billikopf, Jacob; Bina, Mordecai; Blackburn, Maurice; Blair-MacGregor, Malcolm; Bland, Prof.; Bligh, Arthur W.; Bloch, Myer; Blumenthal, A.
Folder 663: Bobinsky to Burstin 1938-1946: Bobinsky, S.; Boruch, Jacob; Bowman, Robert; Bradfield, J.J.C.; Brand, James C.; Braun, Bernard; Breckler, Mayer; Brennan, Frank; Brilliant, S.; Bromhead, Walter S.; Brook, Gladys; Brookes, Fay and Herbert; Bruce, S.M.; Burgmann, Ett; Burstin Bund Group
Folder 664: Calwell, Arthur 1942-1949
Folder 665: Cameron, D. 1941-1945
Folder 666: Chodziesner, Georg and Margot 1939-1943
Folder 667: Cohen, Robert Waley 1939-1944
Folder 668: Cohen, Samuel 1940
Folder 669: Cohen, Stanley J. 1939-1942
Folder 670: Colebatch, Hal 1938-1948
Folder 671: Collett, Herbert B. 1939-1941
Folder 672: Collings, J.S. 1941-1942
Folder 673: Cramsie, John B. 1938-1944
Folder 674: Curtin, John 1939-1944
Folder 675: Cain to Curthoys 1938-1945: Cain, John; Campbell, C.J.; Casey, R.G.; Chazen, D.; Chester, H.; Chifley, J.B.; Chisholm, Mr.; Cilente, R.; Clancy, Elizabeth; Clancy, Frank; Clements, C.E.; Cohn, D.; Coles, A.W.; Condliffe, J.B.; Cooper, W.J.; Cornfield, Mr.; Coverley, Mr.; Cowan, Maurice; Cribb, Estelle N.B.; Crick, S.S.; Curreen, Mr.; Curthoys, Mr.
Folder 676: Danglow, J. 1944-1954
Folder 677: Davis, Gerald de Vahl 1940-1941
Folder 678: Dixon, Owen 1943-1944
Folder 679: Donkin, J.E.; Drake-Brockman, Henrietta and Geoffrey 1932-1941
Folder 680: Durack, M.P. and Elizabeth 1938-1944
Folder 681: Dauncey to Drakeford 1938-1943: Dauncey, R.R.; Davidson, J.E.; de Burgh, E.C.; Davis, Albert P. and Catherine; Devonshire, Duke of; Drakeford, A.S.
Folder 682: Eggleston, Fred W. 1938-1945
Folder 683: Elkin, A.P. 1940
Folder 684: Ehrentreu to Evatt 1938-1943: Ehrentreu, E.; Emanuel, I.S.; Emanuel, Philip; Epstein, Albert K.; Ernst, Lore; Evatt, H.V.
Folder 685: Falstein, Sidney Max 1941-1944
Folder 686: Fink, Leo 1942-1956
Folder 687: Fisk, Ernest 1940-1943
Folder 688: Forde, Francis M. 1940-1945
Folder 689: Frankel, Philip 1933-1940
Folder 690: Freedman, D.J. 1938-1939
Folder 691: Fairfax to Funnell 1937-1944: Fallon, P.; Farrelly, Mary; Farwell, Diane; Feisel, Henriette; Feith, Arthur; Finkel, Mr.; Finlay, Haidee; Finlayson, H.C.F.; Fisher, H.H.; Flynn, Mr.; Foll, H.S.; Forman, Eugene; Foster, Alfred W.; Frampton, Mr.; Frank, N.; Fraser, J.M.; Freeman, Felix; Fremder, Joshua; Froimoff-Gaubaisin, G.; Funnell, B.
Folder 692: Gentili, J. 1941-1943
Folder 693: Gepp, Herbert 1939-1944
Folder 694: Gestetner, Sigmund 1939-1943
Folder 695: Goldberg, Frank 1938-1939
Folder 696: Goldhar, Pinchas 1939-1944
Folder 697: Gowrie, Lord and Lady (Alexander and Zara Hore-Ruthven) 1939-1943
Folder 698: Ganan to Gullett 1938-1943: Ganan, R.R.; Garcia, Mr.; Garnsey, Arthur Henry; Gempe, Elisabeth; Gestetner, Henry; Giblin, L.F.Gilento, Raphael; Glattaner, E.; Goldberg, Louis; Goldberger, J.; Gordonoff, Toni; Gray, E.H.; Green, S.; Gregory, H.; Grunsfan, Paul; Guest, Vernon; Gullett, Henry
Folder 699: Haneman, Ben and Nathan 1940-1946
Folder 699A: Haus, Gabriel 1940-1944
Folder 700: Holloway, E.J. 1940-1945
Folder 701: Hadley to Hyman 1937-1956: Hadley, Beatrice and Hershell; Hahn, B.; Hahn, M.; Hall, D.R.; Hamilton, Margaret; Hanlin, Frank; Harrison, Eric J.; Haslett, J.M.; Healy, G.; Heath, A.E.; Heller, E.; Heller, J.; Henderson, Kenneth; Hicken, O.A.; Hiler, M.; Hirsh, Edward; Hodgson, Mr.; Hounde, Alfred; Holiday, H.E.; Holt, Harold; Holzman, Max; Honig, J.; Honig, Patricia and Jerachmiel; Hooke, Jack; Hughes, Mr.; Hutchins, W.G.; Hyman, Arthur W.
Folder 702: Isaacs, Maurice and Eva 1941-1950
Folder 703: Isaacson, Caroline 1940-1951
Folder 704: Irvine to Juder 1938-1946: Irvine, P.F.; Issacs, Isaac; Israel, W.B.; Jackson, H.B.; Jamieson, C.W.; Janaver, Moses; Jasny family; Johnson, Nelson T.; Jona, J. Leon; Judah, Melech; Juder, Mr.
Folder 704A: Karpin, Julius 1940-1944
Folder 705: Kimmel, H. 1945-1954
Folder 706: Kosterlitz, Max 1941
Folder 707: Keane to Koo 1938-1941: Keane, R.V.; Kiarl, A.H.; King, Mr.; Klee, Hans; Klein, Hans; Klippel, A.; Kohn, Henry; Koo, T.Z.
Folder 708: Lambert, H.J. 1941-1943
Folder 709: Lowenthal, H. 1938-1939
Folder 710: Lyons, Enid 1939-1943
Folder 711: Laffer to Lvovitch 1936-1956: Laffer, K.M.; Landa, A.; Lang, P.S.; Langley, Mary; Larkins,Elsa L.M.; Laserson, Maurice; Latham, C.G.; Lefroy, E.H.B.; Leftwich, Joseph; Levi, Albert; Levien, Neville; Leviner, Erine; Lewis, Ray; Lindsey, Samuel T.; Lissauer, M.I.; Loewe, F.; Lomax, Heda V.; Looker, C.T.; Loser, Mr. and Mrs.; Lothian, Lord; Lowy, S.; Lvovitch, David
Folder 712: Maley, Lewese 1939-1943
Folder 713: Martin, C.E. 1941-1943
Folder 714: McPhee, Stuart 1940-1941
Folder 715: Menzies, Robert G. 1939-1943
Folder 716: Miles, George W. 1938-1945
Folder 717: Morris, James 1940-1945
Folder 718: Murdoch, Walter 1939-1944
Folder 719: Macaulay to Mazzocchi 1938-1943: Macaulay, R. Wilson; MacCallum, M.W.; Macdonald, E.J.; Maloney, J.; Maloney, W.; Mandelbaum, Rose; Mandelsam, Mr.; Mannix, F.D.; Marcus, Fritz; Marks, Ernest N.; Marks, Gladys H.; Matthews, Philip; Maynard, R.S.; Mazzocchi, C.S.
Folder 720: McCall to Merrett 1939-1944: McCall, W.V.; McLear, Mr.; McKerihan, Mr.; McMaster, Frederick; Medley, J.D.G.; Melamed, I.; Melbourne, H.; Meldman, W. Mackenzie; Melville, George F.; Mendelsberg, Mr.; Mennell, Christabel; Menuhin, Yehudi; Merrett, Charles
Folder 721: Michaelis to Mitchell 1939-1946: Michaelis, Archie; Mills, C.D.; Milstein, Mark; Minter, John R.; Mintz, Hersh; Mishaloff, N.; Mitchell, Mrs.
Folder 722: Moody to Myer 1938-1943: Moody, Mr.; Moore, Gladys; Morgan, Charles A.; Moses, Philip H.; Moss, A. May; Moss, Ernest; Munz, H.; Murdoch, Keith; Murray, G.J.; Muscis, Mildred; Myer, Mr.
Folder 723: Nadelbaum to Ottery 1939-1943: Nadelbaum, A.J.; Nock, H.K.; Nye, J.; Ottery, Thomas A.
Folder 724: Onslow, Sibella Macarthur 1940-1944
Folder 725: Patkin, Aaron 1936-1942
Folder 726: Pilcher, Charles V. 1940-1949
Folder 727: Pushett, Jonathan 1943-1956
Folder 728: Page to Prescott 1938-1943: Page, Earle; Palmer, Nettie; Pariser, Kate; Parker, Critchley, Jr.; Parkes, Edward; Paton, J.; Pearce, George F.; Peden, J.B.; Phillips, J.R.; Pineas, H.; Pinchin, F.; Pinus, L.; Popper, Joseph; Porzsolt, Imre; Prescott, J.A.;
Folder 729: Rapoport, O. 1941-1946
Folder 730: Reis, Alex J. 1939-1945
Folder 731: Ripps, Isaac and Esther 1940-1949
Folder 732: Rose, A.S. 1940-1943
Folder 733: Rubinstein, J.C. 1940-1944
Folder 734: Rahmani to Ruhr 1937-1947: Rahmani, S.; Reasin, Fanny; Rechter, Mr.; Rickard, Arthur; Ripps, Raymonde; Rivett, David; Roberts, Harvey A.; Roberts, S.; Robertson, Malcolm; Rogers, E.Y.; Rogers, Percival Halse; Rosenberg, Chaim; Rosenfeld, Henrietta; Rosenfeld, Julius; Rosenson, J.; Rosenstamm, B.; Rosenthal, Herman; Rothberg, Reuben; Rubin-Zacks, L.; Rubinstein, A.; Rude, Melech and Sara; Ruhr family; unidentified
Folder 735: Saenger, H.M. 1938-1939
Folder 736: Scullin, J.H. 1941-1942
Folder 737: Selby, Aimee 1940-1943
Folder 738: Selby, Doris 1943-1945
Folder 738A: Sher, Israel 1941-1951
Folder 739: Shimenson, Joseph 1938
Folder 740: Siegel, Ada 1940-1944
Folder 741: Simon, Joseph 1939-1940
Folder 742: Smith, James MacCallum 1938-1939
Folder 743: Snow, Sydney 1940-1943
Folder 744: Sonnabend, H.; Sonnenberg, Max 1939
Folder 745: Stedman, Solomon 1941-1956: see also folder 747
Folder 746: Street, Jessie M.G. 1939-1945
Folder 747: Stuchinski, Abram 1941-1950
Folder 748: Stuchinski, Sonya 1942-1953
Folder 749: Sanderson to Shotwell 1937-1943: Sanderson, R.F.; Sapero, M.; Scharf, Ph.; Schiff, Otto; Schnierer, Irma; Schnoebel, Walter; Schonfeld, Solomon; Schurek, Norman; Scott, Lady; Segal, Victor M.; Sevier, Julia Etta; Shaul, Ignatz; Shepherd, Thomas; Shor, M.; Shotwell, John
Folder 750: Silberberg to Szuster 1938-1943: Silberberg, William; Singer, D. Martin; Smith, McClure; Speiser, W.P.; Speller, Charles; Spender, P.C.; Sperling, Leo; Spiwak, Henryk J.; Spooner, E.C.; Stanner, W.E.H.; Stevens, Bertram; Stuart, Mr.; Swinburne, May G.; Szuster, Icko
Folder 751: Tabor to von Hirschberg 1938-1943: Tabor, David; Teichert, C.; Terry, Michael; Tobias, Raymond; Troy, F.M.; Turak, N.; Valentine, J.A.; von Hirschberg, M.
Folder 752: Ward, E.J. 1941-1942
Folder 753: Warszawski, B. 1941-1954
Folder 754: Wells, Abram and David 1943-1945
Folder 755: Whiskard, Geoffrey 1940-1941
Folder 756: Willcock, C.J. 1938-1945
Folder 757: Wise, F.J.S. 1939-1945
Folder 758: Wood, G.L. 1940-1945
Folder 759: Wynn, Shlomo 1940-1941
Folder 760: Waislits to Zimmerman 1938-1945: Waislits, Jacob; Wakehurst, Lord; Waks, J.; Wall, Mr.; Wallace, R.S.; Watkin, Gwendolen and N.; Welton, Sid; Wexler, R.; Weyman, I.J.; Wheeler, T.M.; Williams, James T.; Williams, H.; Wilson, Alex; Wilson, E.; Wilson, Thomas M.; Winkler, Josef; Winton, Robert; Witter, Arno; Wohlmuth, H.; Wren, S.; Wrench, Evelyn; Yakobson, Sergei; Zimmerman, L.
Folder 761: Unidentified correspondents 1937-1944

Subseries 2: Organizations 1936-1955

Organizations represented include the Australian Department of the Interior, Australian Jewish Forum, Australian Labour Party, the Jewish Chronicle , Oifn Shvel , Polish Jewish Relief Committee, Royal Institute of International Affairs, and the World Jewish Congress.

Folders: 22

Folder 762: Australian Council of Trade Unions 1938-1945
Folder 763: Australian Department of the Interior 1939-1940
Folder 764: Australian Institute of International Affairs 1940
Folder 765: Australian Jewish Forum 1940-1948
Folder 766: Australian Jewish Welfare Society 1937-1941
Folder 767: Australian Labour Party 1939-1943
Folder 768: Australian Prime Minister's Office 1939-1946
Folder 769: A 1938-1947: African Jewish Newspaper; South African Jewish Times; American Jewish Congress; The Argus; Australian Broadcasting Commission; Australain Consolidated Press; Australian Digest of World Reading; Australian Federayion of Women Voters; Australian Institute of Agricultural Science; Australian Institute of Political Science; Australian Institute of Sociology; Australian Jewish Herald; Australian Jewish News; Australian Natives' Association; Australian News and Information Bureau; Australian Newspaper Service; Australian Workers' Union
Folder 770: B-C 1938-1940: British Australian and New Zealander; Chamber of Manufactures of New South Wales; Contemporary Jewish Record; Country Women's Association of Victoria
Folder 771: E-F 1939-1947: Economic Society of Australia and New Zealand; Executive Council of Australia Jewry; Forum Collegium; Freeland League, Melbourne; Freeland League, New York; Freeland League, Sydney
Folder 772: G-I 1940-1944: Goldsbrough Mort and Company Limited; The Guardian; Graziers' Association of New South Wales; Hebrew Standard; Institute of Building Societies' Secretaries; International Committee on the Christian Approach to the Jews
Folder 773: Jewish Peoples Relief Fund 1941-1944: New South Wales
Folder 774: J 1940-1955: Jewish Community of Kobe, Japan; Jewish Chronicle; Jewish Council to Combat Fascism and Anti-Semitism; Jewish Folk Centre; Jewish Frontier; Jewish National Library "Kadimah"; Jewish People Centre; Jewish Post; Jewish Students' Study Group; Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Folder 775: K-L 1940-1946: Kulturkampf Association; Labor Council of New South Wales; Lord Mayor of Sydney; Committee of the Lowitcher Friends in Melbourne
Folder 776: M 1939-1943: Manchester Guardian; Manly and Warringah Chamber of Commerce; Melbourne Jewish Community; Melbourne Jewish Youth Council; Millions for Australia League, Millions Club; Modern Women's Club; Mount Isdell Mining Syndicate; E.B. Myer Charity Fund
Folder 777: N 1939-1944: National Council of Jewish Women in Australia; New South Wales Country Press Association; New South Wales Jewish Congregational Advisory Board; New South Wales Jewish War Memorial; North Bondi Hebrew School and Kindergarten
Folder 778: Oifn Shvel 1941-1946
Folder 779: P-R 1939-1943: Pastoralists' Association of Western Australia; Perth Bible Institute; Perth Chamber of Commerce; Perth Hebrew Congregation; Perth Junior Chamber of Commerce; Polish Jewish Relief Committee; Progress; Presbyterian Church of Victoria; Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League of Australia; Rotary Club of Manly; Rotary Club of Melbourne; Royal Institute of International Affairs
Folder 780: S 1940-1943: St. Kilda Hebrew Congregation; Shanghai Jewish Relief Fund Appeal; Shomrim Zionist Youth Organisation; Signs Publishing Company; South African Jewish Board of Deputies; Sydney Chamber of Commerce; Sydney Jewish News; Sydney Morning Herald; The Sun
Folder 781: T-V 1939-1944: Tarbuth Sydney; Trades Hall Council; Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America; United Jewish Overseas Relief Fund; Victorian International Refugee Emergency Council; Victorian Jewish Advisory Board; Victorian Jewish Graduates' and Undergraduates' Association
Folder 782: W 1938-1944: Waite Agricultural Research Institute; Walkabout; The Watchman; The West Australian; Westralian Judean; Westralian Worker; Women's International League; World Jewish Congress
Folder 783: Y-Z 1936-1945: Yiddish School Committee; Young Men's Hebrew Association of Australasia; Zionist Federation of Australia and New Zealand

Subseries 3: Writings and Other Materials 1901-1906, 1919-1952

These materials consist of articles and lectures by Steinberg and others, notes and the manuscript of the book I Lived and Dreamed in Australia as well as other manuscripts, meeting minutes, geographical surveys, maps, publicity materials, demographic materials, and newspaper clippings.

Folders: 63

Folder 784: Articles by Steinberg 1938-1942
Folder 785: Lectures by Steinberg 1941-1950
Folder 786: Notes and incomplete manuscripts undated
Folder 787: Letters to Advisory Council of the Freeland League in London 1939-1940
Folder 788: Telegrams to prominent Freeland League supporters in Australia 1943-1944
Folder 789: Responses to Steinberg's appeal for support of the Kimberley Project 1939-1940
Folder 790: Australia the Unpromised Land undated: manuscript
Folder 791: Articles and addresses by others 1942, undated
Folder 792: Articles on Australia by others 1952
Folder 793: Workmens Circle student compositions on the Kimberley Project undated
Folder 794: Letters of introduction from London to Australia 1939-1940
Folder 795: Steinberg's trip to the United States and Canada 1940-1944
Folder 796: Letters of introduction from Australia to the United States and Canada 1942-1943
Folder 797: Meeting minutes of Freeland League in Melbourne Memoranda and proposals 1939, , 1938-1945
Folder 799: Memoranda and proposals 1939, undated
Folder 800: Statements and news releases 1940-1946
Folder 801: Reports 1937-1941
Folder 802: Publications and publicity 1939-1942
Folder 803: Geographical and economic data 1922-1940
Folder 804: Migration and land settlement 1936-1947
Folder 805: Maps 1937-1944
Folder 806: Queensland 1906, 1939-1943
Folder 807: Tasmania 1901, 1939-1946
Folder 808: Lists of names 1939-1942, undated
Folder 809: Miscellaneous 1938-1943
Folder 810: Letters from would-be settlers in Australia 1939
Folder 811: Geographical and economic data 1920-1924, 1936-1940
Folder 812: Geographical and economic data 1937-1941
Folder 813: Geographical and economic data 1938-1941
Folder 814: Maps 1919-1920, 1931-1939
Folder 815: Photos of Western Australia 1939-1945
Folder 816: A Jewish Settlement in Australia 1943-1944: manuscript
Folder 817: Manuscripts 1939, undated
Folder 818: In Search of a Land 1943: manuscript
Folder 819: I Lived and Dreamed in Australia 1945-1946: manuscript
Folder 820: I Lived and Dreamed in Australia 1944-1946: correspondence, news clippings, publication information
Folder 821: Materials for book on Australia 1933-1941
Folder 822: Family correspondence 1939
Folder 823: Family correspondence 1939
Folder 824: Family correspondence 1939
Folder 825: Family correspondence 1940
Folder 826: Family correspondence 1940
Folder 827: Family correspondence 1941
Folder 828: Family correspondence 1941
Folder 828A: Family correspondence 1941-1942
Folder 829: Family correspondence 1942
Folder 830: Family correspondence 1942
Folder 831: Family correspondence 1943
Folder 832: News clippings 1937-1943: not directly related to Kimberley Project
Folder 833: News clippings 1944-1946: not directly related to Kimberley Project
Folder 834: News clippings 1936-1937: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 835: News clippings 1938: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 836: News clippings 1939: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 837: News clippings 1940: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 838: News clippings 1941: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 839: News clippings 1942: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 840: News clippings 1943: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 841: News clippings 1944: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 842: News clippings 1945: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 843: News clippings 1946-1952: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 844: News clippings undated: related to Kimberley Project and other plans for Jewish colonization in Australia
Folder 844A: Interviews 1939-1941

Series X: Steinberg’s Visit to South Africa 1935-1937

This series contains materials related to Steinberg’s visit to South Africa in 1935-1936 on behalf of the Yiddish Scientific Institute (YIVO) in Vilna. These include newspaper clippings, correspondence with the YIVO office as well as between Steinberg and his family, lecture announcements, expenses and other lists, publications, and manuscripts.

Folders: 10

Folder 845: News clippings 1935-1936
Folder 846: News clippings 1935-1936
Folder 847: News clippings 1935-1937
Folder 848: YIVO correspondence 1935-1937
Folder 849: Correspondence 1935-1936
Folder 850: Miscellaneous 1936: lecture announcements, expenses, lists, publications
Folder 851: Family correspondence 1936
Folder 852: Family correspondence 1935-1936
Folder 853: Family correspondence 1936
Folder 854: Manuscripts undated

Series XI: Newspaper Clippings 1924-1957

This is a series of newspaper clippings in Hebrew, German, Russian, English, Yiddish, and Spanish and consists of articles by and about Dr. Steinberg as well as clippings he collected.

Folders: 23

Folder 855: News clippings about Steinberg 1924-1929
Folder 856: News clippings about Steinberg 1930-1931
Folder 857: News clippings about Steinberg 1933-1956, undated
Folder 858: News clippings by Steinberg 1926-1928
Folder 859: News clippings by Steinberg 1929
Folder 860: News clippings by Steinberg 1930-1932
Folder 861: News clippings by Steinberg 1933-1936
Folder 862: News clippings by Steinberg 1937
Folder 863: News clippings by Steinberg 1938-1954
Folder 864: News clippings by Steinberg undated
Folder 865: Miscellaneous clippings 1925-1929
Folder 866: Miscellaneous clippings 1925-1929
Folder 867: Miscellaneous clippings 1930-1939
Folder 868: Miscellaneous clippings 1944
Folder 869: Miscellaneous clippings 1945-1946
Folder 870: Miscellaneous clippings 1947
Folder 871: Miscellaneous clippings 1948
Folder 872: Miscellaneous clippings 1949
Folder 873: Miscellaneous clippings 1951-1952
Folder 874: Miscellaneous clippings 1953-1957
Folder 875: Miscellaneous clippings undated: Hebrew, German, Russian
Folder 876: Miscellaneous clippings undated: English, Yiddish
Folder 877: Unidentified correspondence 1925-1956, undated

Series XII: Steinberg’s Personal Papers 1920-1965

This series includes personal materials of Steinberg as well as a few items of his wife, Nechama’s, such as lists of names, address books, notices of lectures given by Steinberg, immigration and naturalization papers and passports, charity contributions, press credentials, and other materials.

Folders: 7

Folder 878: Lists of names and address books undated
Folder 879: Meeting notices and announcements 1928-1948
Folder 879A: Meeting notices and announcements 1928, undated: see oversize box 43A
Folder 880: Miscellaneous personal materials 1933-1965, undated: biographical materials, charity contributions, naturalization papers, press credentials
Folder 881: Immigration papers and passports 1920-1941
Folder 882: Correspondence about immigration from Australia to Canada 1941-1943
Folder 883: Immigration papers 1940-1947

Series XIII: Family Correspondence 1908-1956

This series contains correspondence with members of Steinberg’s extended family and also some family papers and other documents. Among the individual correspondents are Steinberg’s son, daughters, son-in-law, brother, father, sister-in-law, and cousin. There are also some writings and other family papers, including obituary notices and letters of condolence for Mrs. Steinberg, writings by Esther Esselson, Mrs. Steinberg’s sister, a disposition of an estate, and a manuscript by Chaya-Sora Eliashev, a relation on Steinberg’s mother’s side. There is also correspondence from several of these same family members in other series.

Folders: 44

Folder 884: Family correspondence 1925-1929
Folder 885: Family correspondence 1930-1932
Folder 886: Family correspondence 1933
Folder 887: Family correspondence 1934-1935
Folder 888: Family correspondence 1936
Folder 889: Family correspondence 1937
Folder 890: Family correspondence 1938
Folder 891: Family correspondence 1939
Folder 892: Family correspondence 1940
Folder 893: Family correspondence 1941-1942
Folder 894: Family correspondence 1943
Folder 895: Family correspondence 1944
Folder 895A: Family correspondence 1944
Folder 896: Family correspondence 1945
Folder 897: Family correspondence 1946
Folder 897A: Family correspondence 1947-1948
Folder 897B: Family correspondence 1949-1954
Folder 898: Family correspondence undated
Folder 899: Shulamis (Mita) Steinberg-Charney 1930-1956: daughter
Folder 900: Leo Steinberg 1929-1954: son
Folder 901: Aaron Steinberg 1925-1955: brother
Folder 902: Zerakh Steinberg 1924-1939: father
Folder 903: Nechama (Anna) Steinberg 1954: obituary notices, letters of condolence for Mrs. Steinberg
Folder 904: Ada Siegel 1926-1936: daughter
Folder 905: Ada Siegel, David Siegel 1937-1940: daughter, son-in-law
Folder 906: Ada Siegel, David Siegel 1941
Folder 907: Ada Siegel, David Siegel 1942
Folder 908: Ada Siegel, David Siegel 1943-1945
Folder 909: Ada Siegel, David Siegel 1946-1948
Folder 910: Ada Siegel, David Siegel 1951-1956
Folder 911: Ada Siegel, David Siegel undated
Folder 912: Esther Esselson 1918-1922: sister-in-law
Folder 913: Esther Esselson 1922-1923
Folder 914: Esther Esselson 1923-1929
Folder 915: Esther Esselson 1930-1938
Folder 916: Esther Esselson 1939-1943
Folder 917: Esther Esselson 1944-1947
Folder 918: Esther Esselson 1948
Folder 919: Esther Esselson undated
Folder 920: Esther Esselson 1946, undated: writings
Folder 921: Esther Esselson 1908-1933: writings; photos of the Children's House of the Union for the Protection of Russian Jews in Germany
Folder 922: Alexander Eliashev 1944-1950: cousin
Folder 922A: Family correspondence 1923-1929
Folder 923: Family papers undated: disposition of an estate, possibly 1884; manuscript by Chaya-Sora Eliashev

Series XIV: Writings by Others 1914, 1930-1964, undated

This series is made up of manuscripts, typescripts and printed copies of articles, books and other writings by authors other than Steinberg, as well as some unidentified articles that may have been written by Steinberg. The writings are in Yiddish, German, English, and Hebrew.

Folders: 14

Folder 924: Astour, Michael 1960-1964: Geshikhte fun der Frayland Lige (History of the Freeland League)
Folder 925: Eckstein, Kurt undated: Juedische Schicksalswende (Jewish Reversal of Fortune)
Folder 926: A-Ba 1954, undated: Abramowicz, Hirsch: Farshvundene Geshtaltn-Feivel Trupliansky (Figures that Have Vanished-Feivel Trupliansky); Alekssandrow, N.: Peter Lawrowitsch Lawrow; Aronson, Gregory: Ben Adir Oyfn Gezelshaftlekhn Front (Ben Adir on the Communal Front); Babinsky, J.: Vegn dem Zin fun Menshlikhn Lebn (On the Sense of Human Life)
Folder 927: Balberyszski, M. c.1948: Iberlebnishn in der Hitler Tekufe (Experiences in the Hitler Era)
Folder 928: Be-Bo undated: Berger, Evelyn: Impasse; Bick, Abraham -Ya'ades un Marksizm (Judaism and Marxism); Bloom, Solomon: Zhitlowsky, Marx and The Jews; Boehmer, Walther: Sowjet-Experiment und Judentum (Soviet Experiment and Jewry)
Folder 929: C-G 1937-1952, undated: Chaifetz-Tuzman, Malke: Mames bay di Banen (Mothers at the Railroad); Chaim, Leybl: Erd un Araber (Land and Arabs); Cohen, Morris R.: The Arab Refugee Problem; Farwell, George: The New World; Fenster, Ch.: Geule-Klangen (Sounds of Redemption); Friedman, Louis: Der Gezang fun Lebn (The Song of Life); Friedman, Louis: Moral un Gezelshaft (Morality and Society); Gillis, J. (Shmulevitz): Emil Birnheim un Zayn Sotsialistishe Shule (Emil Bernheim and His Socialist School); Goldberg, Oskar: Im Hinterlande Palaestinas (In the Hinterland of Palestine); Goldberg, Oskar: Das Schicksal einer kleinen Kolonie (The Fate of a Small Colony); Grade, Chaim: four poems
Folder 930: I-J 1934-1938, undated: Ignatoff, David: clippings of articles from Freie Arbeiter Stimme (Free Workers Voice), Inzich (Introspectivist) and Oyfkum (Rise), with emendations; Jessenin, Sergei: four poems
Folder 931: Kaplansky, W. 1930-1934: 16 poems; Palestina un di Shprakhn Frage (Palestine and the Language Question); 310-page manuscript with no title
Folder 932: L-P 1940, undated: Leftwich, Joseph: Israel Zangwill; Levin, Jacob: Berl Katznelson; Molodowsky, Kadya: four poems; Maimon, N.Z.: Al Hamedinah (To the State); Mendelsberg, M.: Ideologisher Monopol (Ideological Monopoly); Mukdoni, A.: Boyt oyf a Festn Fundement (Built on a Firm Basis); Plotkin, Mark: Di Yidn Frage (The Jewish Question)
Folder 933: R-S 1938-1945, undated: Rappaport, J.: Meshumadim (Apostates); Rosen, Joseph A.: article with no title; Rubin, Israel: Vegn Anti-Oytoriterer Dertsiung (On Anti-Authoritarian Education); Rubin, Israel: Zhaver (Rust); Rubin, Israel: Mit Vos Tseychenen Zich Oys tsum Gutn oder tsum Shlekhten di Yidisher Kinder in Erets Yisroel (In What Way Do the Jewish Children in Palestine Excel for Good or Bad); Schupp, William: Notes on Refugee Settlements; Schtuker-Faruk, Mashe: poem; Shpizman, M.: Di Realizirung fun Teritorializm (The Realization of Territorialism)
Folder 933A: Simaite, Anna (Ona) undated: Notes on the Disposal of YIVO Archives During World War II
Folder 934: V-Z undated: Ventonic, Al: two poems and three short articles; Viertel, Berthold: Samuel Goldfinger; Viertel, Berthold: The Old Jew; Viertel, Berthold: Die Schluesselburg (a famous prison); Wasserman, Leib: three poems; Zuri, Augustin: Erik Muhsam
Folder 935: Weinrauch, Herschel 1950, undated: Loshn un Bodn (Language and Soil); Adamism: The Mid-Point of Philosophy and Idealogy and Religion for Today and Tomorrow)
Folder 936: Unidentified 1914, undated: Anatomy of Segregation; El Chanun (Merciful God); Di Territoriale Losung des Juedischen Problems (The Territorial Solution of the Jewish Problem); A Bazukh in National Park School (A Visit to the National Park School); Immigration in the British Empire; Di Antviklung fun der Yidisher Kolonizatsie in Erets Yisroel 1937-1947 (The Development of Jewish Colonization in Palestine); Literarishe Kronik (Literary Chronicles); Martin Buber Dray Tezn fun a Religiezn Sotsializm (Martin Buber Three Theses of Religious Socialism); bibliography of books on travel; notes

Series XV: Writings by Steinberg 1924-1959, undated

This is a series of manuscripts, typescripts and printed copies of Steinberg’s writings, including books, essays, lectures, book reviews, notes, and outlines. The writings are loosely organized by language and are in English, German, Yiddish, and Russian.

Folders: 30

Folder 937: Articles by Steinberg - English undated: Do We Really Believe in Democracy?; David Frankfurter; Full of G-d's Glory is the Earth; Hitler's Debt to German Socialism; How Anti-semitism Gained in Italy; The Inner Tragedy of the Austrian Socialists
Folder 938: Articles by Steinberg - English 1933-1934, undated: Jewish Nation-No Nation-How Long Yet; Jewish Plight in France; Jews to be Exchanged Against Goods; A Movement, Not Organizations; Erich Muehsam; Of the Nobility of Man
Folder 939: Articles by Steinberg - English 1952, undated: Our Sephardic Brethren; Sir Oswald Mosely and the Jews; South Africa, Fairyland of Contradictions; Two Talks with Paul Robeson; A Year Ahead; The Yiddish Scientific Institute
Folder 940: Articles by Steinberg - English undated: untitled
Folder 941: Letters to the editor, book reviews undated
Folder 942: Articles by Steinberg - German undated: Friedrich Adler Schutzt die Londoner; Alles Beim Alten; Arbeiter in Heutigen Deutschland; Blitz Ohne Donner; Dichter als Politiker; Disziplinierte Fassungslosigkeit; Eine Eigenstumliche Arbeiterversammlung; Eine Neue Sozialistische Partei in Deutschland; Einleitung; Expose uber die Begrundung einer Judischen Landwirtschaftlichen Kolonie bei Wilna; Die Frau des Komissars; Die Geburt der Sozialistischen Abeiterpartei; General Schleicher und Friedrich Ebert; Gibt es Heute eine Internationale?; Haben Sozialisten am Faschismus Schuld; Helft den Deutschen Fluchtlingen; Heroisches Zeitalter; Hundert Meter fun dem Ziel; Hundertjahriges Jubilaum in England
Folder 943: Articles by Steinberg - German undated: Die Innere Tragoedie der Oesterreichischen Sozialisten; Die Internationale Arbeiterklasse; Josef Pilsudski war Einmal ein Revolutionaer; Judennot in Polen; Der Judenstaat; Das Juedische Emigrationsproblem; Juedische Massen Gehen in Polen Unter; Die Letzten Tage von Alexander Wassilius; K. Liebknechts Name Verpflichtet; Erich Muehsam; Nahum Sokolow ueber Yiddish; Neue Initiative fuer eine Internationale; Die Neue Sozialistische Partei in Deutschland; Neue Zeichen in der Deutschen Arbeiterbawegung
Folder 944: Articles by Steinberg - German 1924-1930, undated: Offener Brief an Ernst Toller; Offener Brief an Emile Wanderwelde; Operation Gelungen-Der Pazient is Tot; Politik und Moral; Reaktion in Litauen; Rede; Nikita Schapowal; Schwarze Schatten uber Deutschland; Soziale Wirrwarr in Deutschland; Sozialisten und Kommunisten in Polen; Sued-Afrika das Land des Gegensaetze; Die Tieferen Ursachen der Krisis; Die Toedlichen Gaensefuesschen;Ueber Einheitsfront in Deutschland; Ueber Juedische Religiositaet; Um die Ehre die Sozialistischen Revolution; Unsere Internationale Stellung; Dem Vierzigjaehrigen Juengling
Folder 945: Articles by Steinberg - German undated: Was Geschieht Neben Uns?; Was Hat der Prozess in Leipzig Bewiesen?; Was is Wirtschaftsdemokratie?; Der Weg des Chaluz; Der Weg der Spanischen Revolution; Wer ist Geschlagen Worden am 13 Marz?; Wer Regiert Heute in Deutschland?; Wie die Deutschen der Ukraine Hausten; Wie Eine Revolution Zugrundeging; Wie Lebt der Deutscher Arbeiter; Wie Steht es in Deutschland; Wie Wird Man den Antisemitismus Los?; Wo ist die Internationale?; Wohin Steuert die SAP; Der Zweite Sturz Makdonald
Folder 946: Fir Zaynen Zey Geven (They Were Four) 1941
Folder 947: Untitled Yiddish manuscript 1940
Folder 948: Mit Ayn Fus in Amerike (With One Foot in America) 1951-1953
Folder 949: Untitled Yiddish articles 1939-1942, undated
Folder 950: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Ameratsim Legabe Yisroel; Antisemitizm-Gefar far Nit-Yidn; Der Arbeter Lord; Avanti; A Bavegung-Nit Keyn Gezelshaft; Der Blutiker Yarid; A Demonstratsie fun a Shvakhkeyt; Daytshland Unter Hindenburg; Dikhter oder Politiker; Dorem Afrike-Dos Land fun Kegnzatsn; Di Drite Sotsialistishe Partey in Daytshland; David Edelstadt-Dos Shvert un der Flam; Englishe Labor Partey Oyf dem Sheydveg
Folder 951: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Farkhaleshte Neshomes; Farvos Hot Macdonald Gemuzt Vider Faln?; Farvos iz Avek Hilferding; Farvos Shvaygn Zey; A Fray Yidishe Vort; Fun Vos Leben di Yidn in Londoner East End; Fun Vos Mentshn Leben; Frayland-Di Naye Teritorialistishe Bavegung; Frayland Hot Dos Vort; General Schleicher un Friedrich Ebert
Folder 952: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Der Kamf fun Milionen; Kolonizatsie far Amerike; Der Kolonialer Shvert Iber Frankraykh; Leman-hoemes; Lebedike Zikhroynes; London-di Velt Shtot?; Macdonald Arop fun der Stsene; Makht un Unmakht fun der Daytshn Arbeter; Mah Shekarati; Der Mazl fun di Italienishe Yidn; Mit Tsiterike Shrit Faroys; Mir Zaynen a Veltsfolk!; Oykh in der Kleyner Shvayts-Fashizm; Oyf a Vayle in Winnipeg
Folder 953: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Nayer Shturm Iber der Rusisher Literatur; Reformatsie un Sozializm; L. Rifkind, der Doktor far Yidn; Oyf B. Rivkins Artikl "Dr. Khaim Zhitlowski un Zayne Talmidim"; Di Role fun Anarkhistishn Printsip in Revolutsionern Folkizm; Di Roydef Sholems
Folder 954: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Unzere Sefardishe Brider; Sheydim-Tants in Daytshland; Di Shtim fun der Gefangene; Shvarts un Vays in Afrike; Shir Hama'alos far di Eynzame; Mayn Sotsialer "Ani-Maymen"; Sotsialistishe Iberzikht; Sotsialistishe Regirungen in Khaos fun Eyrope; A Sotsialistishe Yortsayt; Tsebrokhene Neshomes; Tsu iz do a Fashistn-Gefar in England; Tsu Unzer Alter Lite; Di Tsvey Shtimen fun England
Folder 955: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Varemer Grusn fun Oystralie; Vegn dem Makor fun Moral; Vegn Yidisher Religiozitet; Ver iz Raykh un Ver iz Orem in England; Ver Regirt: G-t oder der Tayvel?; Ver Regirt Haynt in Daytshland?; Vi a Demokratie Geyt Unter; Vi Lebt Haynt der Daytsher Arbeter; Vi Shteyt es mit der Spanisher Revolutsie; Vi Vert Men Poter fun Antisemitizm
Folder 956: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish 1932, 1953, undated: Vilna Gaon un Hayntsaytike Frumkayt; Di Visnshaft in Klem; Vizit bay Doktor A. Koralnick; Vizit bay Vladekn; Vizie fun R. Yoykhenen ben Zakay; Vos Hot Bavizn der Protses in Leyptsig; Vos Mir Viln; Vos Tut Zikh in Daytshland; Vu Shteyt der Englisher Arbeter; Vuhin Geyt di Yidish-Daytshe Yugent; Vuhin Geyt di Yugent fun Arbeter Ring
Folder 957: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Di Yidishe Katastrofie in Poyln; Yidishe Landvirtshaftlekhe Kolonizatsie; Yidishe Kolonizatsie in Palestine; Yidishe Kolonizatsie in Rusland
Folder 958: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish undated: Yidishe Lordn un Kristlekhe Fraynt; Yidishe Masn in Poyln Geyn Unter; Yo-Es iz a Tragedie; A Yor Avek-A Yor Faroys; Zaynen Nokh Do Sotsialistn in Eyrope?; Di Zhelekhover Garber; Khaym Zhitlowski
Folder 959: Manuscript of memoirs of a visit to America 1929-1930: 21 notebooks, 616 pp., Yiddish
Folder 960: Notes and outlines 1929-1930: English, Yiddish, Russian, German
Folder 960A: Notes and outlines 1930-1939, undated
Folder 960B: Notes and outlines 1941-1949, undated
Folder 960C: Notes and outlines 1950-1959, undated
Folder 960D: Notes and outlines undated
Folder 961: Incomplete manuscripts undated: English, Yiddish, Russian
Folder 962: Unidentified chapters from English writings undated: Australianism; Jewish Australianism; A Social Dreamer in Australia; The Downfall of France; French Peace or Russian?; The Life and Fate of Trotsky

Series XVI: Russia and the Russian Revolution 1906-1955

This series consists of correspondence and other materials pertaining to Russia and the Russian Revolution. Included are manuscripts and typescripts of books, dramas and essays by Steinberg, articles by other writers, newspaper clippings, and source materials, correspondence and criticism about Steinberg’s writings, among them When I was a People’s Commissar , manuscripts on Maria Spiridonowa, manuscripts and other materials related to In the Workshop of Revolution , You Have Triumphed Mochnatschow! , Violence and Terror in the Revolution , The Path of Thorns , and several others. Materials related to the Left Socialist Revolutionary Party include photographs of some exiled LSR Party members, correspondence with imprisoned and deported Party members, newspaper clippings, statements and resolutions of the Central Committee of the LSR Party, 1918-1920, official documents bearing the signature of Dzerzhinsky, head of the Cheka, and materials on relief given to political exiles in Soviet Russia.

Folders: 66

Folder 963: Zikhroynes fun a Folks-Comisar (Memoirs of People's Commissar) 1929: Yiddish
Folder 963A: When I Was a People's Commissar undated: English
Folder 964: Zikhroynes fun a Folks-Comisar 1928-1930: German, Russian, Yiddish
Folder 965: Zikhroynes fun a Folks-Comisar - correspondence and criticism 1929-1930, undated: German, Russian, Yiddish
Folder 966: Zikhroynes fun a Folks-Comisar - source materials 1918-1926, undated: Russian, Yiddish, German
Folder 967: Zikhroynes fun a Folks-Comisar - source materials 1917-1927, undated: Russian, German
Folder 968: Zikhroynes fun a Folks-Comisar - source materials 1919-1938, undated: Russian, Spanish
Folder 969: Manuscript about Russian history 1925: 15 notebooks, Russian
Folder 969A: Du Hast Gesiegt Mochnatschow! (You have Triumphed Mochnatschow!) 1919: German play in three acts
Folder 969B: Gewalt und Terror in der Revolution (Violence and Terror in the Revolution) undated: list of those to whom review copies were sent
Folder 970: Maria Spiridonowa 1935: German manuscript
Folder 971: Maria Spiridonowa 1921-1930, undated: notes and source materials; German, Russian, French, Czech
Folder 972: Maria Spiridonowa 1935-1937: reviews; English, Yiddish, Spanish, German
Folder 973: Maria Spiridonowa 1923-1934: miscellaneous materials; English, German
Folder 974: Dornenweg (The Path of Thorns) 1927: Russian manuscript
Folder 975: Dornenweg (The Path of Thorns) 1927: French manuscript
Folder 976: Dornenweg (The Path of Thorns) 1927: German manuscript
Folder 977: Dornenweg (The Path of Thorns) 1927-1928: English manuscript
Folder 978: Dornenweg (The Path of Thorns) 1927-1928: reviews and miscellaneous materials; German, Yiddish, Norwegian
Folder 979: In the Workshop of the Revolution undated: manuscript of a possibly earlier version; Yiddish
Folder 980: In the Workshop of the Revolution 1952, undated: incomplete manuscript and notes; English, Yiddish
Folder 981: In the Workshop of the Revolution 1953: publishers proofs; English
Folder 982: In the Workshop of the Revolution 1953-1955: critical reviews and publicity material; English, Hebrew, Yiddish
Folder 983: In the Workshop of the Revolution 1953-1955: correspondence; English, Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian, French
Folder 984: Articles by Steinberg - English 1953, undated: Break in the Iron Curtain; Catherine Breshko-Breshkovskaya; Bukharin's End; A Call from Russia; Cheka Celebrates Its Jubilee; Death Trials in Moscow and the English Intelligentsia; Destruction of the National Soviet Republics; The Events of July 1918
Folder 985: Articles by Steinberg - English undated: The Fall of Krylenko; The Fate of Krylenko; Vera Figner; A Forgotten Anniversary; Heroes and Martyrs of the Russian Revolution; Heroism of the Young Jewish Generation in Russia; How the Germans "Worked" in the Ukraine in 1918; How the Soviet Children View the World; How They Teach History in U.S.S.R.
Folder 986: Articles by Steinberg - English 1929-1938: Letters to the Editor of the Manchester Guardian; Lunacharski, A Flashlight Picture; Maxim Gorki Speaks; Murder of Two Russian Ministers; Mystery About Jenukidze; The Secretary Stalin; Sinovieff and Kameneff; The Thirteen Shot Men; A Trial in Kaunas; Twenty Years Ago; What Soviet Patriotism Means; Why the Sixteen Executions
Folder 987: Articles by Steinberg - English undated: untitled article; the first act of a play
Folder 988: Articles by Steinberg - German 1926-1929: Aenderungen in der Roten Armee; Der Aufstand von Kronstadt; Katherina Breshko-Breshkowskaya; Briefe von Sch...; Bucharin in Angst; Eine Demonstration der Schwaeche; Erinnerungen an Maxim Gorki; Vera Figner; Fuer die Sowjetunion oder fuer die Weltrevolution?
Folder 989: Articles by Steinberg - German undated: Gedanken Spritzen aus Maxim Gorki; Die Gefangenen der Revolution; Geheimnis um Jenukidze; Hat Sich der Bolschewistische Terror Gemildert?; Die Juliereignisse 1918; Die Londoner
Folder 990: Articles by Steinberg - German 1923-1937, undated: Der N 218 der Zeitung "Prawda"; Die "Nep", -die Bolschewistische Ueberwindung des Kapitalismus; Eine Neue Revolutionaere Buehne; Neuer Sturm ueber der Russischen Literatur; Politische Gefangene in Sowjet Russland und der Soziale Hintergrund dieser Erscheinung; Prozess in Kaunas; Der Ruf aus den Katakomben; Die Russische Revolutionaerin; Das Russland der Revolution
Folder 991: Articles by Steinberg - German 1923-1938: Sinowjew und Kameneff; Das Sittliche Antlitz der Revolution; Der Sowjet Patriotismus von Heute; Sowjet Russland als Sozialistisches Problem; Der Sturz Lunatcharsky's; Auf Der Suche Nach dem Neuen; Zum Tode von Lunatscharsky; Trotzki's Kampf Gegen sich Selbst; Uber das Heutige Russland; Unzere Stellung zu Sowjetrussland; Ein Vergessener Jahrtag; Was Will die Partei der L.S.R.; Zehn Jahre Oktoberrevolution; Zum Ersten und Zweiten Mai; untitled articles
Folder 992: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish 1920, undated: Di Autobiografie fun Leninen; Bloymkin iz Dershosen in Moskve; Brif fun Eyropa; Di Draytsn Dershosene; Der Ershter May; Di Finf Bonim fun der Revolutsie; Di Finf Tipn Revolutsionern; Forvort; Fun Vanet Hobn zich Genumen di 16 Dershosene?; Fun Mayn Togbukh 19-VII-1920
Folder 993: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish 1923-1926, undated: Di Kanonen fun Kronshtat; Der Kongres fun Tsveytn International in Vien; Kronshtat; Der Menakhem Mendl fun Moskve; Raten-Rusland als a Sotsialistishe Problem; Dos Sheyndl fun Bolshevizm; Di Shender fun der Revolutsie; Sovyet Rusland als Sotsialistishe Problem
Folder 994: Articles by Steinberg - Yiddish 1927, undated: Tsen Yor Oktober Revolutsie; Tsi iz Faran a Sovyetisher Antisemitizm?; Trotsky un der Brest-Litovsker Sholem; Tsvishn Tsvey Berg fun Fayer; Vos is Haynttsutog Sovet Patriotizm?; Vos iz der Internatsional-A Tahuve tsu Kh. Kosovsky; Vayl Men Hot Zi Geshosn Betselem Moskve; Di Yerushe fun Leninen
Folder 995: Articles by Steinberg - Russian 1923-1930, undated: Sergei Esenin; Legendy Oktiabrskoi Revolyucii (Legends of the October Revolution); Maxim Gorky; O Polozhenii i Zadachakh Levo-Narodnichestva v Rossi (On the Situation and Aims of the Left Populists in Russia); Smert Petlury (The Death of Petlura); Vo Imia Mashiny? (In the Name of a Machine?); review of Ekonomika Perekhodnovo Perioda (The Economics of the Transition Period) by N. Bukharin; report on political and trade union affairs in Germany; Politicheskiye Pisma iz Yevropy (Political letters from Europe) [probably not by Steinberg]
Folder 996: Articles on Russia by others 1919, 1945, undated: Kamikow, Boris: untitled; Rivesman: Vays-Bloy-Royt oyf Shvarts (White, Blue, Red on Black); Vershov: Homo Homini Lupus (Man is a Wolf)
Folder 997: Unidentified 1920-1938, undated: "Nozhnitsy (Scissors); Zhena Kommissara (Commissar's Wife); review of a book by M. Gotz; synopsis of Revenge for Versailles, by A Tsapp; synopsis of The Soul of a Proletarian Child, by Otto Ryule; Birobidzhan: A Ten Years Balance, 1928-1938; L. Trotsky's Statement Against Stalin; La Revolucion; (Dreiser) "In Flame""
Folder 998: Notes and outlines 1920-1935, undated: Russian
Folder 999: Notes and outlines 1919, undated: Russian, Yiddish, German
Folder 999A: News clippings 1925-1952: Russian, German
Folder 1000: Radio programs 1953: English
Folder 1001: Miscellaneous undated: Russian, Yiddish
Folder 1002: Spiridonowa, Maria 1906-1929: articles, biographical statements
Folder 1003: Spiridonowa, Maria 1919-1930: correspondence
Folder 1004: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1924: articles
Folder 1005: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1917-1933, 1951: miscellaneous materials
Folder 1006: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1923-1925, undated: miscellaneous materials
Folder 1007: Communist Party of Great Britain 1924
Folder 1008: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1921-1927, undated: articles by Steinberg
Folder 1009: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1917-1952: notes, outlines and incomplete manuscripts
Folder 1010: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1920, undated
Folder 1011: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1917-1923: news clippings
Folder 1012: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1916-1918: news clippings
Folder 1013: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1918-1930: statements and resolutions
Folder 1014: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1932, undated: Individuals, A to E
Folder 1015: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1924-1926: individuals, F to G
Folder 1016: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1934: individuals, K to N
Folder 1017: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1927: individuals, P to R
Folder 1018: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1923-1933: individuals, S to T
Folder 1019: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1924-1936: Uporov, G.
Folder 1020: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1929: individuals, V to Y
Folder 1021: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1929: organizations
Folder 1022: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1920: Butyrka Prison letters
Folder 1023: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1919-1933: unidentified correspondence, surname unknown
Folder 1024: Left Socialist Revolutionary Party 1918-1936: unidentified correspondence

Series XVII: Miscellaneous Materials 1893-1956

This series contains diaries with Russian, English and Yiddish notes about Steinberg’s daily activities, photographs and envelopes from letters addressed to Steinberg. There are photographs of Steinberg, his family, various places considered for Jewish settlements such as Argentina, South Africa and Australia, revolutionary and Bolshevik figures, and illustrations for Steinberg’s book on Maria Spiridonowa.

Folders: 23

Folder 1025: Diaries 1924, 1938-1950: Russian, English, Yiddish
Folder 1026: Diaries 1951-1956: Russian, English, Yiddish
Folder 1027: Photographs - Steinberg, I.N. 1941-1949, undated
Folder 1028: Photographs - Steinberg, I.N. 1918-1942, undated
Folder 1029: Photographs - Steinberg, also family members and others 1893-1944, undated
Folder 1030: Photographs - Argentina; Mexico; South Africa 1904-1951, undated
Folder 1031: Photographs - Gourewich, Manya; Neuman; Frager, J.; Liebknecht, M.; Brzoza, Chaim; Radek, Karl ; Bao Pu; Balabanoff, Angelica; Weinberg, M. 1924-1935, undated
Folder 1032: Photographs - Australia 1939-1946
Folder 1033: Photographs - Palestine 1924
Folder 1034: Photographs - unidentified agricultural settlements undated
Folder 1035: Photographs - Russia, martyrs of Bolshevism 1917-1926, undated
Folder 1036: Photographs - Russia, individuals and groups 1913-1933, undated
Folder 1037: Photographs - Russia, unidentified individuals and groups 1925-1931, undated
Folder 1038: Photographs - Bergen-Belsen; Workmens Circle School, London 1947, undated
Folder 1039: Photographs - YIVO Vilna exhibit undated
Folder 1040: Photographs - Steinberg, Anna 1905-1947
Folder 1041: Photographs - Steinberg, Ada and David Siegel 1936-1945, undated
Folder 1042: Photographs - Steinberg, Leo and Shulamit 1939-1945, undated
Folder 1043: Photographs - Steinberg family 1924-1941, undated
Folder 1044: Photographs - unidentified individuals and groups 1912-1949, undated
Folder 1045: Photographs - negatives undated
Folder 1045A: Photographs - Spiridonowa book illustrations 1906-1930
Folder 1046: Envelopes addressed to Steinberg