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II, and includes general files, accounting and administrative records, receipt
acknowledgements from civilians who received packages from the ICRC, as well as files
relating to the sending of individual and collective relief to civilians of all the
nationalities detained in Germany and territories occupied by German forces.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is the Archives of the ICRC, series B SEC DAS.
Languages: French, German, and English
91 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Finding Aids: Folder-level descriptions in French for all rolls, on roll no. 91
Restrictions: See reference archivist.
RG-59.001M Selected Records from the Colonial Office Files on Cyprus, Original
Correspondence, 1939
This correspondence relates to the settlement of Jewish immigrants and other refugees in
Cyprus.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is the National Archives, UK (formerly the Public
Record Office, Kew), CO 67.
Languages: English
1 microfilm roll (35 mm)
Finding Aids: Folder-level description
RG-59.002M Selected Records from the Colonial Office: Confidential General and
Confidential Original Correspondence Files on Palestine, 1944–1947
These confidential records relate to the distribution of immigration certificates to Jews in
displaced persons camps in Germany, the rate of immigration, illegal immigration, and
the formation of a Jewish fighting force in Palestine.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is the National Archives, UK (formerly the Public
Record Office, Kew), CO 537.
Languages: English
2 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Finding Aids: Folder-level description
RG-59.003M Selected Records from the Colonial Office: Original Correspondence on
Palestine, 1930–1948
This correspondence relates to British policy in Palestine, including discussions with the
Jewish Agency, other Jewish organizations, and individuals. It also deals with world
reaction to policy; petitions; Arab opposition and disturbances; Jewish immigration