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issues, including granting visas, settlements, and illegal immigration; logistical and
administrative concerns relating to public works, police, railways, and financial issues in
Palestine; and the Royal Commission on Palestine, the Partition Commission, and the
implementation of the United Nations Organizations Decision.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is the National Archives, UK (formerly the Public
Record Office, Kew), CO 733.
Languages: English
200 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Finding Aids: Folder-level description
RG-59.004M Selected Records from the Foreign Office: General Correspondence Before
1906 Relating to the Russian Empire, 1847-1883
This correspondence relates to the case of Mr. L. Lewisohn.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is the National Archives, UK (formerly the Public
Record Office, Kew), FO 65.
Languages: English
1 microfilm roll (35 mm)
Finding Aids: Folder-level description
RG-59.005M Selected Records from the Foreign Office: General Correspondence Before
1906 Relating to the Ottoman Empire, 1867–1905
This collection contains general correspondence relating to the protection of Jews in
Syria, the condition and treatment of Jews in Serbia and Romania, and the immigration of
Jews to Palestine.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is the National Archives, UK (formerly the Public
Record Office, Kew), FO 78.
Languages: English
4 microfilm rolls (35 mm)
Finding Aids: Folder-level description
RG-59.006M Selected Records from the Foreign Office: General Correspondence After
1906, 1938–1949
This correspondence relates to the persecution of and atrocities against Jews; refugees
from Germany and Austria; disturbances in Palestine; the formation of a Jewish fighting
force; immigration issues; German war criminals; and the conditions for Jews in occupied
Europe, including Germany, Slovakia, Italy, Hungary, Iraq, and Poland.