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1. Youth Aliyah rescues Jewish children from war and terror.

Published:: New York, N.Y. : Junior Hadassah, [1940?]
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2. "Refugia" and "Am I my brother's keeper?"

Published:: New York : Humanity Guild, [1939]
©1939
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3. The refugee problem and the absorptive capacity of Palestine : a memorandum submitted to the Intergovernmental Committee for Refugees, also work of the United Palestine Appeal.

Published:: New York : United Palestine Appeal, [1939?]
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4. Nine million Americans walk the streets. Six million foreigners hold good jobs, why? / H.W. Evans.

Author/Creator:: Evans, H. W. (Hiram Wesley)
Published:: [Place of publication not identified] : H.W. Evans, [1936?]
©[1936?]
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5. In peace and dignity : testimony of the American Jewish Committee for the rehabilitation of Jews in Europe and the Palestine question / as presented by Joseph M. Proskauer, president, before the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine.

Author/Creator:: American Jewish Committee
Published:: New York : American Jewish Committee, [1946]
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6. The statistics of migration and naturalization for the year 1945 / Palestine, Department of Migration.

Published:: Palestine : Department of Migration ; Jerusalem : Government Printer, 1947
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7. Palestine conference, March 19th, 1944.

Published:: [Boston, Mass.?] : [United Palestine Appeal], [1944?]
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8. Refugees : anarchy or organization? / by Dorothy Thompson ; with an introduction by Hamilton Fish Armstrong.

Author/Creator:: Thompson, Dorothy, 1893-1961
Published:: New York : Random House, [1938]
©1938
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9. Letter of resignation of James G. McDonald, High Commissioner for Refugees (Jewish and other) coming from Germany, addressed to the Secretary General of the League of Nations : with an annex containing an analysis of the measures in Germany against "non-Aryans", and of their effects in creating refugees : London, December 27th, 1935.

Author/Creator:: McDonald, James G. (James Grover), 1886-1964
Published:: London : J.G. McDonald, 1935
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10. Exclusionary immigration laws / by Felix S. Cohen.

Author/Creator:: Cohen, Felix S., 1907-1953
Published:: New York City : American Jewish Committee, [1940]
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