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1. Letter from Sol Mayer in New York to Jules Kaufmann in Havana concerning the emigration of the Hermanns family from Germany.

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Date:: 1939 April 19

2. Telegram from JDC headquarters in New York to JDC European Director Morris Troper in Paris, informing him that emotions are running high in the U.S. about the fate of the MS St. Louis passengers; that people of influence insist that these refugees not be returned to Germany; and that the JDC is being held responsible for finding a solution to the crisis.

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Date:: 1939 June 10

3. Telegram sent to Morris Troper, JDC European Director in Paris from Paul Baerwald, JDC Chairman in New York, commenting on the enormous public interest in the fate of the MS St. Louis refugees and bemoaning the criticism leveled at the JDC for not doing enough.

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Date:: 1939 June 10

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